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Title: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: hawkeye59 on June 10, 2011, 03:54:46 PM
i remember a thread like this


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on June 10, 2011, 03:55:52 PM
Posting so as to provide a second poster.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Dancing with Myself on June 10, 2011, 03:58:16 PM
I'm number 3


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on June 11, 2011, 11:05:52 AM
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Hawkeye (D) : 45%, 358 EVs
Tb75 (R) : 35%, 153 EVs
Cathcon (I) : 20%, 27 EVs


Hawkeye does reasonably well in traditional democratic States, especially in the most liberal one. TB75 establishes itself as the stronges conservative candidate thanks to a strong electoral base in the South. Cathcon has a notable success in the Rust Belt and in the West, where is paleoconservative stance is apreciated, but quite poorly overall. Vote split ensures Hawkeye an easy win.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Yelnoc on June 11, 2011, 11:19:10 AM
Antonio is too liberal for the US; tb75 wins easily. 

tb75 (R): 328 EV's
Antonio V: 210 EV's

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on June 11, 2011, 02:19:00 PM
Where's Cathcon to split the conservative vote and allow me to win ?

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Mopsus on June 11, 2011, 03:11:07 PM
Where's Cathcon to split the conservative vote and allow me to win ?

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Antonio: 483 electoral votes
tb75: 30 electoral votes
Cathcon: 25 electoral votes

The next poster should post the map of the result of an election between Antonio, Yelnoc, and myself.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TJ in Oregon on June 11, 2011, 05:30:06 PM
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Yelnoc 270
Antonio 162
MOPolitical 106

Yelnoc manages to barely get a majority by sweeping the south and winning a few populist Midwestern states. Antonio wins the Democratic strongholds and MOPolitico wins Missouri and a collection of interior western states turned off by Yelnoc’s populism and Antonio’s left economics.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on June 12, 2011, 02:58:43 PM
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Hawkeye (D) : 45%, 358 EVs
Tb75 (R) : 35%, 153 EVs
Cathcon (I) : 20%, 27 EVs


Hawkeye does reasonably well in traditional democratic States, especially in the most liberal one. TB75 establishes itself as the stronges conservative candidate thanks to a strong electoral base in the South. Cathcon has a notable success in the Rust Belt and in the West, where is paleoconservative stance is apreciated, but quite poorly overall. Vote split ensures Hawkeye an easy win.

If you think I'm a paleo-conservative, you're wrong, though I appreciate you giving me the moutain west and Indiana.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on June 13, 2011, 04:33:59 AM
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Hawkeye (D) : 45%, 358 EVs
Tb75 (R) : 35%, 153 EVs
Cathcon (I) : 20%, 27 EVs


Hawkeye does reasonably well in traditional democratic States, especially in the most liberal one. TB75 establishes itself as the stronges conservative candidate thanks to a strong electoral base in the South. Cathcon has a notable success in the Rust Belt and in the West, where is paleoconservative stance is apreciated, but quite poorly overall. Vote split ensures Hawkeye an easy win.

If you think I'm a paleo-conservative, you're wrong, though I appreciate you giving me the moutain west and Indiana.

SKIP

Oh, well, sorry if I judged you wrong. I've not seen you a lot discussing about issues but that's the impression you gave me. ;)

Skip.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: opebo on June 13, 2011, 04:57:07 AM
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MOpolitico wins as the Democrat, handily, though the italian guy takes away a few percent, and I've given him Rhode Island as a token.  The other guy, TJ rightwinger gets the reliably republican states.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Dancing with Myself on June 13, 2011, 10:03:25 AM
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Catchon wins easy, Antonio is considered too liberal  but he becomes the second place candidate after Opebo loses popularity with stupid comments regarding foreign leaders and terrorists. Opebo remains popular with hardcore Liberal and Conservatives.

Catchon- 295, 50%
Antonio- 243. 40%
Opebo- 10%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: RIP Robert H Bork on June 13, 2011, 12:45:12 PM
Antonio and opebo split the liberal vote for a tb75 victory, although opebo finishes with a distant third, winning only the far-left.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Hash on June 13, 2011, 04:13:36 PM
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tb75 easily wins a landslide as a moderate centre-right pragmatist, who soundly trounces both officepark who wins barely nothing outside hardcore social conservatives and the far-right and opebo, who is a walking fail candidate and loses in an epic landslide.

tb 508
officepark 23
opebo 7


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on June 13, 2011, 11:42:55 PM
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Messy for the conservative sides... tb is treated essentially as a regional candidate - but his presence makes office's job more difficult and Hash (who generally lets the two right candidates fight among themselves and cruises to a pretty easy victory, even winning MT and AZ due to vote splits.

Hash: 357
tb: 129
Office: 52


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Liberté on June 14, 2011, 03:06:44 PM
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Hash:  309
Polnut: 191
Officepark: 38


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on June 15, 2011, 06:05:56 AM
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Polnut : 45%, 286 EVs
Liberté : 40%, 243 EVs
Hashemite : 15%, 9 EVs

Liberté becomes the conservative candidate by default, but is unable to garner an important support due to his unusual positions. He does his best results in the libertarian west. Polnut does well in traditionally democratic places, while Hashemite is considered too liberal and "un-American", but does well in New England and carries DC in an upset. The conservative demobilization in the South helps Polnut to do well there.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: big bad fab on June 15, 2011, 09:06:05 AM
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Polnut, "conservative" Democrat, able to appeal to many Republicans, 249
Antonio, "liberal" Democrat, 220
Liberté, independent, able to appeal to libertarians and small-government rightists, 69


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Insula Dei on June 15, 2011, 12:21:26 PM
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Antonio (D): 252 (fails to come across as a real American, but urban strengt, combined with a divided opposition do help)
BBB (R): 234 (Mainly from solidly Conservative states, as he fails to extend his attractivity to voters out of the Republican base, by virtue of being only slightly less unamerican than Antonio)
Einzige (I): 52 (candidate of real Americans, fails to break the 2-party system because even the most guncrazed, 'libertarians' have difficulty swallowing some of his ideas)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: bullmoose88 on June 15, 2011, 12:26:24 PM
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A united defeats a divided left.
Fab (R) 353
Antonio (D) 183
BelgianSocialist (I) 3


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Grumpier Than Uncle Joe on June 15, 2011, 12:38:34 PM
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BBF - Blue

BS - Red

BM - Latte Liberal Green


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Mopsus on June 15, 2011, 08:23:43 PM
I had some fun with this one:

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Bullmoose: 385 electoral votes
Belgiansocialist: 153 electoral votes
Grumpy Gramps: 0 electoral votes

Bullmoose wins on the coalition of moderates, independents, suburbanites, and latte liberals. Belgiansocialist mostly wins the urban poor. Alarmed by Bullmoose's social liberalism, most populists and TEA Party eccentrics support the Basil Marceaux/Ross Perot like figure of Grumpy Gramps, who performs strongest in the libertarian West and rube-populated areas of Appalachia and the South.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on June 15, 2011, 09:19:33 PM
Bullmoose landslide. MOPolitico wins his home state and D.C. becuas eit refuses to vote for a GOPer, and GM3PRP wins the places that like freedom.


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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on June 15, 2011, 10:46:42 PM
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A landslide to Politico - the split right-vote and depressed evangelical turnout helps him enormously...

Jbrase does best in the south, with Gramps doing well across the West.

405-102-31


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Elyski on June 19, 2011, 09:24:45 AM
A tossup. Politico attracts alot of moderates and left-leaning independents, yet Polnut manages to hold on to more solidly liberal areas. Jbrase does well enough to win across the South and Plains regions. The election goes to the house. I project Politico wins by the skin of his teeth.


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Polnut 156EV  104 House
Politico 248EV 217 House
Jbrase 134EV 111 HouseHouse


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Free Palestine on June 19, 2011, 03:04:37 PM
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Conservative vote is split, landslide for Polnut.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on June 19, 2011, 09:14:33 PM
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Red-Former Governor Polnut
Orange-Online Poster Elyksi
Yellow-Activist/Anarchist FallenMorgan


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on June 19, 2011, 11:01:56 PM
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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: tmthforu94 on June 20, 2011, 07:45:54 AM
JBrase vs. Cathcon vs. FallenMorgan

JBrase - Green
Cathcon - Blue
FallenMorgan - Red

Cathcon wins this, as he's probably the most normal general election candidate and is able to turn out social conservative voters.

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(Sorry if you guys think I butchered this...it was a pretty difficult map to come up with, honestly)



Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: California8429 on June 20, 2011, 02:12:14 PM
Basically a GOP primary

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Red-tmth
Blue-Cathcon
Green-Jbrase

Jbrase takes in the libertarians, independents, dems that care about the social issues. Tmth takes mainstream republicans, the majority of the dems who decided to vote, and independents. Cathcon wins the right


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Snowstalker Mk. II on June 20, 2011, 04:09:16 PM
Yellow=Tmth
Blue=A-bob
Green=Jbrase

Bob becomes the conservative in the race, Tmth the moderate midwesterner, and Jbrase the candidate of libertarians and social liberals. No majority.

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EDIT: DC and RI both go for tmth.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: opebo on June 20, 2011, 04:51:22 PM
Snowstalker wins with 315
Abob gets 212 for the GOP
Tmh gets 11 as an independent

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: tmthforu94 on June 20, 2011, 06:50:04 PM
A-Bob vs. Snowstalker vs. Opebo

A-Bob wins in a massive landslide, with the left split between Opebo and Snowstalker. Snow gets most of the liberal bastions, though Opebo is able to pick up support in several far-left states.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Free Palestine on June 20, 2011, 11:24:45 PM
Tmthforu94 wins.  Opebo takes enough votes away from Snow to deprive him of a few states, but unfortunately he is a bit too radical to widely appeal to voters.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: big bad fab on June 21, 2011, 02:35:40 AM
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FallenMorgan is able to grasp libertarians and some liberal Dems, with opebo being seen as too extreme.
Tmth is so able to take a very moderate positioning, gathering centrist votes.

Tmth 340
opebo 168
FM 30


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Snowstalker Mk. II on June 21, 2011, 02:14:50 PM
Tmth as the moderate hero wins, taking some liberal votes. Fab is a durrty furriner and is rendered ineligible, but does well among French areas anyway.

Tmthforu: 359
bigbadfab: 1
FallenMorgan: 178

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on June 21, 2011, 05:51:08 PM
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Red-Online Poster Snowstalker (D)
Blue-Atlasia somethinorother Big Bad Fab (R)
Yellow-Activist/Anarchist FallenMorgan (L)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on June 21, 2011, 11:26:17 PM
divided right leads to Demslide

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on June 22, 2011, 06:50:44 AM
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A badly-split (and not completely satisfied) right gives the left a massive land-slide.



Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Snowstalker Mk. II on June 22, 2011, 10:01:44 AM
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Basically the same map, with a few changes due to Polnut being more moderate, I guess (I'm more of the populist left)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: bullmoose88 on June 22, 2011, 10:53:54 AM
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Polnuts insurgency campaign yields 0 Evs, but significant percentage of the vote, particularly in traditional states, flipping many lean democratic states to Jbrase.  Snowstalker barely holds on in Pennsylvania


333-205


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on July 12, 2011, 05:22:51 AM
Bump. The left's split and Bullmoose's moderation give him an easy win :

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Bullmoose : 48%, 365 EVs
Polnut : 38%, 139 EVs
Snowstalker : 14%, 34 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: big bad fab on July 12, 2011, 05:31:49 AM
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Antonio 33
Snowtalker 153
Bullmoose 352

With a split left, another easy win for Bullmoose.
A funny regional map for Antonio.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Snowstalker Mk. II on July 12, 2011, 01:24:35 PM
1. Hey antonio, where do you get the orange?

2. Antonio wins with a split right (moderates vs. conservatives). bullmoose is green, fab red.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on July 12, 2011, 01:49:27 PM
You have to edit the codes manually. If you noticed, the map code consists in a State's initials followed by 3 numbers. The first one determines the color : 1 is red, 2 blue, 3 green, 4 yellow and 5 orange. ;)

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on July 12, 2011, 02:00:43 PM
against two far leftists BBF already has a huge base of support from the right, and vote spliting allows him to carry the more liberal states as well.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Teddy (IDS Legislator) on July 12, 2011, 10:12:09 PM
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Based on avatar colour


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Yelnoc on July 12, 2011, 10:36:32 PM
Teddy acts as a spoiler for JBrase in the South and Snowstalker in the Northeast.  Snow wins convincingly.

EDIT: DAMNIT!!!! Where did the map go???


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Teddy (IDS Legislator) on July 12, 2011, 10:51:02 PM
SKIP ME
I don't think anyone in the south would want to vote for me TBH :P
SKIP ME


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Yelnoc on July 15, 2011, 11:27:03 AM
Here's another try at the Teddy/JBrase/Snowstalker map I tried earlier.  The poster will do me, JBrase, and Snowstalker.

Basically, Teddy pulls from Jbrase in conservative areas and from Snowstalker in liberal areas.  Snowstalker dominates traditional liberal bastions and states with a large presence of organized labor.  Jbrase takes the libertarian west (and some of the south) while Teddy acts a spoiler for both (Sorry Teddy!).

