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| name = Maya Murray |
| name = Maya Murray |
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| image = MayaMurrayAugust2023.png |
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| caption = Murray in August 2023 |
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| image = File:Penny Mordaunt Official Cabinet Portrait, September 2022 (cropped).jpg |
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| caption = Official portrait, 2022 |
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| president = [[Austin Merrill]] |
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| predecessor = [[Ken Yates]] |
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| termstart = 8 June 2018 |
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| width = 200 |
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| birth_date = |
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1970|6|27|mf=y}} |
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| birth_place = |
| birth_place = Horich, [[Wealden]] |
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| birth_name = Dominika Maya Muverovich |
| birth_name = Dominika Maya Muverovich |
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| children = 3 |
| children = 3 |
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| alma_mater = [[Chepstow University]] |
| alma_mater = [[Chepstow University]] |
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| honorific_prefix = The Right Honourable |
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| honorific_suffix = MG |
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| education = Blackpool Grammar School |
| education = Blackpool Grammar School |
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| office = Leader of the [[Unionist Party (Wealden)|Unionist Party]] |
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| termstart = 21 May 2023 |
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| predecessor = Yolanda Kane |
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| party = [[Unionist Party (Wealden)|Unionist]] |
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| chancellor2 = [[Ken Yates]] |
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| termstart2 = 7 December 2016 |
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| termend2 = 8 June 2018 |
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| predecessor2 = Michael Brierley |
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| successor2 = Lionel Hudson |
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| office3 = Chairman of the CSDP |
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| chancellor3 = [[Cleveland Durand]] <br /> |
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[[Ken Yates]] |
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| termstart3 = 14 April 2011 |
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| termend3 = 11 November 2015 |
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| predecessor3 = [[Cleveland Durand]] |
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| successor3 = [[Keir Crosland]] |
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| office4 = Minister of State for Transport |
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| termstart4 = 1 July 2010 |
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| termend4 = 14 June 2011 |
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| predecessor4 = Sean Syms |
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| successor4 = Alexander Crosland |
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| office5 = [[Member of the Gemotern|MG]] for [[Phoenix (Cappedore gemotern constituency|Phoenix]] |
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| termstart5 = 4 May 2010 |
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| predecessor5 = Matt Howard |
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| majority5 = 17,283 (2018) |
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| party = [[Cappedore Social Democratic Party|Social Democrat]] |
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'''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. |
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'''Dominika Maya Murray''' (née '''Muverovich'''; born June 27th, 1970) is a Cappedorite politician, diplomat, writer, and photographer who has served as [[Chancellor of Cappedore|Chancellor]] of [[Cappedore]] since June 2018. She has been Member of the Gemotern for [[Phoenix (Cappedore town)|Phoenix]], [[Thomaria]], since 2009. During her premiership, she has faced major problems with [[Separatism in Thomaria|Thomarian seperatists]], especially in her current town of residence, where she has lived for over 20 years. Murray is Cappedore's first female Chancellor, and is the first woman to have held more than three of the Great Offices of State since former president [[Mary Jane Revie]]. |
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Murray grew up in Ivyland and attended Blackpool Grammar School after having moved away from Nassau at the age of four. After finishing a full two years of sixth form there, she went on to study Politics at [[Chepstow University]] in [[Shinrarta]]. After graduating in 1991, she worked at the [[Bank of Cappedore]] and the [[Association for Payment Clearing Services]]. She also served as a councillor for Ulysi in Shinrarta. After two unsuccessful attempts to be elected to the [[Gemotern]], she was elected as the MG for Phoenix after a by-election in the constituency, and has held a strong majority since. From 2010 to 2018, Murray held several roles in the cabinets of [[Cleveland Durand]] and [[Ken Yates]] respectively. She was also Chairman of the [[Cappedore Social Democratic Party|Social Democratic Party]] from 2011 to 2015. |
