Quote:Name: [Full name of candidate]
Place of residency: [City and state of residence of the candidate]
Political affiliation: [Note whether you are the duly appointed nominee of a duly registered political party, or independent]
Campaign Name and Slogans: [Provide details about your campaign like its main slogan) (examples, you are encourage to explore new slogans without copying these examples: Bernie Sanders - "Not Me, Us", Barack Obama - "Change You Can Believe In", Ronald Reagan - "Morning In America"]

Quote:Name: Gerhardt Eugen Seydlitz
Place of residency: Punta Santiago, Aldurian Capital District
Political affiliation: Duly-endorsed candidate of the Liberty and Democracy Party  
Campaign Name and Slogans: A Strong Aldurian Republic (more details to be revealed during the campaign)

Quote:Name: Camille Anne Belmont
Place of residency: Narbonne, Asuara
Political affiliation: Aldurian National Alliance nominee
Campaign Name and Slogans: Strengthening the Spirit of Alduria

Quote:Biography of Camille Belmont

Camille Belmont was born in Zalae, Caputia to an upper-middle class family that was active in Caputian politics. Her father, Marcus Belmont, was an elected member of the royal district's government. Camille was well-educated in Caputia and eventually found herself fleeing Zalae in the midst of the White Plague.

Finding refuge in Alduria, Belmont quickly became involved in the nascent conservative movement of the nation. She settled in Narbonne, Asuara, where she was the local party leader of the National-Liberal Alliance for a few years. She would eventually be elected as an MP in 1672. While in Parliament, she has been seen as largely aligned with the populist right-wing of the N-LA, and - alongside Atanasio Paredes - was an outspoken critic of both Alejandro Campos and Natalia Cotilla.

In the run-up to the 1678 elections, Belmont was convinced to run for the Presidency in order to bring a truly conservative voice to this important office. She was nominated nearly unanimously by the Aldurian National Alliance (with about 1/3 of votes going to various outlying candidates on the centrist and extreme-right wings of the party).

Her motto is "Strengthening the Spirit of Alduria" and she promises a campaign built around a national identity that promotes growth and reliance on the family. Not a dogmatic free-marketeer, Belmont is very outspoken and has built up a small following in her home state. It remains to be seen if she can translate her vision nationally.