California with the closest state, with JBrase beating out Snowstalker with a plurality of only a few thousand votes.  However, Snow still manages to win the electoral college, 278-260.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Snowstalker Mk. II on July 15, 2011, 01:08:26 PM
Yelnoc (green) wins by a decent margin, uniting populists and social conservatives (the latter reluctantly)

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Bo on July 15, 2011, 05:22:50 PM
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Yelnoc (blue) wins 272-235 (for Snowstalker)-31 (for JBrase).


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Yelnoc on November 08, 2011, 09:55:54 PM
Since the other "election between the previous three posters" thread is so successful, I thought I would bump this one.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on November 09, 2011, 03:15:22 PM
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Snowstalker wins narrowly with 271 votes to Bo's 234 and Yelnoc's 33.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on November 09, 2011, 03:58:55 PM
Yelnoc is the GOP nominee by default, and gets a solid victory because of his moderation and a split in left-wing vote. Rochambeau has some strength in the west, but wins no state. Snowstalker is strong in industrial States.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: greenforest32 on November 09, 2011, 05:01:35 PM
Posting to see an electoral map for a three-way election with no center-right/right candidate


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on November 11, 2011, 05:02:14 PM
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Scott - 469
Antonio V - 50
greenforest - 19

(If this is really bad, I apologize.)

It is, but I appreciate it anyway. :)

*skip*


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Duke David on November 11, 2011, 05:15:59 PM
Averroës Nix - 190
Scott - 186
greenforest32 - 162

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: RI on November 11, 2011, 06:04:52 PM
Scott wins by default as right is split between socially conservative german dude and the more economically conservative Averroes Nix.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TJ in Oregon on November 11, 2011, 07:57:16 PM
Realisticidealist wins in a route as southern states refuse to vote for an Atheist or Libertarian so that he manages to win the right, center, and populist vote.

441 Realisticidealist
91   Averroës Nix
6     Atheist2006

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Duke David on November 11, 2011, 08:37:14 PM
Atheist2006: 270
realisticidealist: 193
TJ in Cleve: 75

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: RI on November 11, 2011, 08:39:57 PM
Atheist2006: 270
realisticidealist: 193
TJ in Cleve: 75

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Making a map of yourself in a thread like this is kinda frowned upon around here...


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Yelnoc on November 11, 2011, 08:47:22 PM
realisticidealist: 285
TJ in Cleve: 253
Atheist2006: 0

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Duke David on November 11, 2011, 08:49:56 PM
realisticidealist: 285
TJ in Cleve: 253
Atheist2006: 0

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... with me winning the popular vote.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: 🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸 on November 12, 2011, 01:13:08 AM
TJ 245
Yelnoc 171
realisticidealist 122

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realistic gets the fewest EV, but is competitive in the most states.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on November 12, 2011, 04:55:46 AM
Very interesting scenario, with a populist dem, a libertarian rep and a centrist independent.

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Yelnoc : 38%, 246 EVs
Shua : 34%, 148 EVs
Atheist : 28%, 144 EVs

The election goes to the House, which probably picks Yelnoc.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Bacon King on November 12, 2011, 05:14:50 PM
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Antonio V: 247 EVs
Shua: 139 EVs
Yelnoc: 152 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on November 12, 2011, 06:06:55 PM
Left-wing split results in very good results for Shua though Bacon King does well in his native South, winning a few Clinton states. Despite coming in third, BK gets second in the popular vote.
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Shua-312
Antonio-136
Bacon King-90


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Duke David on November 12, 2011, 06:57:34 PM
Bacon King: 239
Cathcon: 167
Antonio V: 132



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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: RI on November 12, 2011, 07:20:37 PM
I was in the middle of making a map when german guy posted, so I'll just do two.

Here's the first:

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Cathcon: 389
Bacon King: 124
Antonio: 25

Antonio and Bacon King split the left vote, allowing Cathcon an easy win.

Here's the new one:

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Bacon King: 309
Cathcon: 229

German guy gets no EV, but performs fairly well in Appalachia, the Rust Belt, and the Southwest.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Username MechaRFK on December 24, 2011, 11:42:18 AM
Cathcon-blue

realisticidealist-red

duke david-green



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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Free Palestine on December 24, 2011, 04:27:22 PM
This was confusing:

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duke david wins no electoral votes, unfortunately.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: !@#$%^&* on December 24, 2011, 04:34:38 PM
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Blue is FallenMorgan.

Red is RFK.

Green is realisticidealist.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Username MechaRFK on December 24, 2011, 07:12:46 PM
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Fallenmorgan endorse me and I win the election.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Yelnoc on December 24, 2011, 07:47:41 PM
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Fallenmorgan endorse me and I win the election.
A rule: Don't post elections with yourself as a candidate.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Snowstalker Mk. II on December 24, 2011, 08:03:11 PM
Yelnoc wins easily.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on December 24, 2011, 11:06:46 PM
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Green: Yelnoc
Blue: Snowstalker
Red: RFK

Yelnoc wins with just 270 EVs.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TheDeadFlagBlues on December 24, 2011, 11:35:27 PM
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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Free Palestine on December 25, 2011, 03:51:43 AM
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Blue is FallenMorgan.

Red is RFK.

Green is realisticidealist.

I'm a red now, RS. <SKIP>


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on December 25, 2011, 06:49:29 AM
This looks more like a democratic primary, so that's the format I've chosen. I use the 2008 schedule because I don't know what the new one looks like.

Basically, Snowstalker is some kind of pro-labor left-wing democrat, Scott some kind of East Coast lib'rul and DeadFlagBlues a western maverick.

At the beginning Scott is considered as the heavy favorite, but Snowstalker pulls out a surprise win in Iowa which places the race as a tossup. Scott still manages to hold on New Hampshire, but Snowstalker sweeps Michigan. The NV caucus is won, in another fluke, by DeadFlagBlues, who manages to spin his momentum to win SC. Scott still wins Florida.

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On Super Tuesday, Snowstalker is perceived as a narrow winner over Scott, thanks to close victories in the Southwest. DeadFlag, failing in several key contests like California and unable to make inroads outside the west, is broadly seen as the main loser. He however refuses to drop out.

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February primaries don't go any better for DFB, who sees his support fade away and doesn't win any single State apart from Washington caucuses. As a result, he eventually drops out and endorses Scott, who, as a result, now holds a solid lead in the delegate count.

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At this point Scott is broadly seen as the presumptive nominee. However, his excess of confidence and Snowstalker's renewed campaigning efforts results in disappointing results for Scott, who doesn't win TX, RI and MI as handily as expected whereas Snowstalker sweeps Ohio and Vermont in a landslide and pulls a surprise win in the Wyoming caucus. After that, momentum is back on Snowstalker's side.

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Snowstalker keeps achieving huge wins. He sweeps Rust Belt states by commanding margins, but also manages to pull victories in the West. In the end, he wins all the final contests except SD.

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Snowstalker enters in the convention with a solid delegate lead over Scott, but no absolute majority. The stake of power is held by DFB's delegates, which are now free of their vote. However, they mostly choose to support Snowstalker's side in order to follow the people's will.

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Snowstalker wins.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Pingvin on December 27, 2011, 10:32:05 AM
Well, I tried...
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Green - FallenMorgan
Red - Antonio V
Blue - Nix


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Username MechaRFK on December 27, 2011, 12:46:31 PM
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Green is Nix

Blue-Pingvin

Red-Antino


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on December 27, 2011, 01:12:37 PM
Accidentally gave Nix Alaska. Assume it goes to Pingvin.
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Pingvinn (Constitution-Russia)
RFK (Democrat-New York)
Averroes Nix (Independent-New York)

Despite Ping's staunch Conservatism, he wins a plurality due to liberal vote splitting. Averroes Nix & RFK form a tag team of sorts with RFK campaigning heavily in solidly progressive states while Nix campaigns in more moderate states, however, it is not enough.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Free Palestine on December 27, 2011, 07:35:49 PM
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RFK, red.  Cathcon, blue.  Ping, orange.

I'm assuming Ping is more of a paleocon.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Pingvin on December 28, 2011, 06:50:31 AM
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RFK, red.  Cathcon, blue.  Ping, orange.

I'm assuming Ping is more of a paleocon.
I'm a Buchanan/Paul on domestic policy, but I'm a staunch supporter of Israel.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on December 28, 2011, 07:02:33 AM
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Morgan - 301
Cathcon - 179
Pingvin - 58


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on December 28, 2011, 08:22:13 AM
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Cathcon : 45%, 352 EVs
Scott : 30%, 95 EVs
Morgan : 25% 91 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Mopsus on December 29, 2011, 03:42:49 PM
I like the template of a Democratic primary used earlier by Antonio for three like-minded posters, so I'll adopt the same one here. This time, Antonio is serving the role of New Deal progressive, Scott of the New Democrat, and Morgan of the left-libertarian.

In Iowa, all three candidates are competitive, but Antonio narrowly comes out on top. The real surprise is Morgan's second-place finish, which gives him enough momentum to upset favorite Scott in the granite state. Scott's campaign appears to be in trouble, but he manages to stay in the race with two decisive victories in South Carolina and Florida. At the end of January, the map looks like this:

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On Super Tuesday, Scott's victories are confined to the south, while Antonio wins two states in the midwest, one in the northeast, and one in the west, garnering most of his support from the working class. In a disappointing day for the Morgan campaign, Morgan, who had been hoping for victories in Minnesota, Vermont, and Colorado, won just one of those contests. Despite speculation from the media, Morgan announced that he will stay in the race.

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By the end of March, Scott seems to have the election wrapped up. It seems peculiar that a campaign which lost both of the major early states would be so far ahead, but the strategy adopted by Scott after his defeats explains his comeback: While Antonio and Morgan were busy trying to out-liberal each other, Antonio on economic policy and Morgan on social and foreign policy, more middle-of-the-road voters felt dissatisfied with the two major candidates. Recognizing this divide, Scott emphasized his more centrist and third way positions to gain the support of this left-out constituency. The strategy seems to have worked. Morgan officially withdraws from the race and throws his support behind Antonio. It's now up to him to stop this juggernaut which seems destined to capture the nomination.

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Antonio puts up a commendable fight, but it's too late. The momentum is on Scott's side, and it's impossible to stop. Following Scott's victory in the New York primary, Antonio sees that continued resistance is futile, and he, too, withdraws. Here's the map following the New York primary:

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And the map on the day of the convention:

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Simfan34 on December 29, 2011, 05:10:04 PM
With candidates like these, this must be the election of 2032 or something.

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MOPolitico (Republican Party)- 42%, 330EV
Scott (Democratic Party)- 35%, 195 EV
Antonio V (Social Democratic and Progressive Party)- 23%, 13EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: RI on December 30, 2011, 04:41:08 AM
Two scenarios:

1) Antonio as Dem, MOPolitico as Libertarian-leaning Ind

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Antonio narrowly wins thanks to Simfan bleeding support to MOPolitico.

2) MOPolitico as Dem, Antonio as Ind

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on January 03, 2012, 02:17:48 AM
I think its obvious which person is which color :)

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on January 03, 2012, 05:57:32 PM
A close race, but Dem candidate Realisticidealist wins by a comfortable margin in the electoral college thanks to vote split between Republican Simfan and libertarian-leaning indy Jbrase.

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Realisticidealist : 37%, 330 EVs
Simfan : 33%, 132 EVs
Jbrase : 30%, 76 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: !@#$%^&* on January 03, 2012, 08:59:06 PM
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jbrase
antonio V
 realisticidealist


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Negusa Nagast 🚀 on January 05, 2012, 05:07:18 PM

With near identical social positions, the vote of the economic right is divided between RosettaStoned and realisticidealist. Antonvio V wins in a plurality.

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Antonio V 324 EV
RosettaStoned 54 EV
realisticidealist 160 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Penelope on January 06, 2012, 06:14:42 AM
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RosettaStoned - 387 EV
Nagas - 87 EV
Antonio V - 64 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on January 15, 2012, 01:57:55 AM
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Nagas - 270 EVs
RosettaStoned - 207 EVs
Ody - 61 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Pingvin on February 02, 2012, 10:42:53 AM
Ody - Blue - 160 EV - 29.7% PV
Scott - Red - 97 EV - 18.1% PV
Nix - Green - 281 EV - 52.2% PV
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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on April 08, 2012, 06:32:00 PM
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Scott (D) 293 electoral votes
Pingvin (R) 234 electoral votes
Nix (L) 11 electoral votes

Pingvin runs as a proud Tea-party type Conservative, leading some on the center to abandon to Scott, who's running as a "New Democrat". Meanwhile, some far left Democrats, alienated by Scott's campaign, flee to Nix, whose only major difference with Scott is on foreign policy. As well, North-Eastern independents, liberals, and moderates vote for Nix. By winning the center as well as the majority of the nation's liberals, Scott enters the oval office, not having won a majority of the popular vote.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: LastVoter on April 08, 2012, 10:37:01 PM
Cathcon is a regional candidate and takes Midwest and splits vote with Pingvin in Missouri and Iowa, and lets Averroes win some of the border states that woudln't normally elect a candidate with -9.00 social score.
Averroës Nix - 282
Cathcon - 78
Pingvin - 178
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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: tmthforu94 on April 08, 2012, 10:46:02 PM
This is a difficult one:
Seatown is seen to be too liberal by most Americans, however, is given a big advantage in that both of his opponents are pretty conservative. In a head-to-head, Seatown would lose to either Pingvin or Cathcon, but here, Seatown wins in a close 3-way race. Cathcon is able to do well in the Rust Belt and narrowly wins among the three with Independent voters, but Seatown's large edge with the Democratic Party pulls him through.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Miles on April 08, 2012, 11:24:24 PM
Seatown wins b/c his opponents compete from a similar demographic base.

