The timeline for to Infinity and Beyond.
- November 6th, 2018:
- The 2018 US Senate Elections are held.
- Florida: Bill Nelson (D) def. Rick Scott (R), Dem Hold
- 52 Republicans - 46 Democrats - 2 Independents
- The 2018 US House Elections are held.
- GA-07: Carolyn Bourdeaux (D) def. Rob Woodall (R), Dem Gain
- NC-09: Dan McCready (D) def. , Dem Gain
- NY-27: Nate McMurray (D) def. Chris Collins (R), Dem Gain
- TX-23: Gina O. Jones (D) def. Will Hurd (R), Dem Gain
- MN-01: Dan Feehan (D) def. Jim Hagedorn (R), Dem Hold
- 240 Democrats - 194 Republicans
- The 2018 US Gubernatorial Elections are held.
- Florida: Andrew Gillum (D) def. Ron DeSantis (R), Dem Gain
- 26 Republicans - 24 Democrats
- Florida: Andrew Gillum (D) def. Ron DeSantis (R), Dem Gain
- The 2018 US Senate Elections are held.
- November 16th, 2018: A recount determines that Stacey Abrams was the true victor of the 2018 Georgia Gubernatorial Election by .09%, lading to an equal divide of Democratic and Republican governors across the country.
- January 24th, 2019: The end of the 2018-2019 US government shutdown, at 34 days it is one of the longest ones in history.
- April 12th, 2019: The Decadal NASA Funding Appropriations Bill, backed by Bill Nelson (D) and Ted Cruz (R), is ratified by Congress. Starting with FY 2020 (where they receive a budget of 23.5 billion, up 2 billion from FY 2019), over the next decade It NASA’s budget will be incrementally increased to a budget floor of $50 billion by FY 2030
- July 17th, 2019: Canadian PM Justin Trudeau attracts controversy when an old photograph where he wore blackface resurfaces.
- August 23rd, 2019: CBC News reveals that the Canadian Conservative Party had hired Warren Kinsella to create a smear campaign against People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier.
- September 8th, 2019: The British Parliament votes that a general election will be held on November 20th, 2019
- October 21st, 2019: The 2019 Canadian Federal Election is held.
- Seats Won
- Liberal Party (led by Justin Trudeau): 75
- Conservative Party (led by Andrew Scheer): 121
- New Democratic Party (led by Jagmeet Singh): 103
- Bloc Québécois (led by Yves-François Blanchet): 19
- Green Party (led by Elizabeth May): 5
- People's Party (led by Maxime Bernier): 15
- Seats Won
- October 26th, 2019: A rare sight in Canadian politics, the New Democratic Party and Liberal Party form a coalition. Jagmeet Singh is to become Canada's next Prime Minister. He becomes the New Democratic Party's first Prime Minister as well as Canada's first Sikh Prime Minister
- November 20th, 2019: The 2019 UK General Election is held.
- Seats Won
- Conservative Party (led by Boris Johnson): 126
- Labour Party (led by Jeremy Corbyn): 101
- Liberal Democrat Party (led by Jo Swinson): 322
- Seats Won
- November 27th, 2019: A coalition between the Conservative Party and Liberal Democrat Party is formed.
- December 3rd, 2019: Jo Swinson becomes the first Liberal Democrat British PM.
- November 3rd, 2020:
- The 2020 US Senate Elections are held.
- Arizona: Mark Kelly (D) def. , Dem Gain
- The 2020 US Senate Elections are held.
- January 20th, 2021: The inauguration of 46th President Cory Booker (D-NJ) and his Vice President, the 49th, Julian Castro (D-TX). Booker becomes America’s second African-American President, its first Vegan President while Castro became America’s first Hispanic Vice President. Together they make up America’s first non-white executive duo.
- July , 2021: The Apportionment Act of 2021 is ratified by Congress along bipartisan lines. It increases the number of seats from 435 to 996 (or about 331,000 per district), in anticipation for the 2022 House Elections and 118th US Congress (2023-2025).
- November 8th, 2022:
- The 2022 US House Elections are held.