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With the recent loss of one of the last two eAustralian territories, they have been corralled into their last remaining territory, New South Wales. With the presidential elections happening as we speak, who will win the presidency of this 1-territory state? Bowen Eley is the only candidate to receive endorsement from multiple parties, while he runs against infin, Callumh123, Paul Hamon, and DARK VORODOR.

If the current multi-endorsed candidate happens to win the election, we can count on his continued support in our alliance and eAustralia's continued membership of EDEN. He promises strong retaliation against eIndonesia and a continued campaign to reunite the previous eAustralian territories. As far as economics go, he will work to keep taxes steady and reduce printing of AUD in order to supplement it's increased value by inflation.

While infin hasn't taken an official stance on the political orientation of eAustralia, he also promises to keep current tax rates and lighten currency printing. He is also planning increased control over the military, including new funding ideas and repositioning elite troops.

Callumh123 is still a strong supporter of EDEN and the Brolliance. He is proposing expanding the military in spending and organization. While he isn't planning to curb currency printing necessarily, he is planning to stabilize the AUD in some manner.

Paul Hamon may be a dual-administered account? See this article: http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/so-long-and-thanks-for-all-the-fish1-1567320/1/20 where he sites leaving nearly a month ago and hasn't published anything since? I'm interested to see what comes of this...

DARK VORODOR, the only other candidate to receive official support from a party, has proposed a COMPLETE overhaul of the eAustralian military, which could cause issues in the heat of the eIndonesian conflict. Again, this candidate proposes a cut, if not a halt, to printing of the AUD. As far as external policy, DARK VORODOR has vowed to perpetuate the hostilities between eAustralia and eIndonsia, and he plans to re-evaluate the membership fee in EDEN and whether that figure is in eAustralia's best interest. Regardless of his decision for EDEN inclusion, he is looking toward eGreece, eUSA, and eChina as a more viable alliance option for eAustralia in the long run.

Time will tell which one of these candidates will take over eAustralia and how it will turn out for eIndonesia, eUSA, and EDEN.