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	==Early Life & Education==		==Early Life & Education==
	Born in 1959 to a family of [[Andhrapur\|Andhrapuri]] immigrants living in Fuxing province, Misra excelled at school, and was also elected to the Student Council at Eastern Mingde Public High School~~. From her position as an ordinary member, she was elected as Prime Minister in her 11th grade year, and President in her 12th~~. She also became involved with the Fuxing Branch of the Student Progressives, which she joined at age 15. She attended the University of Fuxing, where she majored in Communications Studies, before attending the prestigious Riverlands National University for her Master’s degree.		Born in 1959 to a family of [[Andhrapur\|Andhrapuri]] immigrants living in Fuxing province, Misra excelled at school, and was also elected as president of the Student Council at Eastern Mingde Public High School. She also became involved with the Fuxing Branch of the Student Progressives, which she joined at age 15. She attended the University of Fuxing, where she majored in Communications Studies, before attending the prestigious [[National Open University (Laeral)\|Riverlands National University]] for her Master’s degree.

	==Early Career==		==Early Career==

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	==Campaign for President==		==Campaign for President==
	In February of 2018, Misra announced that she was seeking the Progressive Party nomination for [[President of Laeral]], and was endorsed by [[Nicholas Brennan]] in the primary shortly afterwards. Facing few challengers, she was elected with 83% of ~~the vote~~ during the Progressive Party primary in ~~May~~ of 2018. She led in early polling for the presidency, which predicted that she would enter a race against People's Party candidate [[Damien Vendorme]]. After a scandal involving possible corruption, known as the Serriel Affair, she received 20% of the vote during the first round of the presidential election, finishing in third place. She endorsed [[Liu Mei-han]], who was subsequently elected President. in the second round of the presidential race.		In February of 2018, Misra announced that she was seeking the Progressive Party nomination for [[President of Laeral]], and was endorsed by [[Nicholas Brennan]] in the primary shortly afterwards. Facing few challengers after Delegate [[Benjamin Lin]] and Representative [[Marie-Claire Beringer]] declined to run, she was elected with 83% of party delegate votes during the Progressive Party primary in November of 2018. She led in early polling for the presidency, which predicted that she would enter a race against People's Party candidate [[Damien Vendorme]]. After a scandal involving possible corruption, known as the Serriel Affair, she received 20% of the vote during the first round of the presidential election, finishing in third place. She endorsed [[Liu Mei-han]], who was subsequently elected President. in the second round of the presidential race.

	==Minister of Foreign Affairs==		==Minister of Foreign Affairs==

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	==Early Life & Education==		==Early Life & Education==
	Born in 1959 to a family of [[~~Andhra Republic~~\|~~Andhran~~]] immigrants living in Fuxing province, Misra excelled at school, and was also elected to the Student Council at Eastern Mingde Public High School. From her position as an ordinary member, she was elected as Prime Minister in her 11th grade year, and President in her 12th. She also became involved with the Fuxing Branch of the Student Progressives, which she joined at age 15. She attended the University of Fuxing, where she majored in Communications Studies, before attending the prestigious Riverlands National University for her Master’s degree.		Born in 1959 to a family of [[Andhrapur\|Andhrapuri]] immigrants living in Fuxing province, Misra excelled at school, and was also elected to the Student Council at Eastern Mingde Public High School. From her position as an ordinary member, she was elected as Prime Minister in her 11th grade year, and President in her 12th. She also became involved with the Fuxing Branch of the Student Progressives, which she joined at age 15. She attended the University of Fuxing, where she majored in Communications Studies, before attending the prestigious Riverlands National University for her Master’s degree.

	==Early Career==		==Early Career==

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	Tanvi Misra (born Tanvi Dara on January 27th, 1959) is a Laeralian politician and currently the Foreign Minister of Laeral. She retains her seat in the General Assembly as the senior Delegate from Fuxing Province, and formerly served as the [[Prime Minister of Laeral\|Prime Minister]] under [[Nicholas Brennan]]. Misra worked for the Progressive Party for 14 years, rising to become the Executive Director of the Progressive General Assembly Campaign Committee. In 2008, she became the Speaker of the General Assembly, and in 2015 became Prime Minister of Laeral at the head of a Progressive-Socialist-Conservative governing coalition, referred to as the Misra Government.		'''Tanvi Misra''' (born Tanvi Dara on January 27th, 1959) is a [[Laeral\|Laeralian]] politician and currently the Foreign Minister of Laeral. She retains her seat in the [[National Assembly (Laeral)\|General Assembly]] as the senior Delegate from Fuxing Province, and formerly served as the [[Prime Minister of Laeral\|Prime Minister]] under [[Nicholas Brennan]]. Misra worked for the [[Progressive Party of Laeral\|Progressive Party]] for 14 years, rising to become the Executive Director of the Progressive General Assembly Campaign Committee. In 2008, she became the Speaker of the General Assembly, and in 2015 became [[Prime Minister of Laeral]] at the head of a Progressive-Socialist-Conservative governing coalition, referred to as the Misra Government.

