Avery!

Avery Abigail Wagers is a an English-Dogger politician, labor right's and LGBT right's activist who became active in Dogger federal politics following the March 2021 elections, where she would register as a member of the national Labor Workers' Party. She is known for falling on the left wing of the LWP.

Following a few years career in documentation and journalism, Avery would spend several years President of the Doggier Writers Guild representing her contemporaries in the field. She would start following national politics when it seemed a left victory was certain in the March elections, casting her vote for the LWP to support this goal. Over the next several weeks she would become close with many members of the LWP and would soon find herself in the position to enter Government.

Assigned to an empty LWP seat midway through April, she would rise throughout the party. She would be nominated for a cabinet seat following the temporary split of the Populist Party, becoming Minister of Labor and Welfare. She would initially support Prime Minister Mel during initial interparty conflicts, but come to support Trashman following realization of the April 25th coup. She ran in the April 26th Deputy Leader elections, supporting Trashman's bid for leader, narrowly winning the deputy leadership position in the party due to the ranked choice voting system. She was the one who initially discovered IDP leader Beady had conducted fraud during the April 29th elections. Following the passing of the Constitution and Elections Bill on May 3rd, Avery would announce her candidacy for the President, competing in the Forward Presidential Alliance Primaries. Following the May 2021 Legislative Elections, Avery would take a more active role in party leadership, leading the Party and Opposition in Trashman's absence until his return and actively participating in coalition negotiations

=Electoral History=

May 2021 FPA presidential primaries
Avery would announce her run in the first FPA Primaries, hoping to gain the nomination or boost her profile atleast. She would perform rather well, making it up until the fourth and semi-final round, coming in third place overall, with Rune winning first place and Yma McRachubolk coming in second.