The Telmer Telegraph -
The NEC has announced the names of the seven recognized political parties. Initial reports indicate that the parties represent a wide spectrum of political beliefs and policies. The Wallup Polling Institute, a newly created polling company, looks to earn millions as the parties depend on polling to gauge public support. Ian Trandell, millionaire and founder of WPI, has explained how his company plays a critical role in the democratic process. Trandell has also offered a free poll to the first political party who contacts him through the Frank Talk blog. The poll is valued at $500,000 and will provide national opinions and party support levels. Let the polling begin!
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Thank you Mr. Trandell, for the support of our democratic process in the upcoming election. We of the Liberal States Party feel that this sense of democracy is what the country needs and we support such valiant efforts!
I, Nick Daughenbaugh of the Liberal Rights Party, believe that the NEC has a rightful amount of parties to follow up on the offer made by the Wallup Polling Institute. This is a great idea because parties will be more competitve in the polling process. I believe that the $500,000 is a good jumping start for any party in the Franklin States of America.
The CAT party would like to thank Mr. Trandell for creating a polling institution and we would like to wish all of te parties could luck and congradulate the Liberal Rights Party for recieving the $500,000 poll.
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