Lauren Kalenstard, Coalition of Liberal Social People's Parties, 167-178 ALA
Lauren Kalenstard, a trailblazer in many respects, holds the distinction of being the first democratically elected president of the Aurevbushan Federal Republic. Her election was a landmark event, not only because she was the first female president but also because she introduced several significant civil liberties reforms. These reforms were aimed at preventing an imbalance of power and ensuring that democracy was deeply rooted in the nation's governance. Kalenstard's tenure is often remembered for her unwavering commitment to democratic principles and her efforts to create a more inclusive and equitable society.

Janet Tamari, Liberal Democratic Party, 178-190 ALA
Janet Tamari, often referred to as the "Mother of Modern Aurevbush," made substantial contributions to the nation's development. She was instrumental in the establishment of the Aurevbushan Central Broadcasting Corporation, which played a crucial role in shaping the country's media landscape. Additionally, Tamari introduced the MediCare Program, providing essential healthcare services to the populace, and the Family Tax Relief Plan, which offered financial relief to families. Her presidency was marked by a focus on social welfare and improving the quality of life for all citizens.

Mikos Janaks, Christian Democratic Party, 190-198 ALA
Mikos Janaks, a prominent figure in the Christian Democratic Party, served as president during a period of significant change. His background in law and his deep-rooted Christian values influenced his approach to governance. Janaks was known for his efforts to promote social justice and uphold moral values in the administration. He introduced policies aimed at reducing poverty and improving education, believing that a well-educated and morally upright populace was essential for the nation's progress. Janaks' presidency was characterized by a focus on ethical governance and social responsibility.

Adam E.P Watkins, ANFU, 198-210 ALA
Adam E.P Watkins, often referred to as the "New Founding Father" or "Teflon Adam," was known for his charismatic leadership style and his rallying cry for unity in an Aurevbush that was less united than it had been before the military dictatorship. His brand of Conservative Liberalism brought about significant changes in the social and cultural spheres, with an emphasis on hands-free economics, law and order, respect for tradition, inviolable liberties, and mature diplomacy. Watkins' rule, argued by many historians, brought about a cultural renaissance in Aurevbush like none other and became a hallmark in Aurevbushan history. His later years as president saw him as commander-in-chief during the Great Species War, fighting against the Imperium.

George Yammers, Liberal Democratic, 210-212 ALA
George Yammers, Watkins' successor, assumed the presidency after Watkins went missing in action during the Great Species War. Yammers' presidency was marked by the latter years of the Great Species War and his leadership in a massive recovery effort from the war. Despite the challenges, Yammers worked tirelessly to rebuild the nation and restore stability. However, due to a family emergency, he did not seek re-election, leaving a legacy of resilience and dedication to the nation's recovery.

Judith Palmer, Independent, 212-216 ALA
Judith Palmer, who once served as a senator from the state of Haddick, brought a unique perspective to the presidency. Her domestic policy focused on deregulation efforts and a crackdown on youth crime, while her foreign policy emphasized conciliatory engagements with the Imperium and its allies, aiming to prevent future wars. However, her presidency was also marked by an economic recession that caused the Auremassa to lose its value sharply, leaving 18% of the population unemployed. Despite these challenges, Palmer's efforts to maintain peace and stability were noteworthy.

Alexander Helmboldt, GOA, 216-236 ALA
Alexander Helmboldt, known as the "Bright Morning Leader," was elected to bring about pre-war prosperity to Aurevbush. However, his rule was characterized as long and bleak, marked by human-supremacist policies and militarization. Helmboldt's presidency is associated with repression and the expulsion of non-humans and political dissidents. He took part in numerous occasional conflicts with other nations, and his persona as a passionate, often divisive speaker is widely remembered to this day. Helmboldt's legacy is a complex one, with his policies and actions continuing to be a subject of debate.

Mitch Nicodemi, GOA, 236-242 ALA
Mitch Nicodemi, known as the "Man with a Mile High Megaphone," was a chief propagandist for the Greater Order and a close member of Helmboldt's inner circle. He continued the party's iron-fist rule on Aurevbush and led the country into a period of temporary total isolation. Nicodemi oversaw an initiative to relocate populations of coastal cities further inland due to rapidly rising sea levels. His presidency was marked by strict control and efforts to address environmental challenges, though his methods were often controversial.

Hunter Remmes, GOA, 242-246 ALA
Hunter Remmes, elected as the nominee to bridge the gap between radicals and pragmatists within the party, sought to alleviate the country's financial woes through economic reforms. His presidency focused on stabilizing the economy and addressing the financial challenges that had plagued the nation. Remmes' efforts to implement pragmatic solutions and foster economic growth were central to his tenure, though his time in office was relatively short.

Javnar Terren, Independent, 246-250 ALA

Javnar Terren, the first non-GOA president to be elected, implemented an amended constitution to restore democratic governance. His presidency marked a significant shift in the nation's political landscape, as he worked to dismantle the authoritarian structures that had been in place. Terren's efforts to promote civil rights and democratic principles were widely celebrated, and his leadership played a crucial role in the nation's transition to a more open and inclusive government.

