Maya Murray

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Maya Murray
Murray in August 2023
Leader of the Unionist Party
Assumed office
21 May 2023
Preceded byYolanda Kane
Personal details
Born
Dominika Maya Muverovich

(1970-06-27) June 27, 1970 (age 53)
Horich, Wealden
Political partyUnionist
Children3
EducationBlackpool Grammar School
Alma materChepstow University

Dominika Maya Murray (née Muverovich; born June 27th, 1970) is a Wealdenite politician and author who has served as the leader of the Unionist Party since 2023.

Early life, family, and education

Murray was born in Horich, Covantia, on June 27th, 1970, to the first chancellor of the Wealdenite Council Alexander Nikolai Muverovich and Olivia-Jane Duffy, a local lawyer and probate soilictor from Horich. Being born in a political household, Murray often found it difficult to escape political ongoings and happenings, and she rarely saw her father, so for the majority of her childhood and early teenage years, she would be living with her mother. However, Duffy died suddenly in October of 1983 after being in a car accident with Murray, who was 13 at the time, involved. Greatly affected by the sudden death of her mother, Murray became closed off and quiet, and faced additional stress when she had to consistently move around with her father.

By the time Murray was 15, her grandparents had moved back to Wealden from Great Morstaybishlia, and offered to care for and look after Murray in her later teenage years. She moved to Blackpool, in Everdane with them, where she attended Blackpool Grammar School Sixth Form studying Politics, History, and Sociology. After completing her two years in sixth form and passing all three subjects, Murray moved away to Chepstow, where she would attend a university course in Politics and International Relations.

Early career

Before her entry into politics, during her years at university, Murray became leader of Chepstow University's politics society, and she also worked for the local Unionist Party in Chepstow, becoming a campaigner, and working with local politician Iain Cromwell.

Entry into politics

Councillor

Murray graduated from Chepstow University in 1991, with an undergraduate degree in Politics and International Relations. After graduating, she became fully integrated with Chepstow's local UP committee.

Unsuccessful candidacies

Election in Phoenix

Early parliamentary career

Minister of State for Transport

Additional work

Chairman of the UP

UP revitalisation

Membership campaigns

Leader of the Unionist Party (2023 - present)

Political positions

Personal life

See also