Editing History of Zamastan (section)

====Elene Abotsford====
In the wake of Gaviria’s assassination, Congressional House Speaker [[James Ebberson]] took the place of President-in-Crisis, and emergency elections took place on September 31st, 1972. Voters who once again went to the polls only a week after having cast their votes for a now slain leader chose overwhelmingly for a woman named [[Elene Abotsford]], a member of the Libertarian House of Zamah St’an. As the first female President, Abotsford was a champion for improved conditions for women, including labor laws, increased wages, and more individualistic rights for access to birth control. However, she did manage to win over the majority of the male vote as well by approving bills that endorsed male workers with the ‘2 or more’ program, which gave families with two or more children massive tax breaks in the midst of a booming economy from the Gaviria Administration. She also lowered the voting age in Zamastan from 18 years to 16 years, which empowered more young people to become involved in political processes. Another major accomplishment of Abotsford’s first two years in office was her pursuit of reforming the law enforcement process. She revamped and promoted judges who had histories of balanced decisions in their cases, as well as authority over significant circumstances such as police shootings, racial tension, individualistic rights, and steps overlapping the Zamastan Constitution.
[[File:Quinnwerner.jpg|thumb|right|[[Quinn Werner]] ]]