One Year President

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A population of 1000 is chosen to be apart of an experiment to see if civilians can control and shape a government from nothing. However, each year a new president is elected and they have 2 actions that can either be add laws or abolish laws. The president can choose not to do anything or only do one action. Laws will affect the happiness of the population, an unhappy population may not be under your control, while a happy one may be. The politics of your people may change depending on laws or the party you are with. There are no rules on laws, go wild.

After 50 years, the experiment will end with results.

To begin, you will step up to attempt to be president. Tell the populace what you offer for one year of service if you are elected, this will help you be voted. Have the phrase “President Candidate” on the post or it will not be counted, posting more than one “President Candidate” will result in a forfeit, so be careful. Also, state what politics you represent (see POLITICS below). If none, you will be counted as True Centrist. In about 15 minutes a new president will be elected, then that new president has 5-10 minutes to add or abolish laws. Then we repeat.

STATS
Current President: None (You may state any name, but your ID will go here too)
Year: 0
Population: 1000
Population Growth: 3.5%
Happiness Level: Neutral

POLITICS (Where the people stand, politically)
120 Right-Wing Authoritarianism (Theocracy)
103 Right-Wing Centrists (Progressivism)
105 Right-Wing Libertarianism (Anarcho-Capitalism)
117 Center Authoritarianism (Fascism)
106 True Centrists (Undefined)
103 Center Libertarianists (Mutualism)
119 Left-Wing Authoritarianism (Communism)
120 Left-Wing Centrists (Socialism)
107 Left-Wing Libertarianism (Anarchism)

CURRENT LAWS
1. Each year, a new president must be elected
2. The president cannot apply rules that grant extra power, including adding unabolishible laws, or a longer term for himself or any other president.
3. Rules 1, 2 and 3 cannot be abolished