Title: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on November 13, 2011, 06:50:21 PM
I got this over the weekend... it's FAR more involved than President Forever, as you actually have to manage the campaigns down to individual race level, including allocating funds, running individual ads.
My results... I actually campaigned on healthcare.... AND
House
DEM: 248 (-8)
GOP: 187 (+8)
Senate
DEM: 55 (-4)
GOP: 45 (+4)
Incumbents defeated: Blanche Lincoln
Lost open seats: IL, IN, ND
Came within 4,000 votes of Rand Paul in KY and 15,000 of Burr in NC
My results... I actually campaigned on healthcare.... AND
House
DEM: 248 (-8)
GOP: 187 (+8)
Senate
DEM: 55 (-4)
GOP: 45 (+4)
Incumbents defeated: Blanche Lincoln
Lost open seats: IL, IN, ND
Came within 4,000 votes of Rand Paul in KY and 15,000 of Burr in NC
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: NVGonzalez on November 13, 2011, 08:00:42 PM
Did you beat Bachmann and West? ;)
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on November 13, 2011, 08:09:54 PM
I gave Bachmann special attention - and while I didn't beat her - I got her down below 50% and yes, I beat Allen West - 52-48%
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: NVGonzalez on November 14, 2011, 04:50:57 AM
My best results:
2010 House Dems 260 Seats Notables: Bachmann, Heller (my representative), West, Foxx, Walsh, Quayle.
2010 Senate Dems 59 Notables: Reid reelected with 61%, Feingold reelected with 63%, Paul, Grassley, Vitter, Toomey, Ayotte. Tried going for McCain but only got 44% there.
2010 House Dems 260 Seats Notables: Bachmann, Heller (my representative), West, Foxx, Walsh, Quayle.
2010 Senate Dems 59 Notables: Reid reelected with 61%, Feingold reelected with 63%, Paul, Grassley, Vitter, Toomey, Ayotte. Tried going for McCain but only got 44% there.
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Atlas Has Shrugged on November 14, 2011, 04:23:49 PM
I gave Bachmann special attention - and while I didn't beat her - I got her down below 50% and yes, I beat Allen West - 52-48%
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Fmr President & Senator Polnut on November 14, 2011, 06:56:21 PM
My best results:
2010 House Dems 260 Seats Notables: Bachmann, Heller (my representative), West, Foxx, Walsh, Quayle.
2010 Senate Dems 59 Notables: Reid reelected with 61%, Feingold reelected with 63%, Paul, Grassley, Vitter, Toomey, Ayotte. Tried going for McCain but only got 44% there.
2010 House Dems 260 Seats Notables: Bachmann, Heller (my representative), West, Foxx, Walsh, Quayle.
2010 Senate Dems 59 Notables: Reid reelected with 61%, Feingold reelected with 63%, Paul, Grassley, Vitter, Toomey, Ayotte. Tried going for McCain but only got 44% there.
Reid got 58% and Feingold 54% - I also tried McCain but he had a 7% lead 2 weeks out (and being over 50%) and pulled resources out and moved them to KY and PA... Sestak won 52.4% despite being down 42-46 two-weeks out.
I gave Bachmann special attention - and while I didn't beat her - I got her down below 50% and yes, I beat Allen West - 52-48%
Absolutely...
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Kaine for Senate '18 on November 14, 2011, 10:36:31 PM
253 - 182
Took down Bachmann 51-49; McCotter went out 53-47. West won 54-46; Grayson won 63-37. Cao escaped by 4,000 votes.
Took down Bachmann 51-49; McCotter went out 53-47. West won 54-46; Grayson won 63-37. Cao escaped by 4,000 votes.
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Kaine for Senate '18 on November 16, 2011, 05:24:56 PM
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Beat McCain by 40,000 votes. Indiana was 55-45, while Oklahoma was only 51-49. Delaware was lost by 12,000 votes; North Carolina by 20,000.
Beat McCain by 40,000 votes. Indiana was 55-45, while Oklahoma was only 51-49. Delaware was lost by 12,000 votes; North Carolina by 20,000.
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: Gustaf on November 17, 2011, 04:25:29 PM
Oh. Where does one get hold of this game?
Title: Re: Congress Forever anyone?
Post by: NVGonzalez on November 28, 2011, 05:37:09 PM
Oh. Where does one get hold of this game?
http://theoryspark.com/political_games/congress_forever/info/index.php