Alexander Sørensøn

Alexander Sørensøn
Alexander Sørensøn (born 10 January 1874) is the former leader of The Liberal Protectionist Party and current leader of The Láras Movement.

Biography
Alexander was born in Haraldstad to a middle-class family. His father, Ulrik, was a Merchant at the Haraldstad Markets, generating a majority of the income for the entire family. From a young age, Alexander would find a passion in football, watching local matches in Haraldstad, but was unsatisfied with the fact that there were no matches between different cities from across the country. In 1892, Alexander would find himself in a job with the Liberal Protectionist Party as a cleaner. He would quickly find a passion for politics after watching political speeches while he was cleaning.

In 1896, Alexander would join the Liberal Protectionist Party, hoping to be elected to the Riksting. His hopes would come true as he would be elected. Alexander would deliver countless speeches in the city of Haraldstad, hoping for change in the country of Sturabackia which would pay off, as in 1900, Alexander would be elected leader of the Liberal Protectionist Party after several high-attendance speeches. It is in the same year that Alexander would become CEO of the newly founded Sturabackian Football Association.

However, instead of accepting the offer from the Liberal Protectionist Party, Alexander would decline the offer. He would instead join The Laras Movement, becoming the leader of the party after a close election. In a statement, Alexander addressed the situation, stating: "'... After visiting several Sami towns a few years ago, I finally opened my eyes, and realised just how awful the situation is in the Sami towns. The economy is barely standing, and many are living in severe poverty. I realised that the Samis need help from our government, and quickly. This is why I wish to support the Samis as much as I can.' - Alexander Sørensøn at a rally in Vejgård"