Madison Marcos

Madison Marcos
Madison Marcos' official government photo
Vice President of the Republic of Phillip
Elected office 13 April 2023
Predecessor	Luke Fitzgibbins
Successor	Incumbent
National Assembly Representative of the 1st and 2nd seats of North Phillip
Elected office 13 January 2023
Predecessor	Office established
Successor	Incumbent
Supreme Judge of Phillip
Elected office 13 January 2023
Jaxson Renny	President
Predecessor	Office established
Successor	Incumbent
Governor of Tarkis
Appointed office 13–22 January 2023
President	Jaxson Renny
Predecessor	Office established
Successor	Vacant
Personal information
Born	2007 Florida, United States of America
Citizenship	United States Phillip
Nationality	American
Political party	Richardson Party
Residence	Bosque, Calabaza
Religion	Church of Phillip

Madison Marcos is a politician from the Republic of Phillip. Madison Marcos began her political career when she was elected to represent the Calabaza District in Phillip's National Assembly. She currently serves as the Vice President of Phillip, represents the 1st and 2nd seats of the North Phillip Region in the National Assembly, and is the Supreme Judge. In February 2023, she founded the Richardson Party.

Political career

National Assembly of Phillip

Madison Marcos was elected to represent the Calabaza District in the National Assembly of Phillip on 13 January 2023. On the same day, she was elected by the Assembly to be the Supreme Judge, which also acts as the Speaker of the Assembly. She was a member of the Phillip National Front, which in February 2023 created an alliance to vote together to block a bill restricting suffrage for citizens above the age of 20.

Vice Presidential Candidacy

In March 2023, fellow National Assembly Representative Iyan Seeker announced his candidacy for presidency. With the launch of his candidacy, he announced that Marcos would be his running mate. Marcos was also running for president because of a constitutional requirement that political parties must put out at least one candidate for president, but did not intend to win the election. On 13 April, she was elected as vice president in a close election.

Personal life

Outside of micronationalism, Madison Marcos is an artist.