Ratmas Day 9: Admin Announcement Bonanza!

Update to Panem:

Ahead of the next election, a brief update on life in the Districts since the Industry Update!

DISTRICT ONE: Entertainment
They are still Capitol beloved and their placements are undeniably impressive. Yet Ridley Le Roux is the most recent victor, all the way back in the 83rd... Over a decade's worth of losses, no matter how close they are to being wins, has ultimately made District One's place among Panem feel... strange. A leading cast member, but no longer the starring role they once thought themselves to be.

DISTRICT TWO: Waste Management
Their Games placement has not improved in ways the Capitol was hoping for by signing off on this industry update. It would seem, for now, they feel rather justified in their decision. Five more years of waste management on the horizon, or perhaps until further notice.

DISTRICT THREE: Electronics and Transportation
Arguably the worst recent Games placement in Panem- It is of terrible misfortune that the workload in District Three continues to be far too much for the pay, and the demand for increasingly difficult technology grows with each passing month.

DISTRICT FOUR: Fishing
The last decade of success raised the bar quite high for District Four this term. It could certainly be felt, with an increase in career numbers by a considerable margin due to the new resources afforded from their recent Hunger Games successes. But ultimately, people are already saying that Four's performance this term has been nothing short of... unremarkable.

DISTRICT FIVE: Energy and Chemical Refinement
District Five has received its industry update quite well, with the increase in work opportunities inspiring many of its residents. Its recent placements in the Games has built it up a bit in Capitol favor, with many saying they wouldn't mind seeing another victor sometime soon.

DISTRICT SIX: Medicine
With another Five years passing, there is still no real cure for the Rose Plague. While scientists are hard at work still, the closest anyone can manage is preventative care: preserving the host and keeping them strong enough to outlast the virus. New methods and trials are implemented every month, with hope that something will soon come of it. For now, only time will tell.

DISTRICT SEVEN: Lumber and Paper Mills
District Seven is not particularly on any radar, in a good way or a bad way.

DISTRICT EIGHT: Fashion and Luxury
Its recent Games performance has made those in the Capitol reluctant to continue their support. Not as bad as District Three, but- comparable.

DISTRICT NINE: Peacekeepers
The children are forgetting the time when it wasn't safe to roam outside. The change of industry- and its subsequent product- has chased all crime activity into the deepest and darkest corners.

DISTRICT TEN: Livestock
As always, the Capitol's guilty pleasure. The wage increase last term showed with a respectable Games presence, so it will remain.

DISTRICT ELEVEN: Agriculture
Their Games performance has certainly been worse in the past. Rumors of a slight wage increase seems to have been a recent boost in morale.

DISTRICT TWELVE: Mining and Masonry
Their Games performance is pretty middling on average, though the amount of Twelve tributes who make it to the upper-half in placements is higher than any other District- something being met with by the Capitol as a concern rather than a compliment.