November 8, 1892
The day had finally arrived. Across Amerathia, millions of citizens headed to polling stations in cities, towns, and rural communities. Election Day was in full swing, and the nation buzzed with anticipation. The race for the presidency had been fiercely contested, with Matthew Hesh facing off against veteran Senator Howard Grayson and a few other contenders.
Polling stations were packed from dawn to dusk. Factory workers cast their votes before starting their shifts. Farmers traveled miles to participate, while dockworkers and shopkeepers formed long lines, eager to have their voices heard. Campaign posters and banners adorned every major street corner, many of them bearing slogans like "Hesh for Progress!" and "A New Era for Amerathia."