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Democratic- 285
Republican- 127
Constitution- 126


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on April 09, 2012, 04:54:48 AM
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Tmthforu (Republican) : 38%, 210
Miles (Democrat) : 33%, 170
Seatown (Progressive) : 29%, 158

Seatown, after being narrowly defeated by Miles in the Dem primaries, runs in a progressive ticket. The split in left-wing votes (despite Miles attracting many southerners and social conservatives) allows Tmthforu to win.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Pingvin on April 09, 2012, 08:01:43 AM
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Antonio V (Social Democratic & Progressive) - 259
Miles (Democratic) - 144
Tmthforu94 - 135


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on April 10, 2012, 07:08:21 PM
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Antonio - D - 145EV / 28%
Fuzzy - M - 235EV / 39%
Ping - R - 158EV / 33%

Pingy benefits in the traditional R heartland by having the moderate/liberal votes split. But both Ping and Antonio suffer in swing states with Fuzzy vacuuming up a good whack of both the centre and the soft left and right. Antonio wins pluralities in the most liberal of states.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on April 10, 2012, 08:40:53 PM
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Polnut - 291
Pingvin - 202
Fuzzy - 45


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: LastVoter on April 11, 2012, 02:32:39 AM
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Fuzzy - 238
Polnut - 150
Scott - 150
Assuming fezzy is a Libertarian Republican. It takes a very split left vote for him to win, and he still almost manages to lose. Ron Paul primary results + 20012 election based.The next map will be... interesting.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Pingvin on April 11, 2012, 11:10:29 AM
Idea: What about making 5-way maps + Veeps?
This should be interesting.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY on April 11, 2012, 11:13:17 AM
Ronald Reagan comes back from the dead, so the Republicans spend the entire election season having a wild party in Alaska. In the Democratic primaries, incumbent President Polnut (D-PR for some reason) fends off a strong primary challenge from Sen. Scott (D-CT), while the independent candidacy of Gov. Seatown (G-WA) presents him a strong challenge from the left. Senator Scott runs as an independent because he can.

Polnut: 359
Scott: 98
Seatown: 78
Ronald Reagan: 3

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Unaware of the Reagan revival, all Republican-leaning and swing states vote for the relatively popular President due to a lack of options, except Alaska, which has been barricaded from the other 49 states and votes 100% for Reagan. Seatown fails to gain ballot access outside of the Pacific coast and Arizona, but does surprisingly well in liberal-land. Scott manages to do well in the Northeast, but the conventional wisdom was that no one really had a chance against Polnut from the start.




Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: LastVoter on April 11, 2012, 05:16:23 PM
Ronald Reagan comes back from the dead, so the Republicans spend the entire election season having a wild party in Alaska. In the Democratic primaries, incumbent President Polnut (D-PR for some reason) fends off a strong primary challenge from Sen. Scott (D-CT), while the independent candidacy of Gov. Seatown (G-WA) presents him a strong challenge from the left. Senator Scott runs as an independent because he can.

Polnut: 359
Scott: 98
Seatown: 78
Ronald Reagan: 3

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Unaware of the Reagan revival, all Republican-leaning and swing states vote for the relatively popular President due to a lack of options, except Alaska, which has been barricaded from the other 49 states and votes 100% for Reagan. Seatown fails to gain ballot access outside of the Pacific coast and Arizona, but does surprisingly well in liberal-land. Scott manages to do well in the Northeast, but the conventional wisdom was that no one really had a chance against Polnut from the start.



I was hoping my left-wing economic ideas would at least give me some Midwest states, at least Michigan. Next poster don't count make me run twice please if for some reason you decide to include this post but not pingvin.
edit: SKIP this post.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY on April 12, 2012, 09:41:28 PM
No one knew who you were except as 'that guy who did that thing with the taxes 2 years ago', and you were only on the ballot in 4 states. Don't worry, though, you eventually became the first man-dog hybrid to become elected to the Senate.

Skip me, too.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: California8429 on April 13, 2012, 05:34:30 PM
The people demanded it so here's a shot using the last 10 players. Presidential candidate is on top of their running-mate.

Red:
Governor Seatown (D-WA)
Senator Alfred F. Jones (D-NY)

Orange:
Senator Antonio (D-VT)
Congressman Fezzy (D-CA)

Green:
Vice President Polnut (D-CA)
Senator Scott (D-CT)

Yellow:
Senator tmth (R-IN)
Governor Miles (R-LA)

Blue:
Senator Pingvin99 (R-TX)
Governor Cathcon (R-MI)

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With three liberal tickets and two conservative tickets, a large amount of states break conservative, especially due to an ultra conservative ticket playing in the south. Tmth appeals for southern voters naming Miles as his VP, but isn't very successful. Polnut plays well with moderates and is able to carry some major states using his influence as VP. Antonio campaigns only in more liberal states and Seawater fights to establish himself as the lead liberal candidate.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Miles on April 14, 2012, 01:40:26 AM
Cool map, A-Bob.



Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: LastVoter on April 14, 2012, 02:00:23 AM
This is a very interesting election because this is quite an unusual line-up of candidates. Phezzy wins the protesting progressives against the conservative democrat, Miles creates a coaltion among the poor, and A-bob wins richer Republican states. This results in a Democratic landslide considering that we have an actual poor vs rich election here, and there are simply more poor. And voters actually vote for their economic interests for once.
A-bob-80
Phezzy-169
Miles-289
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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on April 14, 2012, 07:19:29 AM
The nomination of Fezzy as GOP candidate pisses off the South, resulting in a draft campaign in favor of Miles, who despite being a democrat is well perceived by social conservatives. This split in the republican base allows democrat candidate Seatown to win.

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Seatown : 37%, 276 EVs
Fezzy : 32%, 116 EVs
Miles : 31%, 146 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Platypus on April 15, 2012, 08:04:57 AM
Antonio, blue
Seatown, red
A Bob, green.

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Definitely not my preference, but Antonio's Frenchness would kill him and seatown is just too too far left to break 250 :/


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Hash on April 16, 2012, 09:06:12 AM
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Hugh (R) 424
Seatown (D) 81
Antonio (I/Grn) 33


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Redalgo on April 23, 2012, 05:35:49 PM
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Hashemite (I): 284 Blue EVs - 52.8%
Hughento (I): 145 Gray EVs - 27.0%
Antonio V (D): 109 Red EVs - 20.3%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Platypus on May 04, 2012, 06:58:29 AM
This is why you shouldn't just look at compass scores before making a mpa, kids:

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Hashemite (I): 284 Blue EVs - 52.8%
Hughento (I): 145 Gray EVs - 27.0%
Antonio V (D): 109 Red EVs - 20.3%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Redalgo on May 04, 2012, 11:51:48 PM
In fairness, I know almost nobody's positions on issues here well and am not very knowledgeable about the electoral aspects of U.S. politics. I just make do with what I've got rattling around in my head. Sometimes it's enough for the situation at hand. Sometimes it's not. It took me a few hours to make that after spending some time digging up what I could on the people in question, and probably would have taken 5-6 more had I been determined to get a vague understanding of why the states do or do not tend to vote certain ways. If folks prefer though I could take to lurking in these sorts of threads rather than trying to contribute in them. xD 


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: morgieb on June 10, 2012, 11:42:22 PM
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Hugh becomes the Republican candidate by default, and Hash flops due to him being too much of a loose cannon. Redalgo is perceived as too liberal for most Americans, so a big Hugh win.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Supersonic on June 21, 2012, 10:36:03 AM
Three left leaning candidates. So basically, a conservatives nightmare.

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The Democrats nominate Redalgo who, while winning several strong D states, cannot appeal outside of the Northeast and West Coasts. Morgieb runs as a liberal independent, slightly to the right of Redalgo and wins some other D leaning states, most important of which is California which he carries very narrowly.  Hughento by default as the most 'right' candidate is the Republican nominee, and due to the left wing vote splitting between Morgieb and Redalgo manages to win. The south, cannot bare voting for any of these candidates and there is a huge swath of 'unpledged electors' from that region. Hughento just manages to eek out a narrow Electoral College victory.

(Many states are carried by small pluralities, such as New Mexico and Michigan in this case)

Redalgo (D) - 85
Morgieb (I) -  131
Hughento (R) - 277
Unpledged - 45


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: MASHED POTATOES. VOTE! on June 21, 2012, 10:46:09 AM
Hugh becomes the Republican candidate by default, and Hash flops due to him being too much of a loose cannon.

I'd love to see Hash on national TV saying "go DIAF and swallow a shotgun, troll" ;D

*skip*


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Donerail on June 21, 2012, 08:17:54 PM
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Redalgo, a self-identified socialist, does well in the economically depressed Rust Belt region but flops in most other areas. SupersonicVenue is percieved as too right-wing for the majority of Americans, but the left vote is divided among Morgie and Redalgo, allowing him to gain the plurality of electoral votes, though not a majority. The election goes to the House, which picks Morgie as a compromise choice.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Niemeyerite on June 27, 2012, 06:40:21 PM
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Morgieb 291 EVs 46%
SuperSonicVenue 176 EVs 30%
SJoyceFla 71 EVs 24%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: BritishDixie on June 29, 2012, 09:23:46 AM
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SoEA SJoyceFla: 263
JulioMadrid: 230
Vice President-elect Kalwejt: 45

SoEA SJoyceFla, comes first as he's a libertarian.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on June 29, 2012, 11:28:11 AM
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British Dixie, the official GOP candidates, totally collapses after several racist gaffes. Many disgruntled republican voters turn to Libertarian candidate SJoyce, but Dem candidate JulioMadrid wins benefitting from vote split.

Julio : 39%, 324 EVs
SJoyce : 35%, 158 EVs
Dixie : 26%, 56 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Supersonic on June 29, 2012, 02:04:49 PM
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BritishDixie (R): 285
Antonio V (D): 245
Julio (L): 8

Antonio narrowly wins the Democratic primaries after securing the majority of super-delegate votes after a brutal fight with Julio. Julio, believing himself cheated out of the nomination decides to run on a 'Labor' anti-big business platform. On the other side of the coin, BritishDixie scores an upset win against an establishment Republican in the GOP primaries. With both the Democratic nominee and the Republican nominee on such polar opposite ideological stances, the election becomes a battle of ideas. Julio is hampered by money concerns but manages to make significant inroads into Democratic leaning states, and narrowly carries New Mexico (ethnicity helps and Julio declares it his home state) and Vermont. Antonio, the Democratic nominee despite running a good campaign is hurt by both Julio and BritishDixie attacking him from the left and right. Without Julio running, polls indicate Antonio winning the election, however the vote splitting just costs him the Oval Office, allowing firebrand Dixie to claim victory.

Close states

New Mexico: 21%-35%-36%
Ohio: 5%-47.2%-47.7%
Virginia: 4%-47%-48%
New Hampshire: 7%-46%-47%
Nevada: 10%-41%-47%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: BritishDixie on June 29, 2012, 02:20:33 PM
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British Dixie, the official GOP candidates, totally collapses after several racist gaffes. Many disgruntled republican voters turn to Libertarian candidate SJoyce, but Dem candidate JulioMadrid wins benefitting from vote split.

Julio : 39%, 324 EVs
SJoyce : 35%, 158 EVs
Dixie : 26%, 56 EVs

I'm not a racist :( If I was, how would I carry Arizona and SC?

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BritishDixie (R): 285
Antonio V (D): 245
Julio (L): 8

Antonio narrowly wins the Democratic primaries after securing the majority of super-delegate votes after a brutal fight with Julio. Julio, believing himself cheated out of the nomination decides to run on a 'Labor' anti-big business platform. On the other side of the coin, BritishDixie scores an upset win against an establishment Republican in the GOP primaries. With both the Democratic nominee and the Republican nominee on such polar opposite ideological stances, the election becomes a battle of ideas. Julio is hampered by money concerns but manages to make significant inroads into Democratic leaning states, and narrowly carries New Mexico (ethnicity helps and Julio declares it his home state) and Vermont. Antonio, the Democratic nominee despite running a good campaign is hurt by both Julio and BritishDixie attacking him from the left and right. Without Julio running, polls indicate Antonio winning the election, however the vote splitting just costs him the Oval Office, allowing firebrand Dixie to claim victory.

Close states

New Mexico: 21%-35%-36%
Ohio: 5%-47.2%-47.7%
Virginia: 4%-47%-48%
New Hampshire: 7%-46%-47%
Nevada: 10%-41%-47%

Much better :)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on June 29, 2012, 06:46:19 PM
SuperSonivVenue and BritishDixie are forced to team up due to them both being R-UK, and thus indistinguishable from each other. They face another non-American, Antonio V. Looking at the ethnic breakdown, Antonio has the advantage amongst the French and the Italians while the duo British Republican team has of course the advantage among Brits, and altogether among WASPs. However, they are still hampered by not ideologically fitting that well with some of the areas where WASPs hold a lot of presence, such as New England. Antonio uses his dual-citizenship as well as the fact that he comes from not one but two Latin-speaking countries to appeal to immigrants and Hispanics. Due to America's political leanings, the duo-British team wins.

