Žuljus Badűrjos

Žuljus Badűrjos (born 19 August 1965), is a Seratofian politican serving as the 13th and current president of Seratof. Elected in 2017, he is the first non- president of Seratof. Before serving as president, Badűrjos served in the Seratofian People's Communion as a representative from Ailuman from 2007 up to 2017 when he resigned to run for president.

Rising to prominence in the early 2000s for voicing his opposition towards the Seratofian People's Party (SPP), he was finally elected to the Seratofian People's Communion in the 2007 snap elections, eventually being reelected again in 2012. His staunch policies against corruption and bribery has been noted well, even as to convicting one of his own party members of corruption in 2015. As a result, he has gained the title "the father of anti-corruption" in Seratof. During his tenure as a representative in the Seratofian People's Communion, he was able to introduce several transparency bills into law, effectively becoming the backbone of the Seratofian Anti-Corruption Committee.

The SDP party nominated him as president to replace the incumbent illegible to run after two terms. His clean track record became a strong selling point of the election, effectively awarding him the seat of president by winning a landslide in the 2017 presidential elections. During his term as president, Seratof oversaw the biggest tax scandal in its history with billions of Zakkas finally returning to Seratof, prompting a huge budget increase in the fiscal year 2019-2020. On foreign policy, he has committed to remain open and truthful with all nations currently in good standing with Seratof, and pledges to improve relations with eastern Artemian states.

President Badűrjos is also known to be an avid and shitposter, often lurking the forums and online communities. He has also agreed to be on one of the artwork special for the upcoming Automan game Automan VI. Opponents speculate that he currently is the leader of the Seratofian Shitposting Society, however President Badűrjos denies such a thing even exists.