Conservative Campaign in Overdrive
With only two months until the December elections the Conservatives have been going into overdrive to push their agenda forward as Hutori prepares for the most crowded elections in over 300 years. For the first time since the 36th century 8 active political parties will be participating in the December Federal Elections. While the left is most definitely the most crowded, featuring five distinct political parties, the right has three of their own and the Conservatives are attempting to present themselves as the best choice to represent the conservative monarchist agenda in a Parliament increasingly filled with left wing socialists and republicans.
Foreign Affairs Minister and Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party Jessica PIckermin
The top members of the Conservative Party including Alexander Woodbury, Jessica Pickermin, Andrew Murphy, Michael Hellier and others have been travelling across Hutori in a final bid to get the Conservative's message across. Yesterday Woodbury was at HFB Acton, one of the largest military bases in Hutori addressing troops and supporters. The Conservative Party has long been seen as the military strongest ally in Parliament, and one of the largest portions of the Conservative's voting base actually are serving members of the Hutorian Armed Forces. Woodbury's own son Cedric, serves as an Officer in the Army' Armoured Corps.
Alexander Woodbury at HFB Acton.