Collab:Federal States/Government

The government of the Federal States consists of three co-equal branches: a legislature (passes laws), an executive (enforces laws), and a judicial (interprets/clarifies laws). The names and structures of these three branches of government are important as they may affect how areas of the FSA get mapped. For example, an official list of FSA chief executives can be used to name streets, parks, schools, towns, etc. throughout the nation.

Legislative

Add names or suggestions for the structure of the legislative branch of government.

• Overall name

• Congress of the Federal States
• Parliament
• The Assembly

• Higher House

• High Senate
• Senior House
• Senate of the Federal States
• Congregation of States
• State Assembly
• House of the States

• Lower House

• Commons House
• General Assembly
• Assembly General
• Lay Congress
• Junior House
• Popular Assembly
• People's Assembly
• Common Assembly
• House of the People

Executive

Chief Executive

Add suggestions for the title of the head of state.

• President
• Chief Executive
• High Governor
• Executive Minister
• Executive Chairman
• Prime Minister
• High Consul
• Vellegentis ("Will of the nation")
• Federal Counsellor

Previous Executives

The following list was approved by the FSA stateowners in February 2022.

Election Year	President	Notes
1759	Louis Huntington
1763
1767	James Sutton
1771
1775	Charles Blaney
1779	TBD
1783
1787	Augustus Hackney
1791
1795
1799	TBD
1803
1807	Ansel Hillard
1811
1815
1819	Brian McPherson
1823	TBD
1827
1831	Taylor Gellard
1835
1839	Preston Caldwell
1843	Taylor Gellard
1847	Solomon Swift
1851
1855	George S. Price
1859
1863	Erwin Gregman
1867
1871	Erik T.A. Schmidt	Died in office (1878). Succeeded by McCallister Smith.
1875
1879	McCallister Smith
1883
1887	TBD
1891
1895	TBD
1899	Ernest Smetters
1903
1907	Joseph F. Kezar
1911	Eric Morgan
1915	TBD	Four-term President, serving either through great stability or the duration of an emergency.
1919
1923
1927
1931	Rexwood Reavis
1935
1939	Jacob Sloan	Died in office (194?). Succeeded by Evelyn McManaman (first female President).
1943
1947	Evelyn McManaman
1951	TBD
1955	Gerald Bowers	Last President to serve more than two terms.
1959
1963
1967	Elijah T. Lewis
1971	Sherman Reynham
1975	Elijah T. Lewis
1979	Ryan Leo
1983
1987	TBD
1991	Ross Sanchez
1995	TBD
1999	Robert Michaels
2003
2007	TBD
2011
2015	Edith Elric	Current President
2019

House of the chief executive

Location in Huntington

• Tempus Palace ('time palace', could've been named because it was rushed or was built int the *time* of need.
• Huntington House

Agencies

Federal States Post Office

Based on the results of a forum poll in August 2022, the postal service of the Federal States is officially named the Federal States Post Office. National postal codes use the following format:

CC-##XX

where:

• CC indicates a state's two-letter abbreviation;
• ## indicates a two-number code, up to the individual stateowner
• XX indicates a two-character code, up to the individual stateowner. These two characters can be letters or numbers, although use of the letters I, O, Q, S, or Z are discouraged to prevent potential confusion with numbers.

Judicial

Add suggestions for the name of the high court of the FSA.

• Supreme Court
• Superior Court
• High Court
• Court of Record
• National Court
• Superior Judiciary
• Supreme Judiciary
• The Amelioratrix
• Constitutional Court

Parties

In an effort to allow each state more freedom to determine their own local politics, and to avoid potential issues of national-level overwikification, the project will avoid having national political parties in favor of five standing "coalitions." Each state party would be encouraged to be part of one of these coalitions. The details of this proposal is not finalized and FSA stateowners are encouraged to discuss this in the dedicated FSA forum.