Skylar Scarlett

Skylar Scarlett (Sky•ler Skar•let) is an American politician who had served as Vice President under the Camden Garrett Presidency from 1981 to 1985 as well as two consecutive terms in the United States Senate representing the State of Mesa from 1986 to 1993 and a third nonconsecutive and ongoing term in the same chamber since 1997.

In 1992, Scarlett had declared her candidacy for President of the United States, eventually cinching the Democratic nomination. She would go on to face Republican and Farmer-Labor Presidential nominee Solomon Bernstein in the general election where she would be ultimately unsuccessful despite receiving the most Presidential electoral votes of a losing candidate.

Born to a military family in Seattle, Washington, Mesa, on January 17th, 1945 (aged 54) Scarlett was raised in a fairly traditional and conservative household, though her greater enviornment would be significantly more liberal. Skylar would eventually take part in politics-related school programs showing early interest in such during her high school years. Due to having relative academic success, Scarlett would acheive a full ride scholarship to the University of Cincinnati all the way in what would become the State of Huron (then Franklin).

By the time of her graduation at 23, Scarlett would have made a name for herself as a progressive political activist and community organizer, she would live the next year in Cincinnati until returning home to Seattle to live closer to her family.

Vice Presidency (1981-1985)

In 1980, Camden Garrett of Franklin (now Huron) had announced his bid for the Presidency of the United States where he announced Scarlett as his runningmate. This would be the first time a major party candidate had selected a woman for the position.

Following an election win, Skylar Scarlett had become the first female Vice President in American history. After four years, President Garrett would announce a reelection bid with Scarlett remaining Vice President, but would eventually fail to secure a second term losing to Mayor Iva Slate of Mesa and Sara Sanders of Sherman.