Helis Cheatem

Helis Frederick Cheatem (born 55 BCV) was the Alsakani Representative from 17 BCV-9BCV. He was succeeded by Robert de Scunthorpe. Despite the same surname, he still sustains and is adamant that he is in no way related to Tribune Dewey Cheatem. Currently he resides in a small estate on Alderaan, where he publishes political writings and paints impressionist landscapes.

He quickly became known as an attention seeker in his final term, and wasn't as popular as his predecessor. His legislation on the income-tax of bank clerks is especially controversial.

He succeeded Albert de Vries as representative of Alsakan.