(This scenario does not address the religion issue. I know Antonio is an athiest or something close to it, but it's too convenient to include that)

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269-269 tie.

Jesus. Hate to think of what me vs. SuperSonic and BD is gonna look like.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Donerail on June 29, 2012, 08:24:38 PM
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Brutal Republican primary this round that took all the way to the convention, but Cathcon triumphs. He is faced with a wide variety of independent, write-in, and third party candidates, but aside for a few liberal states, he is triumphant.

Now y'all have at least a social liberal instead of 3 conservatives.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Niemeyerite on June 30, 2012, 06:13:33 AM
SJoyce becomes the de-facto Dem. candidate, with SuperSonicVenue being the GOP nominee after a close primary race against Cathcon, who, being a sore-loser, runs as a Tea Party candidate supported by the Libertarian Party (the left wing of the party supports SJoyce). Thus, SuperSonicVenue and Cathcon split the conservative and republican vote, giving the election to SJoyce, who captures indies and democrats, and even moderate republicans.

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SJoyce 53% 434 EVs
Cathcon 21% 57 EVs
SuperSonicVenue  26% 47 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Miles on July 01, 2012, 02:08:19 AM
Cathcon is able to win with pluralities in a lot of swing states (like OH and VA) because the center and left is split between Julio and SJoyce. I can actually see Julio doing well along the West Coast. Julio also performs will in FL, but SJoyce has home-state advantage.

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Cathcon- 282 EV 37%
SJoyce- 157 EV 35%
Julio- 99 EV 27%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: morgieb on July 01, 2012, 03:51:04 AM
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Miles performs very well in the South and the Rust Belt, Joyce performs good in the West and other socially liberal areas, Julio performs well along the Mexican border, and in the very liberal areas.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on July 01, 2012, 04:31:17 AM
Using the democratic primary model, with Morgieb being the moderate establishment democrat, Julio a left-liberal and Miles a blue dog southern democrat.

Morgieb narrowly beats Julio in Iowa, but Julio upsets everybody by pulling a win in NH. Miles asserts his strength in the Southern States. Overall, the early States are favorable to Morgieb.

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Miles is the main loser on Super Tuesday, being unable to make inroads outside of the Deep South in States like DE, MO or KS. Morgieb asserts his strength in the West, but Julio also secures solid wins in his coastal base, and pulls other upsets in Arizona, Colorado (where his hispanic roots play well) an, for an unknown reason, Alaska.

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Miles finds himself further marginalized in February, eventually dropping out of the race after a shocking defeat in Virginia (despite solid results in his home State of Louisiana). He refuses to endorse anyone, but his voters are seen as more favorable to Morgieb. Both remaining candidates have their good and bad moments, but Julio is successful in asserting his strength in liberal strongholds providing a lot of delegates.

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While Julio gradually gains strength, managing to win Pennsylvania, making Texas close and ensuring a plurality in the delegates count, the electoral math soon makes it clear that his chances at winning are very slight. Morgieb, which relies on an overwhelming majority of former Miles, now unpledged delegates, is broadly considered as the presumptive nominee in the beginning of the summer.

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Indeed, the final contests are all good news for Morgieb. Even if his victories are slightly under what polls predicted, his call to the voter to give him a strong legitimacy proves effective and he manages to narrowly take the lead in delegate count. With the support of former Miles delegates, his victory at the convention is assured.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Niemeyerite on July 01, 2012, 01:40:36 PM
3 democrats... Antonio, I'll steal your idea of primaries...

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Antonio
Morgieb
Miles

Morgieb wins the nomination with the support of Miles' delegates. Morgieb/Antonio wins the election against a Generic Republican


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on July 03, 2012, 02:02:12 AM
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morgieb edges out Julio in the PV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: 🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸 on July 04, 2012, 03:03:50 AM
The Left is split between Antonio, who attracts support from Northeastern liberals, and Julio, who appeals to Western progressives and minorities.  While some on the Right withhold support from Jbrase due to his libertarian non-interventionist views, he manages to win easily against the two social democrats.

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Jbrase 380
Julio 80
Antonio 78


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: MASHED POTATOES. VOTE! on July 04, 2012, 03:09:00 AM
Shua's comfortable victory, since Julio would be consider way too liberal for American standards, while Jbrase's support is primairly in the internet (jbrasetards) and he only wins NH, after directing them all to move there.

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Shua: 487 evs
Julio: 47 evs
Jbrase: 4 evs

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Supersonic on July 04, 2012, 10:04:24 AM
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Shua (R): 338
Kalwejit (D): 245
Jbrase (L): 0

Shua, a Republican moderate wins the GOP primary due to the very large establishment support he gathers. Despite threats of a Tea-Party third candidacy, this subsides when he gives a rousing unity speech to the convention in Madison, Wisconsin. The Democratic Party weary of what they perceive as the continuing shift of American politics to the right nominates a 'true' liberal Kalwejit. Jbrase stands as the Libertarian candidate, however with Shua clearly dominating the middle ground in the election many fiscally conservative, socially liberal GOP voters who would otherwise vote Jbrase enthusiastically vote for Shua instead. Kalwejit runs a fierce campaign denouncing the GOP, however these attacks make few inroads with independents who drift towards the moderate stances of Shua. Although firebrand conservatives decide to abstain than vote for a socially liberal Republican candidate, the vast amount of independents favoring Shua allows him to storm into the Oval Office in a 1988-esque landslide.

Close states

Maine: 7%-46.1%-46.4%
Oregon: 4%-45.7%-49.9%
Pennsylvania: 4%-46.6%-49.4%
New Hampshire: 7%-45%-48.8%
Minnesota: 4%-47.9%-49.1%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Niemeyerite on July 04, 2012, 05:15:15 PM
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SuperSonicVenue (R) 269 Evs 41%
Kalwejt 230 (D) EVs 39%
SJoyce (I-supported by Greens, Libertarians and Ron Paul) 39 Evs 18%
Others 2%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: 🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸 on August 18, 2012, 02:21:10 PM
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SupersonicVenue  524     53%
Julio                        7     28% 
Kalwejt                    7     19%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: They put it to a vote and they just kept lying on August 18, 2012, 02:26:42 PM
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Supersonic - 262 EVs
Julio - 253 EVs
Shua - 23 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on August 18, 2012, 03:01:21 PM
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Representative JulioMadrid benefits from a spit in the conservative vote.

Rep. Julio (D-VT) - 305 EVs
Gov. Shua (R-VA) - 148 EVs
Gov. Jake (I/L-PA) - 85 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Free Palestine on August 18, 2012, 07:24:43 PM
Scott (D-CT) -- 334
Shua (R-VA) -- 204
20RP12 (L-PA) -- 0

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20RP12 does well for a Libertarian candidate, taking a bunch of votes from the Republican candidate nationwide.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: 5280 on August 21, 2012, 07:39:32 PM
Free Palestine (O-CA) - 73
Scott (D-CT) - 187
20RP12 (R-PA) - 278

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Comrade Funk on August 22, 2012, 02:03:12 PM
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Scott (D-CT) - 355 EV
RockIce (R-CO) - 122 EV
Free Palestine (G-CA) - 61 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: They put it to a vote and they just kept lying on August 22, 2012, 02:09:00 PM
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Governor Comrade Funk (D-NJ) - 270 EVs
Fmr. Representative RockyIce (I-CO) - 210 EVs
Activist FallenMorgan (O-CA) - 58 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Supersonic on August 22, 2012, 04:49:23 PM
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Governor Comrade Funk (D-NJ) : 347
Senator 20RP12 (R-PA) : 103
Fmr. Congressman RockyIce (I-CO) : 88


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: AkSaber on August 22, 2012, 05:05:21 PM
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Comrade Funk -- 248
Supersonic -- 242
20RP12 -- 48


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: morgieb on August 24, 2012, 06:14:48 PM
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Senator Supersonic (R-NC) - 282
Governor 20RP12 (R-PA) - 222
State Senator AkSaber (L-AK) - 34

AkSaber proves surprisingly effective as a 3rd-party player. 20RP12 loses the nomination narrowly, but as the Democratic Party has collapsed, he takes their position effectively.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on August 24, 2012, 09:36:10 PM
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Morgieb (Democratic) - 380 EVs
Supersonic (Republican) - 137 EVs
AkSaber (Libertarian) - 21 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on August 25, 2012, 02:16:14 PM
A 2000-like scenario, with the unusually strong green candidate Morgieb costing moderate democrat Scott the election. Virginia is the bellwether.

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AKSaber : 46%, 281 EVs
Scott : 46%, 257 EVs
Morgieb : 8%, 0 EVs

Please make a Dem primary scenario for me, Scott and Morgieb. :)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: JerryArkansas on February 15, 2013, 04:51:27 PM
bump


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on February 17, 2013, 11:10:23 AM
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Gov. Jerry (R-AR) / Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN): 323 (38.44%)
Gov. Tony (D-CA) / Mayor Julian Castro (D-TX): 169 (34.00%)
Sen. Nix (I-PA) / Fmr. Sen. Evan Bayh (I-IN) 46 (26.56%)

The split in the liberal/left vote allows moderate Republican Jerryarkansas to win the White House in a walk. However, the House is captured by the Democrats and the Senate by the Republicans.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on February 17, 2013, 11:35:08 AM
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Governor Jerry (R-AR) - 303 EVs
Governor TNF (D-KY) - 122 EVs
Senator Averroës Nix (I-PA) - 113 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on February 17, 2013, 02:42:50 PM
A major split in the GOP allows TNF to win comfortably.

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TNF (D): 42.7%, 351 EVs
Jerry (R): 32.5%, 154 EVs
Goldwater (I): 24.8%, 33 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on February 17, 2013, 02:48:05 PM
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A leftist split results in a landslide for Goldwater.

Goldwater (Republican) - 330 EVs
TNF (Democratic) - 90 EVs
Tony - 118 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on April 15, 2013, 11:57:43 PM
Bump.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on April 16, 2013, 07:50:58 AM
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Split on the left allows Goldwater a 389-140-9 victory.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on April 16, 2013, 07:34:59 PM
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Governor TNF (D-KY) - 248 EVs
Governor Scott (I-CT) - 209 EVs
Senator Tony (S-CA) - 81 EVs

The election ends up in the house, who votes for Governor Scott.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Supersonic on July 01, 2013, 06:17:36 PM
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Fmr. President Scott (P-NY): 211EVs 37.6%
President Goldwater (R-WA): 142EVs 34.1%
Congressman TNF (DS-MS): 178EVs 25.7%

1912 redux.

The election goes to the House where President Goldwater, humiliated, folds to former President Scott and acquiesces in favour of his election thereby negating the need to negotiate with TNF's southern Democratic Socialists. Therefore the first Progressive Party president assumes office.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on July 01, 2013, 08:57:44 PM
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A fundamental split on the right gives TNF a pretty easy EV win. But the a lot of states come down to the wire with a few states giving the winner less than 40% of the vote. TNF is somewhat undermined in the NE with his more old-school rhetoric, meaning he bleeds a few more votes to the economically centrist Supersonic.

The shocks of the night were Goldwater clinching Texas by less than 1% and TNF sweeping the SW.

Governor Supersonic  (R-WI) - 77EV - 32.4%
Vice President TNF (D-KY) - 404EV - 42.8%
Governor Goldwater (L-WA) - 57EV - 24.1%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends on July 02, 2013, 08:58:54 AM
With the right vote split between Republican Supersonic and Libertarian Goldwater, Polnut wins fairly easily:

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Governor Polnut (D-MA): 317 EV
Governor Supersonic (R-TN): 186 EV
Governor Goldwater (L-WA): 34 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on July 02, 2013, 09:50:17 AM
Vote splitting on the right leads to an easy victory for Secretary of State Polnut.

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Secretary of State Polnut (D-WA) - 357 EVs
Governor Supersonic (R-TN) - 161 EVs
Activist Anton Kreitzer (I-MD) - 20 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on July 03, 2013, 01:28:53 PM
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Massive split on the right allows an electoral college landslide for Secretary of State Polnut.

Lt. Governor Goldwater (Lib-WA) / Arkansas St. Rep. Jerry (Lib-Ark.): 19%
Secretary of State Polnut (D-MA) / Senator Scott (D-CT): 43%, 487 EV
Anton Kreitzer (R-MD) / Gov. Supersonic (R-TN): 34%, 51 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: windjammer on July 03, 2013, 01:48:43 PM
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red: TNF
green: Goldwater
blue: anton


As a Kentuckyan, he manages to win the white blue collar working class in Clinton States and many of obama states whereas Goldwater successfully wins the libertarian states, Anton wins only the most conservative states!


