Sam Ogier

About
Sam Ogier is a Danish politician who has held positions such as board member of the PES and leader of The Left. He was first elected Leader of The Left on January 1st 2021 winning 6 votes to 2 beating out Ángel Lopez, Sam has contested two presidential elections as leader and 1 parliamentary election slowly raising the party to near victory in two of those elections. Sam also runs the economist which operates over multiple servers providing elections coverage to all members of the UN.

1st Presidential election
Sam Was a member of the PES board in the 1st presidential election, He and his party won with over 60% of the vote beating out Adam Adamowski of the EPP and John Stewart of ID, after the victory Sam was appointed commissioner of Defence, Justice, Foreign Affairs, and Equality a role that he held despite leaving PES to join the newly formed Party of the European Left or as it later became known The Left.

Split with the PES
Once The Left was formed Sam decided that he would leave to lead it. Sam offered to hand in his role as commissioner but it was declined by the PES board who insisted he should keep the role. Since the split Sam has endorsed the PES as a second choice in every election

2nd Presidential election
The second presidential elections were the first The Left contested, He ran with Ángel Lopez his former candidate for leadership whom with which he placed joint fourth achieving 10% of the first round vote. He endorsed James Adams with PES in the next round who later went on to win

1st parliamentary election
Sam proposed the bill that would allow parliament elections to commence stating an increase in activity. The Left won 113 seats, the second most, only beaten out by the PES who won 119. This election was a massive victory for The Left, as it gave them the opportunity to control parliament more, meaning they had more power in negotiations for a government.