March 20, 1892
The campaign period officially began. Across Amerathia, cities and towns buzzed with political activity. Candidates for the presidency crisscrossed the country, rallying support. For Matthew Hesh, this meant a rigorous schedule filled with speeches, town hall meetings, and visits to key industrial and agricultural centers.
With his reputation as an industrialist and reform-minded governor, Matthew's campaign centered on modernization, infrastructure, and national progress. The people saw him as a man who could bring prosperity to every corner of Amerathia.
Standing on a wooden platform erected in the city square, Matthew addressed a crowd of thousands. Workers, farmers, and families gathered to hear him speak. Many of them had followed his career and respected how his industries had improved wages and transportation in their region.