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Oldiesfreak1854 on July 04, 2013, 02:37:43 PM
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Sen. TNF (D-KY): 346
Gov. Goldwater (R-WA): 170
Rep. Windjammer (I-VT): 22


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on July 04, 2013, 02:45:30 PM
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TNF (Democratic) - 275 EVs
Oldiesfreak1854 (Republican) - 180 EVs
windjammer (Independent) - 83 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on July 04, 2013, 03:22:47 PM
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Senator Scott (D-CT) - 270 EVs
Governor Oldiesfrak (R-MI) - 257 EVs
Representative Windjammer (I-VT) - 11 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Supersonic on July 15, 2013, 02:48:08 PM
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Senator Scott (D-CT) 303EVs 48.1%
Governor Goldwater (R-WA) 235EVs 45.5%
Congressman Oldies (I/R-MI) 0EVs 6.4%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on July 17, 2013, 03:04:52 PM
1940. In a surprise, President Scott at the Democratic National Convention accepts the draft to run for a third term. Meanwhile, the Republicans are experiencing an internal rift. A young, right-wing one-term Washington Governor going by the name of Goldwater is able to capture the heart of the convention, winning the support of folks like Taft and Vandenberg to take the nomination. Despite Goldwater's own concerns about Nazi Germany, the conservatives slap him with an isolationist platform. Meanwhile, the moderate internationalists, concerned by Goldwater's nomination, put up Congressman S.S. Venue of Tennessee as their own independent candidate. Venue is more economically moderate than Goldwater though still to the right of Scott and due to his status as a third generation British American is very supportive of protecting his island from the ravages of Nazi aggression. In later years, a conspiracy would develop that the attempt to nominate Venue was a "British plot". In any case, Venue would try to build an independent coalition that would bring in North-Eastern moderates as well as Southern Republicans who he hoped he could cajole with his moderate economic stances. The most significant result would be a splitting of the Republican vote allowing Scott to win, benefiting from Venue's "foreign policy adventurism" and Goldwater's "dangerous economic policies".

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President Scott (D-CT)/Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace (D-IA) 461 electoral votes, 48% of the popular vote
Governor Goldwater (R-WA)/Senator H. Styles Bridges (R-NH) 67 electoral votes, 38% of the popular vote
Congressman S.S. Venue (I-TN)/Mr. Wendell Willkie (I-NY) 3 electoral votes, 12% of the popular vote

Despite the outcome and what it represented, Scott would go on to lead American into WWII and, following Pearl Harbor, former Governor Goldwater would gladly offer support for the war effort and when he entered the Senate would become one of the most prominent Cold War hawks. Venue and his running-mate Willkie would both go on to experience several health concerns related to smoking. This would result in Venue's descendants strongly pushing for anti-tobacco legislation in the 1960's. Despite this, Venue and Goldwater reunited at the 1948 convention to support Thoms Dewey as the GOP's nominee.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: CatoMinor on July 17, 2013, 07:12:36 PM
Following in Cath's footsteps: I present 2008.

The Iowa caucus finishes with a narrow win for Congressman Venue (R-TN), who had been seen largely as the candidate of the South, surprising many with this win. The next week brought America's attention to the Live Free or Die state, New Hampshire, where Senator Goldwater of Washington defeated Governor "C.C." Cathcon of Michigan in an upset. The following week brought more bad news to the Cathcon camp, as Goldwater won in Nevada, and Venue won South Carolina. Plummeting in the polls, Cathcon placed all hopes on winning his home state. Cathcon got his wish. Then came super Tuesday, as the dust cleared it became obvious that the primary battles would drag on since Goldwater swept the west, Venue the South, and Cathcon the Northeast and midwest. The next Saturday Venue's camp took a huge hit by failing to win 50% in Louisiana, thus getting no delegates for the time being. Things would go form bad to worse when Venue failed to win any states in the Potomac Primary. Falling to distant 3rd place in Wisconsin, Venue announced that he would end his campaign. The ensuing battle between Goldwater and Cathcon went to the RNC in Minneapolis where Cathcon would win after an being endorsed by Venue, who would join the ticket's number 2 spot.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on July 19, 2013, 12:43:50 PM
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The 2016 Republican primaries presented the sharpest contrast possible, with the party's three factions breaking behind three candidates and slugging it out for the Republican nomination.

Senator Supersonic Venue (R-TN) - a self-proclaimed "Neoconservative," Supersonic is the candidate of the Republican establishment. He is popular among 'big government conservatives,' i.e. the suburban right, the soccer mom Republicans who turned out for Bush in 2004 but didn't quite make it to the polls in 2008 or 2012. He's also got the backing of the Republican party machine; a campaign run by Karl Rove, Condi Rice as a foreign policy adviser (and rumored running-mate) and the full support of most of the Bush-Cheney administration, as well as the key support from defense contractors, oil companies, etc. He is also openly in favor of same-sex marriage rights, an issue he hopes he can use to pry away professionals from the Democratic coalition and return those voters to their original home - the GOP.

Governor Cath Con (R-MI) - a relatively new Governor (having succeeded Governor Rick Snyder after serving as his Lieutenant from 2011 to 2015), Gov. Con has made a name for himself as a tribune for the Populist Right. Relatively pro-labor (for a Republican), socially conservative, and with an independent streak, the Governor is counting on his support among Catholics, Latinos, and working class whites to deliver him the White House. He has the backing of many religiously conservative groups, anti-abortion groups, and some support from the paleoconservative Right.

Congressman Jay Brase (R-IA) - a member of the 'class of 2010' and a libertarian with connections to former Representative Ron Paul, Congressman Brase is especially liked among Tea Party voters and erstwhile libertarians outside of the Republican Party. Harshly critical of both the Obama and Bush administrations, Congressman Brase is running on a platform of expanded free trade, ending American military presence abroad, and repealing the PATRIOT Act. He is popular among young Republicans.

In spite of spirited challenges from the libertarian and populist right, the Senator from Tennessee was nevertheless able to secure the Republican nomination before the convention. He then chosen Condi Rice as his running-mate, as previously rumored, cementing a neoconservative ticket.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Oldiesfreak1854 on July 21, 2013, 05:38:13 PM
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The 2016 Republican primaries presented the sharpest contrast possible, with the party's three factions breaking behind three candidates and slugging it out for the Republican nomination.

Senator Supersonic Venue (R-TN) - a self-proclaimed "Neoconservative," Supersonic is the candidate of the Republican establishment. He is popular among 'big government conservatives,' i.e. the suburban right, the soccer mom Republicans who turned out for Bush in 2004 but didn't quite make it to the polls in 2008 or 2012. He's also got the backing of the Republican party machine; a campaign run by Karl Rove, Condi Rice as a foreign policy adviser (and rumored running-mate) and the full support of most of the Bush-Cheney administration, as well as the key support from defense contractors, oil companies, etc. He is also openly in favor of same-sex marriage rights, an issue he hopes he can use to pry away professionals from the Democratic coalition and return those voters to their original home - the GOP.

Governor Cath Con (R-MI) - a relatively new Governor (having succeeded Governor Rick Snyder after serving as his Lieutenant from 2011 to 2015), Gov. Con has made a name for himself as a tribune for the Populist Right. Relatively pro-labor (for a Republican), socially conservative, and with an independent streak, the Governor is counting on his support among Catholics, Latinos, and working class whites to deliver him the White House. He has the backing of many religiously conservative groups, anti-abortion groups, and some support from the paleoconservative Right.

Congressman Jay Brase (R-IA) - a member of the 'class of 2010' and a libertarian with connections to former Representative Ron Paul, Congressman Brase is especially liked among Tea Party voters and erstwhile libertarians outside of the Republican Party. Harshly critical of both the Obama and Bush administrations, Congressman Brase is running on a platform of expanded free trade, ending American military presence abroad, and repealing the PATRIOT Act. He is popular among young Republicans.

In spite of spirited challenges from the libertarian and populist right, the Senator from Tennessee was nevertheless able to secure the Republican nomination before the convention. He then chosen Condi Rice as his running-mate, as previously rumored, cementing a neoconservative ticket.
Soccer moms are overwhelmingly Democrat and voted for Kerry in 2004, so there aren't many of those.

SKIP


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on September 15, 2013, 01:05:10 AM
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Senator Jbrase (I-TX) - 198 EVs
Senator TNF (D-KY) - 179 EVs
Governor Oldiesfreak (R-MI) - 161 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on September 16, 2013, 01:00:07 PM
1892
After four years of a bland and largely unaccomplished Harrison administration, and the failure of the McKinley Tariff of 1890, the Republicans aren't in good shape. With the Northeast alienated by Harrison's pro-silver policies, they strike back and nominate one of their own for President. General Goldwater, a Civil War veteran, pioneer, and a pro-imperialism conservative, represents a change from the boring and unpopular Harrison policies. However, despite his support from the delegats, he is treated by the Democrats and Populists as another tool of the elites. The Democrats nominate the free trading, quasi-populist James Brase, a two-term Texas Senator. Anti-imperialist, anti-tariff, and vocally opposed to prohibition and other forms of social control, he utilizes whistle stop tours to take away important support in New England the Mid-West that would've gone to Goldwater in an ordinary election. However, while he picks moderates away from Goldwater, the Populist nominee TNF hits at both left flanks, taking significant swaths of rural voters in the West and South. With Goldwater still holding together important chunks of the Republican electoral coalition and Brase being routed in the South, the election goes to the Democrat-controlled House where Brase is elected.
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Senator James Brase (D-TX)/Governor Horace Boies (D-IA) 181 electoral votes, 42% of the popular vote
General Goldwater (R-WA)/Ambassador Whitelaw Reid (R-NY) 151 electoral votes, 41% of the popular vote
Congressman TNF (P-KY)/Congressman Thomas Watson (P-GA) 112 electoral votes, 16% of the popular vote

With the Panic of 1893, Brase would become unpopular though would always remain a hero to "classic liberals" and to party conservatives. Goldwater would manage to be nominated a second time in 1896 and beat William Jennings Bryan. Much to TNF's dismay, the Populist party would die and its reforms would only be implemented within the two party system, if at all.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Maxwell on September 16, 2013, 04:05:59 PM
Senator Cathcon goes on to challenge President Scott for re-election!

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Senator Cathcon (R-MI) - After upsetting Senator Gary Peters in his run for re-election, Senator Cathcon is looked to as the front runner for the nomination and the new hope for the GOP. A neoconservative with a relatively pro-labor record, he appeals to a lot of demographics that previously were not in the GOP's pocket.

Governor Goldwater (R-WA) - Governor Goldwater, a staunch member of the libertarian wing, won the Governorship after many years in the house. Surprisningly popular in his home state of Washington, he ran much of his campaign as an underdog, hoping to surge in the state of New Hamphsire. Many consider him to be the most fiscally conservative candidate of the field, in spite of being pro-gay marriage and pro-choice.

Congressman Oldiesfreak (R-MI) - Challenging his fellow Michiganer, Congressman Oldiesfreak has an interesting, somewhat checkered past. He is a black, liberal Republican from a D+8 District. He's a social center righter, but his fiscal views have put him to the left of the rest of his party. However, some of his remarks about race have made it clear why he is a Republican, and looks to do well in some of the more liberal states.

Others running:

Governor ZuWo (R-KY) - The most conservative candidate of the field, he hoped to make gains with strong, if not winning performances in Iowa and South Carolina. However, his campaign was very low key and he did not make beyond 10% in either state, causing him to drop out.

Speaker of the House Dereich (R-FL) - Searching for a way out of the House, Speaker Dereich made a run for the Presidency. His campaign was considered one of many ideas, and he did surprisingly well in the state of New Hampshire, but ultimately went nowhere after a 3rd place performance in his home state of Florida.

Congressman John Calvanius (JCL) (R-IN) - John Calvanius, originally, was the tea party favorite. Inspite of low national numbers, John held a strong lead in Iowa over Senator Cathcon and Governor Goldwater. However, after many gaffes (including one about sending nuclear waste into the sun), his numbers started to plummet, and he dropped out after falling behind Governor ZuWo in the state he had put so much money into.

Former Secretary of Agriculture Anton Kreizer (R-ND) - Running a very low key campaign, Anton Kreizer ran on a pseudo-libertarian platform of low taxes, low government intervnetion. This gained some support from wings that were concerned about Governor Goldwaters full on social liberalism, but he mostly was a candidate who didn't have much appeal beyond a small group.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on September 16, 2013, 04:25:17 PM
1856.

