An election themed story idea, given how electoral politics in Fallen London have yet to truly be explored. Like, we know the player's representative (once free of surface ties) is the Northbound Parliamentarian, who is something of a Seeker and apparently very good at her job. But we don't know much about her personally, her career, or her politics (save her skill at asking questions and an inordinate fondness for candles).

We know Parliament has parties, hearings, meetings and debates, which may or may not amount to anything given just how much of the government bureaucracy is in the hands of competing supernatural forces with their own agendas. We also don't know how elections are conducted or the usual issues involved.

We know London women can't vote, because that just isn't proper, though there are plenty of radicals who think otherwise and presumably cause a stir now and then.

So, an unexplored character, an under explored subject, and the suffrage question...seems like there's plenty of material there. Also, I'd like the opportunity to protest for the right to vote, or at least to vote illegally :P

• There's no reason that women must remain not allowed to vote in the setting, given the massive societal upheavals which have already taken place.
• I support any storyline that involves the Northbound Parliamentarian, also known as "the best character ever."
  

An election themed story idea, given how electoral politics in Fallen London have yet to truly be explored. Like, we know the player's representative (once free of surface ties) is the Northbound Parliamentarian, who is something of a Seeker and apparently very good at her job. But we don't know much about her personally, her career, or her politics (save her skill at asking questions and an inordinate fondness for candles).

We know Parliament has parties, hearings, meetings and debates, which may or may not amount to anything given just how much of the government bureaucracy is in the hands of competing supernatural forces with their own agendas. We also don't know how elections are conducted or the usual issues involved.

We know London women can't vote, because that just isn't proper, though there are plenty of radicals who think otherwise and presumably cause a stir now and then.

So, an unexplored character, an under explored subject, and the suffrage question...seems like there's plenty of material there. Also, I'd like the opportunity to protest for the right to vote, or at least to vote illegally :P