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*2003-2007: [[The Hetherington Family|Edwin Hetherington]]. Escaped Malton at the start of the outbreak, but continued to administer the evacuation and quarantine. | *2003-2007: [[The Hetherington Family|Edwin Hetherington]]. Escaped Malton at the start of the outbreak, but continued to administer the evacuation and quarantine. | ||
*2007-present: [[Murbulskond]]. First mayor to be elected during the quarantine. He [[Mayor of Malton|beat]] [[User:Karloth vois|Karloth Vois]] by a single vote. The voter turn out was just 183, which is more than one would expect from the trapped citizens of a doomed city. | *2007-present: [[Murbulskond]]. First mayor to be elected during the quarantine. He [[Mayor of Malton|beat]] [[User:Karloth vois|Karloth Vois]] by a single vote. The voter turn out was just 183, which is more than one would expect from the trapped citizens of a doomed city. | ||
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Revision as of 13:53, 29 May 2010
Since it was first founded in the year 37, Malton has had a new mayor elected every four years. An individual could run as many times as they want, but could not be elected for two consecutive terms. In the event that a mayor should die before the end of his term, a new mayor would be elected within three months.
Mayors
Because of the loss of legal documents during the early outbreaks, the identity of many past mayors have been lost.
- 1979-1983: Theodore Buckley. Famous for his extensive hospital reforms.
- 2003-2007: Edwin Hetherington. Escaped Malton at the start of the outbreak, but continued to administer the evacuation and quarantine.
- 2007-present: Murbulskond. First mayor to be elected during the quarantine. He beat Karloth Vois by a single vote. The voter turn out was just 183, which is more than one would expect from the trapped citizens of a doomed city.
