President of Alaoyi

List of Presidents

1987-Present

The era after the end of ewezuga saw a dramatic shift in the country's politics as the Socialists dominated the former political sphere due to a split in the Populists. However, with the institution of the two round system in 1998 presidential elections have become much more competitive than they were in years prior.
Political Parties:
  Independent   Socialist Party   Democratic Party   National Populist Party

Portrait		President (Birth–Death)	Term		Party	Province	Elections	Notes
Interim Government
1		Agabe Malanwe (1936–2021)	1 January 1982	1 January 1989	Independent	Alaọhụrụ Province	1981	Served as interim president between the abolishment of the ewezuga system and the adoption of the new constitution, which would take place in 1989. Oversaw the 1988 elections, the first fully representative democratic elections in Alaoyi.
			7 years and 0 days
1989 Constitution Adopted
2		Willem de Frederiks (1923–2005)	1 January 1989	1 January 1994	Socialist	Great Lake Province	1988	The first post-ewezuga president of Alaoyi and the first elected in a fully representative democratic election. His government focused on dismantling the legacy of ewezuga through tackling institutionalised racism, poverty and inequality, and fostering racial reconciliation. Politically a democratic socialist and pacifist, de Frederiks led a massive overhaul of the country's pension system, downsized the military, and encouraged more peaceful relations with Inglaterra. He refused to run in 1993.
			5 years and 0 days
3		Lukas MacDarcy (1941–2019)	1 January 1994	1 January 1999	Socialist	O'Brian Province	1993	MacDarcy was the first ever Diash-speaking president of Alaoyi and succeeded President de Fredericks. Despite being elected with a plurality of the vote in 1993, a short recession would decrease MacDarcy's popularity. As a result, MacDarcy would lose the 1998 election to the National Populist Candidate Breasal Ó Conaill by a signifigant margin in the second round. After losing the 1998 election, MacDarcy described himself as permanently retiring from political life.
			5 years and 0 days
Two-Round System Implemented
4		Breasal Ó Conaill (1943–)	1 January 1999	1 January 2009	National Populist	Blinnobair Province	1998 and 2003	The third elected president of Alaoyi, Ó Conaill became the first president to both run for and win two terms as president, winning in both 1998 and 2003. Ó Conaill oversaw several international crises. Ideologically, he was much more militaristic than either of his predecessors and took a harder line on relations with Alanna, which dominated his second term.
			10 years and 0 days
5		Johann Kleks (1962–)	1 January 2009	30 July 2011	Socialist	Rivierkant	2008	The fourth elected president, Kleks becaame the first president to resign prior to the end of his term. Negative press from a sex scandal ruined his initial popularity. The scandal, in which Kleks became accused of having sexual relations with a staffer, who was only 22 at the time of the affair, led to a public divorce trial and resignation.
			2 years and 210 days
6	[[File:Gwede Mantashe in 2019.png	80px]]	Agu Dike (1930–2016)	30 July 2011	1 January 2014	Socialist	Calawene Province	None, ascended to office.	The fifth elected president, and the first Ndibeanyan to hold the office of president since the end of the interim government, Dike also holds the distinction of being the oldest president. Appointed to the position of deputy president as a sinecure, his duties were needed after the 2011 resignation of Kleks. Dike would retire after his term expired, at the age of 84.
		2 years and 155 days
7		Andrei Rhoodie (1970–)	1 January 2014	Incumbent	Democratic	Seekant	2013 and 2018	The sixth elected president, Rhoodie is also the youngest ever elected as president, when he won at the age of 43 years old in 2013. Rhoodie oversaw the collapse of relations with Inglaterra and Alanna, alongside with strengthening ties with the Antarctic Circle States and the Furbish Islands.
			10 years and 217 days