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	==General Assembly==		==General Assembly==
	After serving as an important figure in the Progressive Party for years, she ran for Delegate from her native Fuxing province in 1992, narrowly edging out the Socialist candidate to become the junior Delegate from Fuxing. She continued to serve as the Executive Director of the PGACC as Delegate, and co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation during her time in the General Assembly. In 2004, she was reelected with a greater number of votes than her Conservative fellow Delegate, becoming the senior Delegate from Fuxing. She became the General Assembly Leader of the Opposition in 2006, and Speaker of the General Assembly when the Progressive-Socialist coalition took control in 2009. She served in this capacity for six years, before ~~President~~ [[Nicholas Brennan]] chose her to serve as his Prime Minister (succeeding Gérald Barre) following the 2014 elections.		After serving as an important figure in the Progressive Party for years, she ran for Delegate from her native Fuxing province in 1992, narrowly edging out the Socialist candidate to become the junior Delegate from Fuxing. She continued to serve as the Executive Director of the PGACC as Delegate, and co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation during her time in the General Assembly. In 2004, she was reelected with a greater number of votes than her Conservative fellow Delegate, becoming the senior Delegate from Fuxing. She became the General Assembly Leader of the Opposition in 2006, and Speaker of the General Assembly when the Progressive-Socialist coalition took control in 2009. She served in this capacity for six years, before [[Nicholas Brennan\|President Nicholas Brennan]] chose her to serve as his Prime Minister (succeeding [[Gérald Barre]]) following the 2014 elections.

	==Prime Minister of Laeral==		==Prime Minister of Laeral==

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	==General Assembly==		==General Assembly==
	After serving as an important figure in the Progressive Party for years, she ran for Delegate from her native Fuxing province in 1992, narrowly edging out the Socialist candidate to become the junior Delegate from Fuxing. She continued to serve as the Executive Director of the PGACC as Delegate, and co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation during her time in the General Assembly. In 2004, she was reelected with a greater number of votes than her Conservative fellow Delegate, becoming the senior Delegate from Fuxing. She became the General Assembly Leader of the Opposition in 2006, and Speaker of the General Assembly when the Progressive-Socialist coalition took control in ~~2008~~. She served in this capacity for six years, before President [[Nicholas Brennan]] chose her to serve as his Prime Minister (succeeding Gérald Barre) following the 2014 elections.		After serving as an important figure in the Progressive Party for years, she ran for Delegate from her native Fuxing province in 1992, narrowly edging out the Socialist candidate to become the junior Delegate from Fuxing. She continued to serve as the Executive Director of the PGACC as Delegate, and co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation during her time in the General Assembly. In 2004, she was reelected with a greater number of votes than her Conservative fellow Delegate, becoming the senior Delegate from Fuxing. She became the General Assembly Leader of the Opposition in 2006, and Speaker of the General Assembly when the Progressive-Socialist coalition took control in 2009. She served in this capacity for six years, before President [[Nicholas Brennan]] chose her to serve as his Prime Minister (succeeding Gérald Barre) following the 2014 elections.

	==Prime Minister of Laeral==		==Prime Minister of Laeral==
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	==Minister of Foreign Affairs==		==Minister of Foreign Affairs==
	Following the 2018 legislative elections, Laeral faced a fragmented [[National Assembly (Laeral)\|National Assembly]]. Misra remained as Prime Minister in a caretaker capacity until a coalition deal was struck between the Progressive, New Democratic, Conservative, and Green parties on June 4, 2019. Under the deal, Misra was named as [[Minister of Foreign Affairs (Laeral)\|Foreign Minister]], making her the leading Progressive figure in the new government.		Following the 2018 legislative elections, Laeral faced a fragmented [[National Assembly (Laeral)\|National Assembly]]. Misra remained as Prime Minister in a caretaker capacity until a coalition deal was struck between the Progressive, New Democratic, Conservative, and Green parties on June 4, 2019; this lengthy period of government-formation was the longest in Laeralian history. Under the deal, Misra was named as [[Minister of Foreign Affairs (Laeral)\|Foreign Minister]], making her the leading Progressive figure in the new government.