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Gov. Cathcon (R-Michigan) and Gov. William Seward (R-New York)
Gov. Goldwater (R-Delaware) and Sen. Stephen Douglas (D-Illinois)
Sen. Maxwell (American-Texas) and Andrew Jackson Donelson (A-Tennessee)

Cathcon wins the popular vote, but no electoral college majority allows the House to select Goldwater as President. The ensuing chaos sees several northern states declare their independence from the "slave country" and the ensuing Civil War sees the Federal States of America (FSA) defeat the United States of America by 1861 and incorporate it into the new union, establishing a stronger federal government that bans slavery outright and grants more power to the federal government at the expense of the states.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on September 16, 2013, 06:10:25 PM
1892

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Senator Maxwell (D-TX) / Senator David B. Hill (D-NY) - 178 EVs
Governor Cathcon (R-MI) / Ambassador Robert Todd Lincoln (R-IL) - 160 EVs
Senator TNF (P-KY) / Congressman Thomas Watson (P-GA) - 106 EVs

Please excuse my lack of 19th century knowledge. :P


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on November 18, 2013, 08:03:30 PM
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President Goldwater (R-CA)/General Ulysses S. Grant (R-IL) 101 electoral votes
Governor Maxwell (D-NY)/Senator George H. Pendleton (D-OH) 98 electoral votes
Governor TNF (RR-OH)/General John Cochrane (RR-NY) 34 electoral votes


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: LeBron on November 19, 2013, 02:11:30 AM
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Senator TNF (D-KY)/Former Governor Ted Strickland (D-OH): 304 EVs
Senator Goldwater (R-WA)/Senator John Cornyn (R-TX): 188 EVs
Governor Cathcon (R-MI)/Governor Scott Walker (R-WI): 46 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on March 02, 2014, 01:37:20 PM
Bump.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on March 02, 2014, 06:38:21 PM
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Congressman Adam C. Fitzgerald of Ohio (D): 455
Cathcon of Michigan (R): 77
Senator Goldwater of Washington (Libertarian): 6


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on March 02, 2014, 06:45:03 PM
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A split in the liberal vote, caused by an unexpected third party candidacy by KY Senator TNF, gives Cathcon an easy path to victory.

Governor Cathcon of Michigan and Representative JCL of Indiana (Republican) - 334
Senator Adam C. Fitzgerald of Ohio/Representative IndyTX of Texas - 160
Senator TNF of Kentucky and Former Congressman Dennis Kucinich of Ohio (Independent) - 44


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on March 02, 2014, 08:16:46 PM
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Senator Scott (I-CT) - 276 EVs
Governor Adam C. FitzGerald (D-OH) - 233 EVs
Senator TNF (S-KY) - 29 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on March 04, 2014, 05:35:25 AM
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Governor Goldwater (R): 41%, 284 EV
Senator Scott (D): 32%, 170 EV
Congressman TNF (S): 27%, 84


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: MadmanMotley on March 04, 2014, 09:01:29 AM
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Senator Goldwater (R-WA)/Governor John Kasich (R-OH) 362EV
Senator Scott (D-CT)/Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) 154EV
Governor Antonio (D-CA)/Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) 22EV

With a split Dem vote, Goldwater wins easily.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on March 04, 2014, 11:19:40 AM
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Pres. Antonio V of California and Vice Pres. Lief of Texas (D): 51.01% (384)
Sen. Goldwater of Delaware and Rep. Vosem of Illinois (R): 37.15% (154)
Rep. MadmanMotley of Indiana and Sen. Shua of Virginia (I): 10.99% (0)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: FEMA Camp Administrator on March 04, 2014, 11:40:49 AM
1948
With the surprising death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1945, the nation was left in the hands of Theodore N. Fauntroy, a small town teacher who'd built his political career on support from mining and education unions. A former Governor who'd been surprisingly chosen for Vice President over Henry Wallace in 1944, few expected much from "TNF". However, over the next few years the war would be won and TNF would work to prepare the nation for a post-WWII age. This involved heavy tariffs as well as funding going towards the rebuilding of Europe. However, not all would be pleased. With a bad economy and a Republican-controlled Congress, both the left and the right were dissatisfied. From the right came one of America's leaders in WWII, Michael Motley, known by his battlefield nickname of "Madman".  While he opposed the United Nations, he had little problem with NATO and many believed he was willing to take America to war with the USSR. Domestically, Motley was deeply conservative and wished to fundamentally alter the New Deal. From the left came Antonio Vital. The son of Italian and French immigrants who had originally settled in New York, Vital moved West and became a good friend of Upton Sinclair. Elected to the House in 1930 as a Democrat, he became good friends with a number of East Coast liberal Italians including Fiorella LaGuardia and Vito Marcantonio. While one of the most left-wing members of Congress on economic issues, he always made sure to distance himself from "lol true leftists" and only criticized President Roosevelt during the days of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact when it seemed that going to war with Germany meant going to war with the Soviet Union. Now that the war is over, Vital is pushing for much more radical economic legislation, greater partnership with the Soviet Union, and an end to "witch hunts" in the Pentagon and the State Department.

While Antonio would rob TNF from a significant portion of his base, a number of moderate Republicans, fearing "Madman Motley" would lead to all out war only three years following the last one's resolution, would reluctantly stay home from the polls, allowing TNF to claim victory with a coalition of blue collar workers, immigrants, Southerners, and labor. Motley would take conservatives and a number of northern farmers while Antonio claimed liberal intellectuals, blacks, hispanics, and some more progressive rural voters.
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President Theodore Nugent Fauntroy (D-KY)/Former Governor Maurice J. Tobin (D-MA) 270 electoral votes
General Michael "Madman" Motley (R-IN)/Governor Thomas Dewey (R-NY) 232 electoral votes
Congressman Antonio Vital (P-CA)/Former Vice President Henry Wallace (P-IA) 29 electoral votes


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on March 15, 2014, 11:16:41 PM
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Governor Cathcon (R-MI) - 270 EVs
Senator TNF (D-KY) - 228 EVs
Governor B. "Madman" Motley (I-IN) - 40 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Antonio the Sixth on March 16, 2014, 07:14:11 AM
Despite being perceived as an extremist, TNF wins solidly in the Electoral College thanks to his good performance among working-class whites and a vote split between the two right-wing candidates.

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Senator TNF (D-KY): 42%, 383 EV
Governor Cathcon (R-MI): 31%, 117 EV
Senator Goldwater (I-WA): 27%, 38 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Oldiesfreak1854 on March 16, 2014, 10:31:16 AM
2016
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Sen. Antonio V (D-CA)/Fmr. Gov. Martin O'Malley (D-MD): 332 EVs (55% PVs)
Gov. Cathcon (R-MI)/Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY): 119 EVs (38% PVs)
Rep. Goldwater (L-WA)/Fmr. Gov. Gary Johnson (L-NM): 87 EVs (13% PVs)

Antonio wins comfortably due to a split in the GOP caused by Goldwater running as a Libertarian after losing the Republican nomination to Cathcon..


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Potatoe on March 16, 2014, 05:26:24 PM
1996

Basically Goldwater gets the Nomination, but his aspects of being a Liberal Republican annoy Oldiesfreak, who decides to run a "True Conservative" campaign, they both lose largely due to vote splitting.
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President Antonio V/VP John Breaux (Democrats):436 EV, 49.9%

Senator Goldwater/General Colin Powell (Republicans):38 EV, 32%

Fmr. Chief of Staff Oldiesfreak1852/Columnist Pat Buchannan (Conservative):64 EV, 17%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on March 16, 2014, 07:38:40 PM
2016
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Governor Oldiesfreak (R-MI) / Governor Susana Martinez (R-NM) - 302 EVs
Senator Guntaker (D-WI) / Fmr. Governor Martin O'Malley (D-MD) - 220 EVs
Congressman Antonio V (I-CA) / Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) - 16 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on March 20, 2014, 10:26:14 AM
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1980

President Goldwater (D-WA): 197
Governor Oldiesfreak (R-MI): 308
Congressman Guntaker (I-ME): 33


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: ElectionsGuy on March 22, 2014, 05:02:14 PM
2028:

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Pres. Goldwater(R-WA)/Vice Pres. Scott Walker (R-WI): 268
Sen. Guntaker (D-CA)/Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM): 237
Fmr. Rep. and Activist TNF (I-KY)/Sen. Elizabeth Warren (I-MA): 33

Pres. Goldwater: 40.9%
Sen. Guntaker: 38.2%
Fmr. Rep. and Activist TNF: 20.9%

For Goldwater's re-election of a second term of the white house, he gets caught under the 270 mark with his two challengers, Guntaker and TNF. TNF argues that both Guntaker and Goldwater are awful, that we need to drastically change how the government functions in order to be free and prosperous. He got many independent supporters because of this, but only got a few very liberal northeastern states in the electoral college. Otherwise, democrats and republicans were mostly united for their candidates.

Unfortunately for Goldwater, his midterm two years ago could be compared to the historical election of 2008, when fmr. pres. Obama got elected and democrats ran up huge numbers in congress. In the Senate, it is 56-44 D, and in the House, it is 250-185 D. Both chambers together elected the democratic ticket (Guntaker/Martin Heinrich). This marks the first time in history where the winning candidate in the popular vote and the electoral college lost because of the control in Congress.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Cassius on March 22, 2014, 05:21:26 PM
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Senator Goldwater (R-WA)/Senator Rob Portman (R-OH): 396 electoral votes, 51.6 percent of the popular vote
Senator TNF (D-KY)/Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT): 139 electoral votes, 39.1 percent of the popular vote
Representative ElectionsGuy (L-WI)/Fmr. Governor Gary Johnson (L-NM): 3 electoral votes, 8.0 percent of the popular vote

Moderate and well-respected Washington Senator Goldwater is nominated as the Republican candidate for the general election, facing off against fiery socialist Senator TNF of Kentucky, who waged a bloody primary battle against Hillary Clinton, and narrowly won. In addition to the two major candidates, staunch libertarian Wisconsin Representative ElectionsGuy has bolted from the Republicans to serve as the nominee of the Libertarian party, in protest against the internationally interventionist policies of Goldwater. The latter holds a comfortable lead throughout the campaign, and although both TNF and ElectionsGuy put up stiff competition (TNF steadily climbed the polls from 29 percent pre-convention to 40 percent on election day), Goldwater goes on to win the biggest landslide for a Republican candidate since 1988. However, the Libertarians, thanks to the strength of their candidate, win their highest vote share yet in a Presidential Election and their first electoral votes.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Maxwell on March 22, 2014, 05:44:27 PM
A Crazy 2016

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Senator TNF (D-KY)/Governor IceSpear (D-PA) - 38.8%, 383 EV's
Governor Cassius (R-AL)/Former Governor ZuWo (R-KY) - 29.2%, 79 EV's
Former Senator ElectionsGuy (L-WI)/Former Attorney General Maxwell (L-OK) - 30.1%, 76 EV's
Others - 1.9%, 0 EV's

After what some may consider the most brutal primaries in history, the two parties took two different paths. Senator TNF and Governor IceSpear, both fierce liberals, came from two different factions of the party. TNF, a loud, boisterous, filibustering union man, got elected after knocking off Senator Mitch McConnell by strong organization. 2 years later, damn the consequences, he runs for president. Governor IceSpear, a Former Congressman and Secretary of Treasury, rose through the ranks of the Democratic Party, working on bipartisan legislation and liberal cause legislation. After a thunderous primary, the two united for their ticket, in spite of a very clear digust for one another.

The Republican primary, however, did not go that way. Governor Cassius, very conservative Governor of Alabama, swiped the nomination from many competeing candidates. Electionsguy, concerned about the ability of Cassius to win, and more concerned over his policy beliefs, did not join the ticket as the party requested, but rather left the party and ran as a Libertarian with the Former Attorney General. Together, they brought a collation of Center-righters and Center-leftists in support of civil liberties and out-performed the polls by a large margin, but couldn't beat the strong machine behind Senator TNF.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on March 22, 2014, 07:28:41 PM
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Senator Cassius (R-VA) - 335 EVs
Attorney General Maxwell (I-OK) - 148 EVs
Governor E. Guy (L-WI) - 55 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: MadmanMotley on March 23, 2014, 05:52:21 PM
Option 1:
2016 Republican Primary:
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Gov. Goldwater (R-WA)

Rep. Cassius (R-VA)
Gov. Maxwell (R-OK)

Option 2:
2016 General Election:
In a brilliant moment of campaign brilliance, Gov. Maxwell, Independent Governor of Oklahoma, has claimed the nomination of the Democratic party. Calling himself a true Democrat, one Kennedy could be proud of, and gathering massive youth support he managed to win in a crowded Democratic Field.

On the Republican side, Gov. Goldwater of Washington has clinched the nomination in a bloody struggle with Rep. Cassius who claimed he was not "conservative" enough. Though he managed to win the nomination, Gov. Maxwell is hitting his foreign policy has dangerous. To add to Goldwater's problems, Rep. Cassius has claimed the Constitution party nomination, and is garnering a lot of support in the south.

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Gov. Goldwater (R-WA)/Gov. John Kasich (R-OH)
Gov. Maxwell (D-OK)/Gov. Jesse Ventura (I-MN)
Rep. Cassius (C-VA)/Mr. Chuck Baldwin (C-FL)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The world will shine with light in our nightmare on April 23, 2014, 04:09:08 AM
2016 - Republican Primary
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Senator Goldwater of Washington
Congressman Maxwell of Louisiana
Government MadmanMotley of Indiana

The libertarian wing of the GOP uses the primary to assert its true, new-found dominance over the party by forcing the establishment, through a series of backroom deals and horsetrading, to choose between three candidates who each embrace a platform of what many call "free market economic values and tolerant social policies."  Thus, the lack of diversity on social and economic policies between the three candidates promptly shifts the focus of the debate to foreign policy.  Goldwater, being the only candidate of the three to rally for a more proactive United States military, becomes the default choice for establishment Republicans and foreign policy hawks alike.