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Following [[2009 Cappedore government crisis|the formation]] of the [[Welfare Coalition (Cappedore)|coalition government]] following the [[2010 Cappedore general election|2010 general election]], Murray was appointed Minister of State for Transport and later Chairman but gave up her first role in 2011. She soon became the [[Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Cappedore)|Secretary of Foreign Affairs]] following the CSDP and CLU's narrow election victory in 2015. During her tenure she pursued reform of Cappedorite foreign affairs policy, implemented a more liberal line of immigration policy including the inclusion of lesser recognised religions in national visa applications. She also oversaw the introduction of an elected Board of Foreign Affairs, the deportation of [[Kiaran Graves]] in a joint effort with the [[Ministry of National Affairs (Cappedore)|Ministry of National Affairs]] and the creation of the College of Immigration and Human Migration. Murray opposed the unsuccessful Isles Out of The Union campaign for the [[United Isles]] to leaved the [[Cappedore|United Republic]], which failed after losing the [[2017 United Isles Seperation Referendum]]. |
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Murray stood the CSDP leadership election to succeed [[Ken Yates]], who resigned after it was discovered that he was supporting the trafficking of illegal substances into Cappedore after the release of the [[Slade Inquiry]]. She instantly began the process of integrating the United Isles with the United Republic, triggering Article 100 in June 2018. The same month, she announced a [[2018 Cappedore general election|snap general election]], with the hopes of clearing the CSDP's name and reassuring the people that the party didn't reflect the mistakes of Yates. |
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== Early life, family, and education == |
== Early life, family, and education == |
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Murray was born in |
Murray was born in Horich, [[Covantia]], on June 27th, 1970, to the first chancellor of the Wealdenite Council [[Nikolai Muverovich|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. |
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By the time Murray was 15, her grandparents had moved back to |
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. |
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== Early career == |
== Early career == |
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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 |
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. |
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== Entry into politics == |
== Entry into politics == |
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=== Councillor === |
=== Councillor === |
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Murray graduated from Chepstow University in 1991, with an undergraduate degree in Politics and International Relations. After graduating, she became fully integrated with |
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. |
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During her time as a local councillor, she met the MG for Phoenix, Matt Howard, during a CSDP rally in Shinrarta City Center. |
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=== Unsuccessful candidacies === |
=== Unsuccessful candidacies === |
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=== Election in Phoenix === |
=== Election in Phoenix === |
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=== Early |
=== Early parliamentary career === |
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=== Minister of State for Transport === |
=== Minister of State for Transport === |
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=== Additional work === |
=== Additional work === |
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== Chairman of the |
== Chairman of the UP == |
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=== UP revitalisation === |
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=== Membership campaigns === |
=== Membership campaigns === |
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== Leader of the Unionist Party (2023 - present) == |
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== Secretary of Foreign Affairs == |
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=== Foreign affairs policy reform === |
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=== Welcoming of immigration === |
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=== Kiaran Graves and the Ministry of National Affairs === |
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=== College of Immigration and Human Migration === |
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=== Isles Out The Union === |
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== Chancellor (2018 - present) == |
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=== Leadership election === |
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=== Interactions with the president === |
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=== Cabinet changes === |
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=== Divisions in the Welfare Coalition === |
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=== Trouble with Thomarian Seperatists === |
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==== Assassination attempt ==== |
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=== Vote of No Confidence (Gemotern) === |
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=== Public opinion === |
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== Political positions == |
== Political positions == |
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== Post-premiership == |
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== Personal life == |
== Personal life == |
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Latest revision as of 12:24, 28 February 2024
| This page (or section) is a work in progress by its author(s) and should not be considered final. |
Maya Murray | |
|---|---|
 Murray in August 2023 | |
| Leader of the Unionist Party | |
| Assumed office 21 May 2023 | |
| Preceded by | Yolanda Kane |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Dominika Maya Muverovich June 27, 1970 Horich, Wealden |
| Political party | Unionist |
| Children | 3 |
| Education | Blackpool Grammar School |
| Alma mater | Chepstow 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.