Mark Limewood

Mark Limewood
Mark Limewood on a walk in the park, 2019
President pro tempore of the Robloxian Senate
Assumed office November 1, 2025
Preceded by	Joseph Somefort
United States of Robloxia Senator from Central Robloxia
Assumed office January 3, 2009
Preceded by	Abraham Tange
Personal details
Born	Mark Limewood August 3, 1982 (age 44) Gillent, Central Robloxia
Political party	Lime Party
Other political affiliations	Corporatist (until May 24, 2026)
Residence	Robloxia City
Occupation	Politician

Mark Limewood (born August 3, 1982) is a Robloxian politician previously belonging to the Corporatist Party, serving as the senior Robloxian senator for Central Robloxia since 2009. Since November 2025, he has been the President pro tempore of the Robloxian Senate. He is currently the fourth Robloxian in the United States of Robloxia presidential line of succession. On May 31, 2026, he founded a new political party called the Lime Party, whose views he described as "light corporatism".

Life

He was born on August 3, 1982 in Gillent, Central Robloxia. His father, Paul Limewood Sr., was a chemistry teacher, and his mother, Beatrix Limewood (née Fuchss), was a cashier in a store. Mark Limewood graduated from Erik Cassel II High School in Gillent and then from University of Robloxia in Seabord City, North Bloxlina.

Mark Limewood became a politician and joined the Corporatist Party at the age of 21 in 2003, thinking that the goal of the country chasing federal surpluses would be able to solve the national debt crisis plaguing Robloxia. In 2008, he ran for the Senate from Central Robloxia and became a senator. As a result of the large support for the Corporatist Party in Central Robloxia, he was re-elected in the 2015 and 2021 elections.

Limewood was elected the President pro tempore of the Robloxian Senate on November 1, 2025, after president Mason "Scorpio" Smith resigned and the power was transferred again to the Corporatist Party. Before the Early Election Act of 2026, he allied with the faction opposing Baszucki's plans after an whistleblower came to inform him that Baszucki had gone insane over increasing national safety and that elections were needed to make sure national safety does not further jeopardize the rights of the robloxians.

May 2026

After the 2026 United States of Robloxia presidential election, which was moved from 2028 to May 5, 2026 after John Puma and chikorita152e argued that Robloxia could not handle the increase in national safety before November 7, 2028, Mark Limewood became a supporter of handing power to President-elect John Yeti Puma and the Progressive Party. On May 23, President David Baszucki was officially removed from office after a 80-10-10 vote. He was the one of the 80% who voted Yes to impeach the president. Later, he got word that Vice President Fidel Klaasen was going to Bloxjiado on a diplomatic trip as an attempt to get Bloxjiado to increase its national safety by adopting its national safety doctrine, only to be captured by Bloxjiado forces, causing John Sams, Speaker of the House of Representatives, to assume the duties of acting president. As a result, Mark Limewood became the first person in the United States of Robloxia presidential line of succession.

The next day, Mark Limewood joined the "Corporatist-Progressive" independent political group when it was teased by John Sams as a possible compromise. Talks are currently underway between Mark Limewood and the Progressive Party regarding his and its future.

On May 31, Mark Limewood, seeing that a compromise was possible, registered a new political party called the Lime Party after his surname. He convinced the junior Robloxian senator from Blocahoma to join it. The party currently has 32 members including him.

June 2026

On June 1, 2026, 12PM Bloxington Sea Time, Mark Limewood was demoted to the fourth person in the United States of Robloxia presidential line of succession following the inauguration of John Puma.

Electoral history

Family

Mark Limewood married Emily Bloxerru in May 2007. They have two children: Hermione (b. 2010) and Paul Jr. (b. 2013).