Gumball Bobuckson

Gumball Bobuckson, formerly known as “Gumble Bobuckson,” is a Republican politician who was a former member of the United States House of Representatives and United States Senate, representing Alabama's 7 house seats and its Class 3 seat. He’d end up leaving Alabama for Georgia at the end of Version V after being the PSO jumper. He’d then stay put to where he is now. He was supposed to join in June of 2022, but it never happened, joining 2 weeks after the Version IV reset on July 12, 2022.

He likes to serve as senator. He commonly pushed a pro-voting/school security agenda and pro-tax cut agenda.

History[]

Version IV[]

In Version IV, Gumble would join and become a representative. He would create the Fight the Fed Act, which became law. He became a senator on July 19, 2022. He’d have multiple failed bills over his tenure, except for the Senate Anti-Pedo Committee creation, which he was chairman of, along with Bill J. Gore as his vice-chair.

Version V[]

In Version V, Gumble would join the Freedom Caucus and become its vice-chair. He would then participate in the RSC coup against Tiny Tim.

Version VI[]

In Version VI, Gumble would continue his membership in RSC where he’d become it’s treasurer. He’d be cabinet in both Civil’s and Santiago’s presidencies.

Version VII[]

In Version VII, Gumble would change his name to Gumball. He’d join the Liberty Caucus in order to prevent Ernest from taking control of it. In Georgia, he’d be in heated governor races against Austin Sinema, leading to a stagnant Georgia.

Version VIII[]

In Version VIII, Gumball would be the governor of Georgia for 3 straight terms until Alexia Ashford moved to Georgia and prevented a 3rd term. He would lose once again to Rikki under the dominance of the Alexia Ashford victories of that iteration, until beating Jon Ossof in the last election of that iteration

Version IX[]

In Version IX, Gumball would win governor of Georgia without much trouble and would become vice-chair of the Freedom Caucus

Version X[]

Version X would see Gumball rising to war director of the GOP after the departure of Alexia Ashford, Obama Care, Joseph Randolph, and Pibob. He would eventually be Blake's choice to succeed him as chair after his 114 day tenure as chair. He’d end up helping to achieve a Lord El-Melloi re-election and a victory for Nikolas Nyberg and Marietta Van Heißen in the presidential elections.

Version X.5[]

In Version 10.5, Gumball would get re-elected to chairman over Chavez. However, he would get challenged by James Ernest. He would have troubles with the RNC with Blake Stone being a common punching bag for the RNC, with efforts led by Sparks oust him from effectively running RNC session, along with an effort by others to oust him from war director. He’d survive both attempts, but then after a leak of Scomo’s ERP tapes/screenshots with Ernest by Les Aspin, Blake Stone would begin neutralizing Scomo’s abilities. Scomo would proceed to have his group vote for Ernest over Gumball due to this. Before this, Ernest was gaining already. This’d lead to a close chair election, however at the end, Ernest’s lead grew to about 10. This’d put Gumball on a shortlist of chairs that have lost re-election, and more spectacularly, only the 2nd to lose it with a trifecta (if you include the NGA), with a near supermajority in the senate, presidency, and 75% control of the NGA. There was slim house control, however due to winning the presidency and appointing SCOTUS, the majority was lost by the time the chair election had occurred. Funnily enough, the last chair to lose re-election with a trifecta was James Ernest, which is who Gumball lost to.

Version XI[]

In Version XI, Gumball would become governor and senator of Georgia before becoming SCOTUS.

Version 11.5[]

After the soft reset, Gumball would switch to the America First Party and join Tea Party leadership. He'd then become treasurer of the AFP.

Electoral History[]

July 15: House election uncontested.

July 18-August 24: Alabama class 3 senate election uncontested.

Version V Reset

unknown lmao

Version VI Reset

**Georgia House Election Nov 25, 2022**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumble Bobuckson	3,240,537	61.28
Democrat	Marjorie Table Grease	2,047,394	38.72
Total Votes		5,287,931	100

Incumbent as senator for class 2 since November 29, 2022

Version VII Reset

**Georgia Governor Election Feb 7, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	2,607,304	50.23
Democrat	Austin Sinema	2,583,115	49.77
Total Votes		5,190,419	100

**Georgia Governor Election Feb 15, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	2,663,180	48.64
Democrat	Austin Sinema	2,812,250	51.36
Total Votes		5,475,430	100

**Georgia Governor Election Feb 23, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	2,830,669	50.32
Democrat	Austin Sinema	2,794,235	49.68
Total Votes		5,624,904	100

**Georgia Governor Election Mar 3, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	2,789,486	47.18
Democrat	Austin Sinema	3,123,532	52.82
Total Votes		5,913,018	100

**Georgia Governor Election Mar 11, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	3,546,717	47.6
Democrat	Austin Sinema	3,904,662	52.4
Total Votes		7,451,379	100

**Georgia Governor Election Mar 19, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	3,540,054	50.26
Democrat	Rgold	3,503,590	49.74
Total Votes		7,043,644	100

**Georgia Governor Election Mar 27, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	5,999,573	52.08
Democrat	Rgold	5,519,676	47.92
Total Votes		11,519,249	100

**Georgia Senate Class 3 Election Apr 4, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	6,709,496	55.19
Democrat	Mahiro Yuki	5,447,444	44.81
Total Votes		12,156,940	100

Version VIII Reset

**Georgia Governor Election May 7, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	3,343,454	50.71
Democrat	George Lincoln Rockwell	3,250,180	49.29
Total Votes		6,593,634	100

**Georgia Governor Election May 15, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	5,547,066	58.26
Democrat	George Lincoln Rockwell	3,974,744	41.74
Total Votes		9,521,810	100

**Georgia Senate Class 3 Election May 27, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	3,629,846	50.74
Democrat	Gregory House	3,523,602	49.26
Total Votes		7,153,466	100

**Georgia Governor Election May 31, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	4,634,871	46.38
Democrat	Alexia Ashford	5,358,509	53.62
Total Votes		9,993,380	100

**Georgia Governor Election June 8, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	4,523,954	45.8
Democrat	Rikki	5,354,477	54.2
Total Votes		9,878,431	100

**Georgia Governor Election June 16, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	6,100,644	47.45
Democrat	Rikki	6,756,822	52.55
Total Votes		12,857,466	100

Beat “Jon Ossof” at the end of the iteration, no recorded results

Version IX Reset

July 12 Georgia governor election uncontested

**Georgia Governor Election July 20, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	5,515,723	54.25
Democrat	Scott R. Morrison	4,652,313	45.75
Total Votes		10,168,036	100

August 13 Georgia governor election uncontested

Version X Reset

**Georgia Governor Election August 28, 2023**
Party	Candidate	Vote	%
Republican	Gumball Bobuckson	4,338,019	56.49
Forward	Simmons	3,341,661	43.51
Total Votes		7,679,680	100

Everything else was uncontested