	==Family & Personal Life==		==Family & Personal Life==

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	Tanvi Misra (born Tanvi Dara on January 27th, 1959) is a Laeralian politician and currently the Foreign Minister of Laeral. She retains her seat in the General Assembly as the senior Delegate from Fuxing Province, and formerly served as the Prime Minister under [[Nicholas Brennan]]. Misra worked for the Progressive Party for 14 years, rising to become the Executive Director of the Progressive General Assembly Campaign Committee. In 2008, she became the Speaker of the General Assembly, and in 2015 became Prime Minister of Laeral at the head of a Progressive-Socialist-Conservative governing coalition, referred to as the Misra Government.		Tanvi Misra (born Tanvi Dara on January 27th, 1959) is a Laeralian politician and currently the Foreign Minister of Laeral. She retains her seat in the General Assembly as the senior Delegate from Fuxing Province, and formerly served as the [[Prime Minister of Laeral\|Prime Minister]] under [[Nicholas Brennan]]. Misra worked for the Progressive Party for 14 years, rising to become the Executive Director of the Progressive General Assembly Campaign Committee. In 2008, she became the Speaker of the General Assembly, and in 2015 became Prime Minister of Laeral at the head of a Progressive-Socialist-Conservative governing coalition, referred to as the Misra Government.

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	==Prime Minister of Laeral==		==Prime Minister of Laeral==
	As Prime Minister, she had a lower public profile than her predecessors, preferring to focus on behind-the-scenes negotiation rather than delivering speeches. She enjoyed much power within the Progressive Party, where her intervention was largely responsible for electing [[Chen Ting-fei]] as Chair of the Progressive National Committee and leader of the party. As Prime Minister, she significantly reduced the number of Progressive representatives voting against party wishes through an overhaul of the whip system used by the Progressive caucus. Her legislative priorities focused largely on economic issues and foreign policy, notably managing to pass with a 2/3 supermajority a declaration of war on [[Suleman Chaher]]'s government in June 2018.		As [[Prime Minister of Laeral\|Prime Minister]], she had a lower public profile than her predecessors, preferring to focus on behind-the-scenes negotiation rather than delivering speeches. She enjoyed much power within the Progressive Party, where her intervention was largely responsible for electing [[Chen Ting-fei]] as Chair of the Progressive National Committee and leader of the party. As Prime Minister, she significantly reduced the number of Progressive representatives voting against party wishes through an overhaul of the whip system used by the Progressive caucus. Her legislative priorities focused largely on economic issues and foreign policy, notably managing to pass with a 2/3 supermajority a declaration of war on [[Suleman Chaher]]'s government in June 2018.

	==Campaign for President==		==Campaign for President==

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	\| parents = Naveen and Ankita Misra		\| parents = Naveen and Ankita Misra
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	Tanvi Misra (born Tanvi Dara on January 27th, 1959) is a Laeralian politician and currently the Foreign Minister of Laeral. She retains her seat in the General Assembly as the senior Delegate from Fuxing Province, and formerly served as the Prime Minister under [[Nicholas Brennan]]. Misra worked for the Progressive Party for 14 years, rising to become the Executive Director of the Progressive General Assembly Campaign Committee. In 2008, she became the Speaker of the General Assembly, and in 2015 became Prime Minister of Laeral at the head of ~~the current~~ Progressive-Socialist-Conservative governing coalition.		Tanvi Misra (born Tanvi Dara on January 27th, 1959) is a Laeralian politician and currently the Foreign Minister of Laeral. She retains her seat in the General Assembly as the senior Delegate from Fuxing Province, and formerly served as the Prime Minister under [[Nicholas Brennan]]. Misra worked for the Progressive Party for 14 years, rising to become the Executive Director of the Progressive General Assembly Campaign Committee. In 2008, she became the Speaker of the General Assembly, and in 2015 became Prime Minister of Laeral at the head of a Progressive-Socialist-Conservative governing coalition, referred to as the Misra Government.

	==Early Life & Education==		==Early Life & Education==
	Born in 1959 to a family of Andhran immigrants ~~resettled~~ in Fuxing province, Misra excelled at school, and was also elected to the Student Council at Eastern Mingde Public High School. From her position as an ordinary member, she was elected as Prime Minister in her 11th grade year, and President in her 12th. She also became involved with the Fuxing Branch of the Student Progressives, which she joined at age 15. She attended the University of Fuxing, where she majored in Communications Studies, before attending the prestigious Riverlands National University for her Master’s degree.		Born in 1959 to a family of [[Andhra Republic\|Andhran]] immigrants living in Fuxing province, Misra excelled at school, and was also elected to the Student Council at Eastern Mingde Public High School. From her position as an ordinary member, she was elected as Prime Minister in her 11th grade year, and President in her 12th. She also became involved with the Fuxing Branch of the Student Progressives, which she joined at age 15. She attended the University of Fuxing, where she majored in Communications Studies, before attending the prestigious Riverlands National University for her Master’s degree.

