Micronational endorsements for 2016 US presidential candidates
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| Micronational opinions of macronational events | |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | |
| EU elections | 2019 |
| General elections | 2019 |
| Royal deaths | Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Elizabeth II |
| United States of America | |
| Presidential elections | 2016 2020 2024 |
| Gubernatorial elections | California recall, 2021 |
| Canada | |
| Federal elections | 2019 |
| Japan | |
| Deaths | Abe |
| Crises | |
| Annexation of Crimea | 2014 |
| Catalonian Independence | 2017 |
| Chinese Uyghur internment | 2017‑ongoing |
| Hong Kong protests | 2019 |
| George Floyd protests | 2020 |
| Belarusian Protests | 2020 |
| Nagorno-Karabakh conflict | 2020 |
| US Capitol Protests | 2021 |
| Cuban Protests | 2021 |
| Fall of Kabul | 2021 |
| Kazakhstan Protests | 2022 |
| Russo-Ukrainian war | 2022 |
| Brasilia attacks | 2023 |
| Gaza−Israel conflict | 2023 |
This is a list of micronationalists who publicly indicated support for a candidate in the 2016 United States presidential election.
Republican candidates
Won
- Donald Trump (Nominee)
- Lucas Campos, Anax of Koss
- John Smith, Stadtholder of Hoogland[1]
- Richard Hytholoday, Lord Spiritual of Mercia
- Hasan Çakar, Minister of National Security and Internal Affairs of Pavlov
- Robert Garside, Viceroy of Akebar
- Swena, Founder of the Technocratic Republic of Theodia (in opposition to Hillary)
Democratic candidates
Lost
- Hillary Clinton (Nominee)
- Damian Billbrough, King of Hortania
- Ned Gunderson, Khan of Nedland
- Babou Chkaya, President of Occitania
- Travis I, Grand Duke of Westarctica
- Adam I, Emperor of Adammia (in capacity as President of the Liberal Party)
- Scott I, King of Lavari (in opposition to Donald Trump)
Green Party candidates
Lost
- Jill Stein (Nominee)
- Ava Neasa, Cinnamese politician
- Shady Morsi, Grand Constable of Campinia
- Nikola I, King of Coria
Independent candidates
Lost
- Vermin Supreme
References
- ↑ YBM