Edison Lott

Edison "Ed" Charles Lott (March 30 1940) is an American politician, writer and businessman who served as the 43rd President of the United States from 2005 to 2013. Lott previously served as the 28th Governor of Cascadia.

During Lott's governorship, he became a staunch ally of President Steve Owens, and the two became close friends. With Owens' Vice President Robert Milton declaring he would not run for President in 2004, Lott began toying with the idea of running for President in 2002 and 2003. Finally, on November 2nd 2003 Lott declared his candidacy for President.

Lott's campaign took many points from both Owens Campaigns, mainly focusing in certain swing states like Westerly, Florida, and Cascadia. Lott's opponent, Senator Tim McEarl (D-NEF) focused mainly on the Eastern seaboard, neglecting many important states in the West, allowing Lott to snatch them up.

Lott won the 2004 election in a landslide.