Conrad Myles

Conrad Alton Myles (born September 20, 1966) is the current governor of San Andreas. Myles is a registered Democrat and is running in the 2021 gubernatorial election for a second term, which would be his final as the state of San Andreas limits governors from serving more than 2 terms.

Early life
Conrad Alton Myles was born September 20, 1966 in Peekskill, New York and moved to San Andreas in 1968.

Political career
Myles would start his political career in 1991 after winning the seat for the 3rd delegation district in the 1990 House of Delegation election. Myles would be re-elected 13 times.

2017 gubernatorial election
Myles would sign for the candidacy for the 2017 gubernatorial election in May 26, 2016, three days before the deadline.

Myles would win the election with 51.39% of the vote.

Tenure as Governor of San Andreas
See also: Myles Governorship On March 17, 2020, after Derick Sampson attacked pedestrians in Rockford Hills, Myles would sign into law legislation to push for mental health checks for San Andreas citizens who showed signs of mental illness. This was widely received as a first-amendment violation, and pushed Myles' approval rating to 47%.

2021 gubernatorial election
Myles would announce his candidacy for re-election in the 2021 gubernatorial election days after winning control of the House in the 2019 San Andreas House of Delegation election.

Myles' main opponent is Lorne Beckham Edgar, who attacked Myles on his response to the 2020 Rockford Hills car attack. Myles and Edgar poll at the same % points.