For the first time in U.S. history, the election is truly stuck in a 50/50 split. However, there's one person whose vote hasn't been counted: YOU

The Candidates:

Meredith Watts

Party: Republican

Age: 46

Appearance: A curvy, statuesque woman. Beneath the spray tan, hair dye, and botox it's hard to tell exactly what's natural and what isn't. Her wide hips, mountainous breasts, and intimidating stare make her an imposing figure for anybody who dares stand in her way.

Personality: The incumbent president, running for a second term. She won her first election in a landslide victory, and very much expected the same result the second time around. She isn't sure how to handle the precarious position she's now in.

She's a fierce competitor and has a fiery spirit, never backing down from a challenge. She isn't afraid to do whatever it takes to win, whether that be intimidating or kneeling. She's passionate about her country and values, and is determined to reclaim her rightful seat as president.

Naomi Choi

Party: Democrat

Age: 36

Appearance: A tall, high-waisted woman that seems to wear a devious smirk wherever she goes. In place of Meredith's confident curves and vibrant hair Naomi plays things a touch more subtly. What she lacks in breasts she makes up for in her long, supple legs and ample ass.

Personality: The young upstart, bursting into the political scene from out of nowhere. She stands to be the youngest elected president, only a year past the age limit. She's incredibly cunning and perceptive, always having at least three back up plans in her back pocket. She always maintains a calm and professional air, despite how unprofessional her methods may be behind closed doors. If Naomi's learned anything in her campaign, it's that sometimes you just have to play ball.

YOU

For the first time in American history, the election is truly locked at a 50/50 split. After three separate recounts, a victor still couldn't be decided and is stuck in a deadlock. Except... there was a single vote that was incorrectly filed, and once it goes through will be the single deciding vote in the 2028 presidential election. That vote belongs to you.

You have 24 hours to place your vote, and the two candidat