However, the road to the nomination proves to be much harder for Goldwater than expected, with good campaign infrastructure yielded by both his opponents.  After taking heavy losses in Iowa and New Hampshire, the establishment blasts the airwaves with pro-Goldwater ads in a last-ditch effort to save the campaign.  The last-minute cash pour proves to be successful as Goldwater wins the majority of delegates by the skin of his teeth, defeating Maxwell and MadmanMotley, respectively.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on April 23, 2014, 10:41:56 AM
1896

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Gov. Scott Sunday (D-N.C.) 200
Senator Goldwater (R-Wash.) 243
Rep. "Madman" Motley (National Democrat-IN) 4

The nomination of evangelist-turned-politician Scott Sunday by the Democratic Party leads to a split within the organization (the Sunday candidacy had been backed by radical populists intent on transforming the Democratic Party into a vehicle for farm and labor interests), with prominent Democratic Congressman (and Mexican-War General 'Madman' Motley of Indiana) running on the National Democratic ticket in opposition to to the takeover of the Democrats by the left.

On the right, Washington Senator Goldwater easily wins the Republican nomination, and then the Presidency over a divided Democratic field.



Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: windjammer on April 23, 2014, 10:51:53 AM
2000
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VP Scott: 48.4%291
Governor Madman Motley: 47.9% 246
Socialist activist TNF: 3% 0
Incumbent VP Scott Gore is elected president but lost some Clinton states: KY, AR, TN, LA, WV because of TNF Nader, running as a populist gun nut candidate being strong in Appalachia. But Scott still carried Florida.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Cassius on April 23, 2014, 11:58:35 AM
The Democratic primary results in a tough three way fight between incumbet vice-president Scott Sunday, Governor Winde Jammer of West Virginia and Representative Theophilus Narses Fulbrook (TNF) of Illinois. Sunday is moderately centre-left, but is able to reach out easily to the party's centrist wing. Jammer, a popular Governor, mixes a passion for social justice with moderate views on both foreign policy and moral matters, an attractive proposition for some in the Democratic base. Last and not least, TNF represents the radicals in the party base, desiring an end to foreign entanglements and instead a focus on social and economic justice at home, making redistribution of wealth and the expansion of the welfare state the two main themes of his platform. Whilst both TNF and Jammer win a number of contests, Sunday's backing by the party establishment (and popularity in his own right) are enough to put him over the top in terms of delegates.

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Scott Sunday
Winde Jammer
TNF


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Chancellor Tanterterg on April 26, 2014, 01:44:36 PM
1876:

This election, often considered one of the most controversial in American history, began with what could only be described as an incredible upset.  While many expected the Democrats to nominate reformist New York Governor Nickon "Sir Nick" Stark, one of the most influential Bourbon Democrats, history had other plans.  Although Tammany Hall had been obliterated, many Democratic machines in other states saw Governor "Sir Nick" Stark as a threat and eventually cast aside their ideology in a desperate attempt to stop him.  The machine-controlled delegations in states such as Nebraska, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey threw their support behind the insurgent candidacy of Indiana Governor Wilfred "Wind Jammer" Thompson.  Although "Wind Jammer" Thompson was quite left-wing on most economic issues, he shrewdly downplayed his economic progressivism and emphasized his social conservatism.  As a result, eastern party bosses such as James "hifly" Oxford (D-PA) and Zachariah "ZuWo" Williamson (D-IL) felt they could safely punish Governor "Sir Nick" Stark for his reformist ways without worrying about "Wind Jammer" Thompson actually winning the Presidency (since his social conservatism would likely cost him votes in critical Northern swing-states).  North Carolina Governor Scott "Beam me up" Roddenberry was nominated for Vice-President.  

The Republican convention was far less eventful and the party nominated nominated conservative Pennsylvania Governor Cassius "Clay" Morton for President and Congressman Phillip Seymour Cathcon for Vice-President (the latter being the first Catholic nominated for that office by a major party).  The social conservatism of the Democratic ticket also caused Congressman Thaddeus Nemoy "TNF" Funkhouser (D-KY) to run as a third party candidate on the "Equality Now" ticket.  Congressman "TNF" chose New York City Mayor Alfred F. Jones (D-NY) as his running-mate, prompting Senate Majority Leader John C. "JCL" Libertas (R-IN) to call him "the candidate of unions, ungodliness, and urbanization."  

Ultimately, the election came down to the wire.  Although the Republicans won most of the upper Midwest due to strong turnout from Catholic immigrants and carried narrowly carried New York and Illinois due to the presence of the Equality Now ticket, the Democratic ticket did better than expected in the upper South and the rural lower Midwest due to the tireless efforts of Governor Scott (whose campaign speeches effortlessly used religious imagery to powerfully convey populist political messages in a way that would not be seen again until William Jennings Bryan's 1896 campaign).  Additionally, Governor "Wind Jammer" Thompson carried the key swing-state of New Jersey and even narrowly won the popular vote.  However, the election would come down to Colorado which hadn't actually voted in the election.  Instead, the state constitution allowed the Colorado House of Representatives (in which Republicans held a two seat majority) to chose the three electors and thus the Republican ticket was elected.

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Gov. Cassius "Clay" Morton (R-PA)/Rep. Phillip Seymour Cathcon (R-MI) - 46.00%, 185 electoral votes

Governor Wilfred "Wind Jammer" Thompson (D-IN)/Governor Scott "Beam me up" Roddenberry - 47.92%, 184 electoral votes

Congressman Thaddeus Nemoy "TNF" Funkhouser (D-KY)/NYC Mayor Alfred F. Jones (D-NY) - 6.08%

Unfortunately for President-elect Cassius, two days after the election, it was discovered that he was born in York, England and had forged an American birth certificate.  He was promptly impeached and replaced with Vice-President elect Phillip Seymour Cathcon.  Although President Cathcon's first term was never easy due to his clashes with Senate Majority Leader JCL and House Speaker Adam Griffindor (D-GA), the President's popularity did rebound due to the successful invasion of Canada which led to the acquisition of Ontario.  Many historians attribute President Cathcon's landslide re-election victory over Virginia Governor Ben "Mr. Moderate" Constine (D-VA) to the successful conquest of some of Canada's most valuable and populous lands.  See Cathcon, Phillip Seymour.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on April 27, 2014, 01:01:40 PM
1980

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President Windjammer (D-Mont) is under fire for his handling of the Iranian hostage crisis (he sent the Marines and asked questions later), the bad shape of the economy, and renewed Cold War relations with the Russians. Challenging him are Democrat turned independent X (who claims the administration is going TOO FAR in it's effort to rekindle the Cold War) and right-wing Congressman Cassius, who attacks the administration as being the pawn of unions and other liberal special interest groups.

Pres. Windjammer (D-Mont) / Vice Pres. Snowguy716 (D-Minn) 239
Congressman Cassius (R-Va) / Congressman JCL (R-Ind) 264
Fmr. Sen. X (I-Ohio) / Fmr. Atty. Gen. Ben Constine (I-Va) 35

The election is thrown to the House, which elects Windjammer President. The Republican Senate elects JCL Vice President.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: windjammer on April 27, 2014, 01:29:53 PM
1924
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Popular president Cassius Coolidge wins reelection handily.
The Democratic, with some difficulties, finally nominated moderate Senator X from Tennessee. Too moderate for the left that allows popular Kentucky Governor to carry some states: MN, MI, WI, WV and KY.

Cassius: 54%
X: 29%
TNF: 18%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Maxwell on April 29, 2014, 01:55:32 PM
1912 - Pro-Probation Governor Windjammer wins in an electoral landslide!

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Governor Windjammer (R-MT)/Senator DC Al Fine (R-IN) - 42.1%, 347 EV's
Former Senator X (D-OH)/Governor Scott (D-CT) - 34.6%, 144 EV's
Senator TNF (S-KY)/Former Congressman SWE (S-NY) - 22.5%, 40 EV's
Others - 0.8%

Former Probation party member and Republican Windjammer managed to win the election with a strong majority by uniting Republicans while keeping Democrats divided. Wealthy fundraisers in Jammer's camp secretely worked to keep TNF competitive, and TNF left the Democratic Party after being defeated by Former Senator X, running as a socialist with over 20% support. It was easy to see Windjammer's victory.

Strangely, TNF's candidacy was strong enough to defeat the Governor of Montana in his own home state in spite of his strong victory, and many point to the Governors controversial last two years in office, creating a sales tax in the state, causing his numbers to plummet and the citizens to look in favor at TNF's anti-sales tax pro-tariff tax reform.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: 🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸 on May 01, 2014, 10:59:00 PM
DEM PRIMARY

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Gov. Charlie Scott of CT  WINNER
Sen. Leonard Xanthopolous of OH
Gov. Francis Windenjammer of SD
Union Leader Terrence N. Frankfurter of KY


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on May 02, 2014, 11:25:24 AM
1932

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President Winn Jammer of Montana and Vice President Winston Winfield of Rhode Island (Republican Party): 273 electoral votes
Senator Shua of Virginia and Governor Mechaman of Oklahoma (Democratic Party): 258 electoral votes
Fmr. Senator Maxwell of Tennessee and Congressman JCL of Indiana (Liberty League): 0 electoral votes


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on June 09, 2014, 01:16:22 AM
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Senator Max Wellington (D-LA)/Governor Clarence (D-FL) - 232 EVs
Governor Joshua Schumacher (R-VA)/Senator Thomas Johnson (R-WI) - 232 EVs
Congressman Theodore Nelson Finn (S-KY)/San Francisco Mayor Antonio V (S-CA) - 74 EVs

The election goes to Congress, where the House elects Joshua as President and the Senate elects Clarence as Vice President.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Mopsus on June 12, 2014, 10:30:25 AM
Continued from: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=133668.325

As it turns out, the millionaires in the House of Representatives didn't take kindly to Senator TNF's rhetoric; Senator Goldwater was elected President of the United States in a landslide.

After four years, Senator Terrance Nelson Fitzgerald is ready for a rematch. This time, however, another candidate is thrown in the mix: Private citizen Benjamin Yves Shua. Criticizing President Barry Goldwater III's aggressive use of the military - particularly his choice to intervene in Syria and Ukraine - while taking a more moderate approach to economic and social issues than Senator TNF, Mr. Shua hopes to reach out to voters who feel turned off to the other two candidates.

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Benjamin Yves Shua: 282 Electoral Votes
President Barry Goldwater III: 179 Electoral Votes
Senator Terrance Nelson Fitzgerald: 77 Electoral Votes


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Maxwell on June 12, 2014, 01:20:10 PM
Former Union Leader and Kentucky Senator Teddy Frank managed to route his opponents at every turn, upsetting Minnesota Senator Brendan Tadd in Iowa, Governor Harry Fly in South Carolina, and Governor Benjamin Sawx in New Hampshire. He would easily take the Democratic nomination. Teddy Franks went his friend, Julian Oakvale, Supreme Court Assiociate Justice, to join his ticket.

The Republican nomination was a hard fight, but while frontrunners were picking states to do battle in, Congressman Ron Goldwater of Washington, grandson of Barry, picked up states in between, and built up his delegate lead into some real wins. He was noted by pundits as running the best campaign of the primary season, and upset larger contenders such as Michigan Senator Donald Cathcon and Rhode Island Governor John P. Winfield III. For his VP, he picked his challenger, John Winfield, and chose to challenge Teddy in liberal states.

President Maxwell's Secretary of Treasury Marshall O. Puckett saw the race and decided the battle of extremes was too much. He decided to run with Former Ohio Senator Malcolm Xavier, and together they managed to win a lot of support, not enough tow in, but enough to throw the election to Goldwater.

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Congressman Ron Goldwater (R-WA)/Governor John P. Winfield III (R-RI) - 42.7%, 291 EV's
Senator Theodore Frank (D-KY)/Associate Justice Julian Oakvale (D-CA) - 39.6%, 237 EV's
Secretary of Treasury Marshall O. Puckett (I-MO)/Former Senator Malcom Xavier (I-OH) - 16.6%, 10 EV's
Others - 1.1%, 0 EV's


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Cranberry on June 12, 2014, 02:26:16 PM
Republican Primary 2024:

The GOP primary of 2024 is mainly divided between two Libertarians and a moderate: Governor Marius Maxwell of Oklahoma, Senator Ike Goldwater of Washington and Senator Mitch O. Parley of Missouri. Parley wins most of the South and East, while the West mostly backs Goldwater and Maxwell wins some New England states and Hawaii due to a focus on social issues. This results to the nomination being awarded to the establishment backed Parley.

