1st Election

The 1st Election (Election 1500) was the 1st sextennial presidential election of Tarvender. It was held on November 5, 1500 under the new Constitution ratified earlier that year. Governor Ronald Bainbridge, who ran unopposed, was unanimously elected the first President, becoming the first global leader of a Republic instead of a tyrant monarch. Former Diplomat John Crane became the first Vice President.

Like the real life United States, after Tarvender's victory to independence, they spent the first nine years under a government that was weak. The government leaders decided to come together to create a new Constitution to build a stronger government. The results were a government almost 100% identical to the current government of the United States. The biggest differences is the term of the Presidency. Unlike in the American Presidency that has a limited of two four-year terms, the Tarvender Presidency is limited to a single six-year term.

Bainbridge, a veteran of the revolutionary war and incumbent Governor of Osland, was very popular for his leadership during the war, his governorship, and for his leadership as chairman of the Constitution Convention. Most people wanted him to run. So he decided to run. As a result, he ran unopposed with nobody else wanting to run against him.

Presidential

 * Ronald Bainbridge - Governor of Osland

Vice Presidential
The real contest was the Vice Presidency. There was no poltiical parties yet. But during the debates of the Vice Presidential election, factions and divisions began growing which would eventually grow into the Federalist party and Republican party. The only bipartisian agreement was their support for Bainbridge for President.
 * John Crane - Former Ambassador to Kharoon
 * Matthew Forsythe - Ambassador to Kharoon
 * Walter Matthews - State Judge from Banchester
 * Jack Raymond - Former Governor of Burgerton
 * John Handerson - Governor of Durxby
 * Sherman Hunter - Governor of CoWayne
 * Bryan Landon - Military General from Japlan

General election
Governor Bainbridge won the election unanimously. His election was never in doubt. All 7 candidates for Vice President were on the ballot. But in the end, Ambassador John Crane won the Vice Presidency. He is the only Vice President who had to be elected separately on the ballot for the Vice Presidency. Every Vice President afterwards was on the same ticket as their party's Presidential nominee.