Eduardo Reiner, P&P, 250-258 ALA
Eduardo Reiner continued Terren's push for civil rights for both humans and non-human sapients. He supported the subsequent court decision to legalize same-sex marriage and reintroduced new investments to attract foreign companies. Reiner's presidency was marked by a focus on social justice and economic development, as he worked to create a more inclusive and prosperous society. His efforts to promote equality and foster economic growth left a lasting impact on the nation.

Tianna Baize, New Way Forward, 258-270 ALA
Tianna Baize, a champion of social and economic reforms, worked to strengthen the voice of the working and middle classes. She strived for further reconciliation with non-human sapients and sought to improve relationships with former foes. Baize's presidency was marked by a commitment to social justice and economic equity, as she worked to create a more inclusive and harmonious society. Her efforts to promote reconciliation and foster economic growth were widely celebrated.

José David Lopéz, New Way Forward, 270-278 ALA
José David Lopéz, who served as President Baize's First Consul during her third term, continued her reforms throughout his term. He led Aurevbush through the adversities of the Pentakese Flu Pandemic, implementing measures to protect public health and support the economy. Lopéz's presidency was marked by a focus on continuity and stability, as he worked to build on Baize's legacy and guide the nation through challenging times.

Duke Zueter, Ascendit, 278-288 ALA
Duke Zueter, a technocrat and progressive futurist, focused on improving Aurevbush's national infrastructure and expanding the nation's presence in space through lunar colonization. Zueter's presidency was characterized by a commitment to innovation and progress, as he worked to modernize the nation's infrastructure and explore new frontiers. His efforts to promote technological advancement and space exploration left a lasting impact on the nation's development.

Raphael Steiger, ANFU, 288-300 ALA

Raphael Steiger, who previously worked as State Attorney General and then Lt. Governor of Ariktekia, focused on balancing budgets, alleviating individual tax burdens, and playing a more active role in international affairs. His performance in the economy yielded very positive results, particularly during his second term. Steiger's presidency was marked by a commitment to fiscal responsibility and economic growth, as he worked to create a more stable and prosperous society.

Don Coolvelic, ANFU, 300-304 ALA
Don Coolvelic, a young and upcoming star in the ANFU, had a style of personality that contrasted with most conservatives. He continued to push Steiger's economic agenda and bolstered border security measures. However, his presidency was cut short by an embarrassing scandal, and he did not seek re-election. Coolvelic's tenure was marked by a focus on economic growth and security, though his legacy was overshadowed by controversy.

Alexander Moss Deitress, P&P, 304-310 ALA

Alexander Moss Deitress, a centenarian with cyborg appendages, dedicated his life to public service. Straight out of college, he began working tirelessly in various public offices. Over the years, he served in multiple offices and on several Congressional committees, many of which were not widely known to the public. His presidency was marked by exemplary leadership, especially during the Appadox Environmental Tragedy, where he demonstrated unity and resilience. Deitress was also known for his foreign policy, which aimed to strengthen ties with the Aphoephan nations and foster further cooperation with Zeniforza. His dedication to these causes left a lasting impact on Aurevbush's international relations. Tragically, Deitress passed away from a brain hemorrhage in 310 ALA, leaving behind a legacy of commitment and service.

Chelsea Nesheim, P&P, 310-312 (Acting President) 312-316 ALA
Chelsea Nesheim, who served as the First Consul under Deitress, took over as acting President following his unexpected death. Nesheim continued to advance her predecessor's agenda, focusing on economic development and stability. Her leadership ensured a smooth transition and maintained the momentum of Deitress' policies. Nesheim's tenure was characterized by her dedication to furthering economic growth and her efforts to uphold the principles set forth by Deitress. Her ability to navigate the challenges of her presidency and continue the work of her predecessor earned her respect and admiration.

Len Zorra, ANFU, 316-328 ALA

Len Zorra, known by the codename "Foxtrot," was elected in a rematch against then Incumbent President Nesheim. His election marked the beginning of a conservative revolution in Aurevbush. Zorra's presidency has been focused on several key areas, including the establishment of ONOSE as a federal police force to combat gang violence, guard the border, and hunt for terrorists. He has also been committed to eliminating government waste and promoting economic growth. One of the most significant challenges of his presidency has been leading the country in the wake of the "Kali" ET-projectile crisis. Zorra's policies and leadership have brought about significant changes in Aurevbush, and his efforts to address these issues have been a defining aspect of his tenure.

Saul Sesson, Ascendit, 329-present

Saul Sesson is the current president of Aurevbush, former Senator from Marbangre and a one of a kind comedian. Sesson has worked tirelessly to try to pass his goals to make Aurevbush more equitable, more fair, and more friendly to the rest of the world. While facing a conservative Senate, President Sesson has never stopped striving to be a president for all Aurevbushans.