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Senator Mitch O Parley (R-MO)
Senator Ike Goldwater (R-WA)
Governor Marius Maxwell (R-OK)


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on October 03, 2014, 12:16:18 AM
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Mr. Martin Oliver Potter (I-MO) - 270 EVs
Governor Maxwell Edison (R-OK) - 139 EVs
Senator Barry Crane (D-OR) - 129 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: TNF on October 03, 2014, 11:24:30 AM
U.S. Presidential Election, 2016

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Senator Cranberry of Oregon and Governor Sawx of New Hampshire (Democratic Party): 35% of the popular vote / 230 electoral votes
Former Senator Goldwater of Washington and Governor RileyKeaton of West Virginia (Republican Party): 32% of the popular vote / 239 electoral votes
Governor Maxwell of Oklahoma and Former Governor Dallasfan65 of Massachusetts (Independent): 22% of the popular vote / 69 electoral votes


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: PPT Spiral on October 03, 2014, 12:01:39 PM
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Governor Goldwater (R-WA) /Former Governor Cathcon (R-MI) - 46%, 353 EV
Senator Cranberry (D-OR)/Former Secretary of State Аverroës Nix (D-NY) - 36%, 150 EV
Congressman TNF (I-IL)/Congressman Snowstalker (I-PA) - 17%, 35 EV


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on October 31, 2014, 10:35:22 PM
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Governor Goldwater (R-WA)/Governor Cathcon (R-MI) - 277 EVs
Senator TNF (S-IL)/Senator SWE (S-NY) - 84 EVs
Senator Spiral (I-MO)/Governor Maxwell (I-OK) - 177 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on April 03, 2016, 06:20:26 PM
I want this thread to continue, but I was lats person to post here, so would bumping be frowned upon? :P


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: White Trash on April 03, 2016, 07:57:09 PM
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Senator Sam Gotham (D-LA)/ Jim Webb (D-VA) 192 EVs
Senator Barry Goldwater Jr. (R-WA) / Rand Paul (R-KY) 180 EVs
Rep. Stephen "Spiral" Agnew (I-MO)/ Colin Powell (I-NY) 166 EVs

It's a mess. The West and the Plains go over for the GOP which also regains some of their ancestral foothold in New England. Representative Spiral Agnew runs a moderate independent campaign which sweeps the Midwest and parts of the West. Senator Sam Gotham becomes possessed by the ghost of Governor George Wallace and runs an old old ooooold school Democrat campaign and wins over Social Conservatives.  The South flips over for the Democratic party. Like I said, it's a mess.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: SUSAN CRUSHBONE on April 04, 2016, 05:59:58 AM
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governor s. beauregard goth (d-la) / governor frodo baggins (d-va) — 46 %p.v., 416 e.v.
senator archie spiral (r-mo) / representative conroy class (r-ca) — 38 %p.v., 108 e.v.
representative barry goldwater (l/r/i-wa) / representative daniel leinad (l-ga) — 15 %p.v., 14 e.v.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: beaver2.0 on April 04, 2016, 09:20:50 AM
President Sam Beauregard Goth (D-LA) / Vice President Frodo Baggins (D-VA) — 173 EV
Representative Everett Greene (I-MA) / Governor John Hickenlooper (D-CO) - 176 EV
Senator Barry Goldwater (L/R-WA) / Former Governor Rick Scott (R-FL) — 189 EV

Continued from above.  Incumbent President Goth narrowly wins reelection after he gets the US mired in a war with India in 2017.  His opponent is Representative Everett Greene of Massachusetts, a radical independent.  Greene decides to run third party, uniting with liberal democrats disenchanted with President Goths socially conservative policies.  Meanwhile, Goldwater, the libertarian nominee in 2016, wins the Republican nomination.  On election day, no single candidate wins a majority.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Kingpoleon on April 04, 2016, 04:56:12 PM
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270: Sen. B. E. Aver/Sen. Cory Gardner(44.4%)
243: Sen. Samuel G. Othic/Fmr. Gov. Steve Beshear(40.0%)
25: Rep. Eve R. Green(G-MA)/Scientist Jonathan Carter(15.1%)
Others: 0.5%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Derpist on April 04, 2016, 11:42:21 PM
Representative Eve R. Green (D-MA) / Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) --- 76 EVs/28%
President B.E. Aver (I-VA) / Representative Colin Peterson (D-MN) --- 9 EVs/29%
Senator Noah S. Napoleon (R-NJ) / Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) --- 453 EVs/43%

Denied nomination by his own party, President Aver runs again as an independent due to his high approval ratings. The GOP, hungry for a win, nominates a moderate Senator from New Jersey. Although President Ever runs a spirited campaign, he is crushed when he finishes a distant second in most of the country - and a third on the East and West coasts.

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Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Mr. Smith on April 05, 2016, 01:19:29 PM
1912:

Governor Theodore Beaver of Virginia wins in a landslide based on a split vote in the GOP base between the conservative AG King Poleon who forms an independent ticket in protest to the more progressive former DC Mayor Larry Derpist who won the party nomination.

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Governor Theodore Beaver (D-VA):
Former DC Mayor Larry Derpist (R-DC):
Attorney General King Poleon (I-NJ):


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Boston Bread on April 07, 2016, 07:04:57 PM
D.C. Businessman Derpist shocks the GOP elite by winning on an anti-immigration populist platform.

Senator Lars D. Smith (D-VA) won the Democratic party primary on a platform of increasing social services and moderation on social issues, winning support from working class whites and minorities.

Disappointed with the lack of fiscally conservative candidates, senator Leon P. King (I-NJ) ran as someone who would protect free trade and cut taxes while being moderate on other issues.

With many similarities between Derpist and Smith in economics, the campaign becomes very personal in nature. In the end, Derpist's attempts to attack Smith come off poorly and Smith's nice personality prevails. King finds appeal with middle and upper class social liberals in the Northeast and non-populist Republicans in the northwest and plains, but tactical voting stunted his potential. The most shocking event in the general was Utah voting Democratic.

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Smith 44%, 317 EVs
Derpist 38%, 159 EVs
King 18%, 62 EVs


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Kingpoleon on April 07, 2016, 07:37:34 PM
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295: Attorney Derp Ist(R-DC)/Fmr. Mayor Rudy Giuliani(R-NY) - 40.4%
205: Sen. L. D. Smith(D-VA)/Rep. James Cooper(D-TE) - 37.0%
38: Rep. Newcana D. Aland(I-MA)/Sen. Angus King(I-ME) - 22.2%
Others: 0.4%


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on February 17, 2017, 01:15:01 PM
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L.D. Smith (D-CA) - 272 EVs
Kingpoleon (R-AR) - 259 EVs
New Canadaland (D/I-ME) - 7 EVS


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Dr. MB on October 16, 2017, 11:26:09 PM
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Goldwater (L-CA) – 212
Kingpoleon (I-AR) – 124
New Canadaland (D-ON) – 202

The election is between a right-wing libertarian, a centrist, and a left-wing libertarian. While all states are fairly close, Goldwater wins many of the traditionally Republican states and New Canadaland the traditionally Democratic states. Kingpoleon takes some of the swing states, but it isn't enough to pull out a victory.

No clear winner. The election goes to a GOP-controlled House who elects Goldwater on the first ballot.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: wxtransit on October 19, 2017, 09:13:28 PM
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Kingpoleon (Independent - AR) - 224
Goldwater (Libertarian - CA) 199 (eventual win in House)
President MB (Independent Progressive - OR) 115

Analysis:

Kingpoleon ran a mostly centrist, populist campaign, Goldwater ran a conservative-libertarian campaign, and MB ran a more progressive campaign. Most polls the day before predicted a Kingpoleon win (287 - 136 - 115), so the result was a surprise.

Kingpoleon fared mostly well in the former two-party system's "swing states." However, he also performed quite well in the states that felt his mostly populist message, which made races in traditionally conservative states much closer than normal, such as in Montana (40.1% - 39.5% - 20.4%). However, the states that most thought he would win, but he didn't, (per the first paragraph) were Montana, Texas, Wisconsin, and Ohio. However, after two weeks of recounts, he pulled out a surprise win in Utah (36.1% - 36.0% - 27.9%).

With no surprise, Goldwater won most of the conservative states. While he did deliver slight surprises by winning Texas (in the end, the conservatives turned out and he led by 10 points), Montana, and Ohio, his most notable shock win was in Wisconsin, where he was not called the "apparent winner" until 4pm the next day, by a margin of 1,203 votes. However, Kingpoleon did not ask for a recount as he (mistakenly) believed that the state was moot and he could win in the House. (Although, it wouldn't have helped him any either.) The final margin was 40.3% - 40.1% - 19.6%.

There were no surprises on incumbent President MB's side of the election, as he won all the states that he was forecast to win in the final polls of the campaign. However, he had an impressive lead at the beginning of the campaign which had him in the lead in polls in Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, Minnesota, Florida, New Jersey, and Florida, which would have put him at 224, and also arguably would have helped his standing in the contingent election for President in the House. He lost his lead to Kingpoleon throughout the campaign due to Kingpoleon's populist message resonating with the voters. His closest state was Nevada, which was narrowly lost with the final tally at 31.6% - 29.4% - 22.1% - 16.9%, a popular Senator from Nevada. However, MB still had one of the best performances as a Progressive Party-backed candidate (he ran on an Independent Progressive ticket, though during his first term he was a Democrat, as he switched parties as there was discontent in the Democratic ranks, due to a recession).

The election was thrown to the Libertarian-GOP coalition-controlled House of Representatives, which had a makeup of 118 Lib., 108 Rep., 6 Con., 4 Rfm., 28 Mod., 101 Dem., and 70 Pro.

After three months of deal-making between the three candidates, and five days before inauguration, which left the nation in even more suspense than Bush vs. Gore, Goldwater, seen as the compromise candidate between the conservative members of the House, was largely voted in by the Libertarian, Republican, Conservative, and Moderate-leaning state delegations, which provided a win of 28 states (26 to win an absolute majority, which is needed). A deal reached by the compromise meant that many of the same members who voted for Goldwater voted for Kingpoleon's VP, Jeb Bush. The Senate, split along similar party lines, voted 52 for Jeb!, 3 for And what is Aleppo?, and 45 for Malik Obama.

The incoming ticket was as such: Pres.-elect Goldwater (L-CA)/VP-elect Jeb Bush.

I spent way too much time on this. Help me.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: SamTilden2020 on October 28, 2017, 06:42:35 PM
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WX: 116
Goldwater: 184
MB:238


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: The Govanah Jake on October 28, 2017, 06:58:56 PM
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Senator wxtransit: 341 Electoral Votes, 43.57%

President Samuel Tilden: 125 Electoral Votes, 35.53%

Senator MB: 72 Electoral Votes: 26.69%

After Senator MB decides to challenge Tilden in the general, two left wingers cause a republican landslide for Texas Senator Wxtransit.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Mr. Smith on October 29, 2017, 09:15:10 AM
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Governor Wade Xavier [R-TX]: 296 EV, 42% pv
Governor Jake Jewvinisk [D-NY]: 30% PV
President Sam Tilden [I-NY]: 28% PV

A leftist split that resulted in the Democratic Party failing to renominate incumbent President Sam Tilden in favor of his fellow New Yorker Jake Jewvinisk. The backlash between civil libertarian and Blue Dog and populist and progressive allowed Governor Wade Xavier to ride into Pennsylvania Ave quite easily.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: wxtransit on October 29, 2017, 05:40:38 PM
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Representative MormDem (D-TX) - 324 EV, 40.1% PV
Senator Jake Jewvinisk (P-NY) - 143 EV, 31.7% PV
Governor Sam Tilden (FP-NY) - 71 EV, 28.2% PV

Analysis

After a split in the Republican Party convention of 2024 between the pro-Trump and Never Trump factions, a Republican Party ticket failed to appear on the national ballot for the first time in the party's history. While the two remaining factions were able to form parties of their own, trouble arose in each new caucus as the members from neither new party nominated a candidate respectively. A conservative Democrat freshman representative, MormDem was able to secure most of the former Republican vote by trending right on most social issues, while able to still stay liberal on most economic issues. Most conservatives were able to justify themselves by stating that he was the "lesser of three evils". The other two major nominees, Jake Jewvinisk, running as a candidate for the Progressive Party, and Sam Tilden, from rural New York, running under the Farmer-Populist Party label, split the progressive and liberal-leaning vote and handed MormDem the presidency.

Sam Tilden was able to capture much of the farmer's vote, which hampered MormDem's campaign in many rural conservative-leaning states. Due to the heavy vote-splitting by Tilden and Jewvinisk, Illinois voted for MormDem. Kansas City's suburbs were able to keep Kansas from voting for Tilden.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Governor Sirius on November 02, 2017, 10:17:30 AM
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Representative Wxtransit (C-TX): 333
Senator Jake Jewvinsk (DP-NY): 147
Represntative MormDem (D-TX): 58

The Republican Party has been ravaged by many scandals. Polling shows just 3% of the population approves of the party and a lack of organization and popularity prevented them from fielding a candidate. It seemed certain that the Democrats would win the election unopposed until they had a massive fissure. The progressive senator Jake Jewvinsk barely won more delegates, but superdelegates overwhelmingly supported the more moderate representative MormDem from Texas, outraging the progressive wing. The popular senator decided to run his own campaign as the “Democratic-Progressive” candidate. The democratic divide as well as the demise of the republicans led to the unlikely rise of constitution party representative Wxtransit from Texas. Nearly all republican voters from the previous election voted for Wxtransit. This combined with the inability of the Democrats to decide gave Wxtransit a sizable victory of 333 electoral votes. Senator Jewvinsk and his breakaway wing came in second with 147 votes. Despite being the true nominee of the Democratic Party, representative MormDem came in last with only 58 votes. The strangest result came in Nebraska, wich MormDem won due to a lack of progressive Democrats and the state of Nebraska refusing to put Wxtransit on the ballot.


Title: Re: Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters
Post by: Goldwater on July 22, 2022, 11:50:35 PM


Mr. Smith's campaign ultimately leads to massive vote splitting on the left, allowing the Republican candidate Wxtransit to win a comfortable victory.