Audrey Hue-Meréz

Audrey Maria Hue-Meréz (born April 11, 1984) is a Perrennial photographer and activist who served as the 19th mayor of the city of Cabana.

Hue-Meréz was born in Cabana in 1984 and has resided in the city all her life. Considered by many to be highly intelligent, she began attending college at age 16 on a scholarship and graduated six years later, starting work as a freelance photographer, specializing in landscape photography. Highly sought after in her field, she has created composites for Entertain., Reality and Digital Works Perrennia.

Hue-Meréz has also advocated heavily for education reform, and founded the charity Education For All in 2009. She also ran to be elected to the national school board in 2013, but lost.

In 2015, Hue-Meréz was elected mayor of Cabana at age 31, the youngest person ever to serve in the office of mayor. She was immensely popular throughout her term, however, she narrowly lost re-election as mayor in August 2020. In her concession speech the morning after the election, Hue-Meréz announced her intention to run for President of Perrennia in the upcoming 2023 election.

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