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Hello! It's been a while since I've run for Underhusen. Let me start by making a promise. I promise that I will be active throughout my term, if elected. I also promise to seperate my role as RP Thane from my duties as a member of the Underhusen, if elected.

Now, why am I standing? I'm standing because I want to fight the biggest threat facing Wintreath now: inactivity. I want to fight inactivity in the Underhusen and beyond. I want to engage with the citizenry and assure them that the Underhusen will listen to their concerns.

So, please, feel free to ask me anything. Feel free to engage me about any issue you care about. I'm standing because I care about Wintreath and want to continue to thrive.

I humbly ask that, on election day, you consider casting your vote for me. Thank you and I hope you all have a nice day :]

Welcome to the campaign.

How will you fight inactivity in the Underhusen, which itself is one of the least active parts of the region?

I will attempt to engage the public.

Frankly, there is not that much for the UH to do right now. There are no pressing legislative concerns and no major legislation under consideration currently. There is'nt much to take a stand on. So I hope that, if we engage with the public, ask their opinon on the UH and why most people switch off to it we can get people interested in the UH again, get people to speak their minds more.

Would you be willing to voluntarily take a Civics/Law Test, along with the other candidates?

That depends. If you write the test, no. I'm not sure taking a test set by another candidate is a terribly fair idea.

I'm sure you'll do great. Good luck, North.

Would you be willing to voluntarily take a Civics/Law Test, along with the other candidates?

North actually makes a fantastic point, Chanku.
I'm not sure I'm comfortable with the idea of people taking a civic test devised by another candidate.
Robin's Steak Fry is always cool in my books because, to the best of my knowledge, Robin doesn't run for UH, and is generally unopposed as Delegate because he does a good job. But if you want to somehow moderate who's running in the election, I for one would be far more comfortable with you doing so if you were not a candidate.

Robin's Steak Fry is always cool in my books because, to the best of my knowledge, Robin doesn't run for UH, and is generally unopposed as Delegate because he does a good job. But if you want to somehow moderate who's running in the election, I for one would be far more comfortable with you doing so if you were not a candidate.

I think the Steak Fry is different since it's an open discussion rather than a test. Robin's just asking questions, which candidates are free to do anyway, just condensed into a single thread. UH candidates such as tatte have done similar events during elections in the past, and I don't think there's ever been any concern with that.