	==Early Career==		==Early Career==
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	==General Assembly==		==General Assembly==
	After serving as an important figure in the Progressive Party for years, she ran for Delegate from her native Fuxing province in 1992, narrowly edging out the Socialist candidate to become the junior Delegate from Fuxing. She continued to serve as the Executive Director of the PGACC as Delegate, and co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation during her time in the General Assembly. In 2004, she was reelected with a greater number of votes than her Conservative fellow Delegate, becoming the senior Delegate from Fuxing. She became the General Assembly Leader of the Opposition in 2006, and Speaker of the General Assembly when the Progressive-Socialist coalition took control in 2008. She served in this capacity for six years, before President [[Nicholas Brennan]] chose her to serve as his Prime Minister following the 2014 elections.		After serving as an important figure in the Progressive Party for years, she ran for Delegate from her native Fuxing province in 1992, narrowly edging out the Socialist candidate to become the junior Delegate from Fuxing. She continued to serve as the Executive Director of the PGACC as Delegate, and co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation during her time in the General Assembly. In 2004, she was reelected with a greater number of votes than her Conservative fellow Delegate, becoming the senior Delegate from Fuxing. She became the General Assembly Leader of the Opposition in 2006, and Speaker of the General Assembly when the Progressive-Socialist coalition took control in 2008. She served in this capacity for six years, before President [[Nicholas Brennan]] chose her to serve as his Prime Minister (succeeding Gérald Barre) following the 2014 elections.

	==Prime Minister of Laeral==		==Prime Minister of Laeral==
	As Prime Minister, she ~~has~~ a lower public profile than her predecessors, preferring to focus on behind-the-scenes negotiation rather than delivering speeches. She ~~enjoys~~ much power within the Progressive Party, where her intervention was largely responsible for electing Chen Ting-fei as Chair of the Progressive National Committee and leader of the party. As Prime Minister, she ~~has~~ significantly reduced the number of Progressive representatives voting against party wishes through an overhaul of the whip system used by the Progressive caucus. Her legislative priorities ~~have~~ focused on economic issues and foreign policy, notably managing to pass with a 2/3 supermajority a declaration of war on [[Suleman Chaher]]'s government in June 2018.		As Prime Minister, she had a lower public profile than her predecessors, preferring to focus on behind-the-scenes negotiation rather than delivering speeches. She enjoyed much power within the Progressive Party, where her intervention was largely responsible for electing [[Chen Ting-fei]] as Chair of the Progressive National Committee and leader of the party. As Prime Minister, she significantly reduced the number of Progressive representatives voting against party wishes through an overhaul of the whip system used by the Progressive caucus. Her legislative priorities focused largely on economic issues and foreign policy, notably managing to pass with a 2/3 supermajority a declaration of war on [[Suleman Chaher]]'s government in June 2018.

	==Campaign for President==		==Campaign for President==
	In February of 2018, Misra announced that she was seeking the Progressive Party nomination for [[President of Laeral]]. Facing few challengers, she was elected with 83% of the vote during the Progressive Party primary in May of 2018. After a scandal involving possible corruption, known as the Serriel Affair, she received 20% of the vote during the first round of the presidential election, finishing in third place. She endorsed [[Liu Mei-han]] in the second round of the presidential race.		In February of 2018, Misra announced that she was seeking the Progressive Party nomination for [[President of Laeral]], and was endorsed by [[Nicholas Brennan]] in the primary shortly afterwards. Facing few challengers, she was elected with 83% of the vote during the Progressive Party primary in May of 2018. She led in early polling for the presidency, which predicted that she would enter a race against People's Party candidate [[Damien Vendorme]]. After a scandal involving possible corruption, known as the Serriel Affair, she received 20% of the vote during the first round of the presidential election, finishing in third place. She endorsed [[Liu Mei-han]], who was subsequently elected President. in the second round of the presidential race.

			==Minister of Foreign Affairs==
			Following the 2018 legislative elections, Laeral faced a fragmented [[National Assembly (Laeral)\|National Assembly]]. Misra remained as Prime Minister in a caretaker capacity until a coalition deal was struck between the Progressive, New Democratic, Conservative, and Green parties on June 4, 2019. Under the deal, Misra was named as [[Minister of Foreign Affairs (Laeral)\|Foreign Minister]], making her the leading Progressive figure in the new government.

	==Family & Personal Life==		==Family & Personal Life==