Dominika Sokolova

Dominika Nikolayevna Sokolova (Russian: Доминика Николаевна Соколова; born May 15, 1990) is an Isokyrian politician and current State Prosecutor of Isokyria, since October 10, 2016. She previously served as a representative in the National Assembly for Pvini's 11th District. She is one of few Russian-Isokyrians officeholders in the Isokyrian government and she has been champion of Russian-Isokyrian issues. She has been extremely critical of Chairwoman Eydis Stefanic which has garnered attention from foreign sources, particularly in the United States.

Despite being a member of the Nororist Party, Sokolova has criticized its practices, views, and dominance of the National Assembly and has, on numerous occasions, called for the legalization of other parties.

In 2011, Sokolova earned a degree in political science from the University of Hufo. She had been involved in local politics prior, raising awareness of issues that affect Russian-Isokyrians inlcuding discrimination and alcoholism epidemic in Russian communities. Running on a platform of radical reform to the Nororist Party and decriminalizing anti-Nororist activities, Sokolova was elected Representative of Pvini's 11th District in 2012 at the age of 22, becoming of the youngest members of the National Assembly. She served in the National Assembly for five years, becoming a leader of the 'Progressive Nororist' movement. She was a major supporter of Chairman Alexander White early in his tenure but came to denounce him by 2015, citing poor progress in implementing a progressive agenda. After the 2016 Isokyrian coup d'état attempt, Sokolova voted 'No confidence' in White.

In 2017, the National Assembly Committee on Justice and Law elected Sokolova as State Prosecutor, following the resignation of Markus Svensson relating to corruption and abuse of power charges. Sokolova said she will oversee Svensson's case but will recuse herself from representing the state when the case goes to trial later this year, citing conflict of interest concerns; instead she will allow the Committee on Justice and Law to select the state's attorney.