Collaborative Primary 2016 Election Timeline

[Pragmatic Conservative]

The premise of this is simple, you make results off the next primary and a write-up of the events preceding the Primary (including campaign events that occur afterwards, who drops out, and the news that comes out after the primary.) I will start with Iowa, each poster will cover the next primary day (same schedule as real life) , treating them as a event. This would be an alternative Schedule we use. The next person will be on Turn 1. If both parties have a primary on the same day, then do a write up for both Parties. You may choose to include a map.

Iowa
Republican
Ted Cruz 30%
Donald Trump 25%
Marco Rubio 18%
Ben Carson 9%
Rand Paul 7%
Jeb Bush 2%
John Kasich 2%
Mike Huckabee 2%
Carly Florina 1.5%
Chris Christie 1.5%
Rick Santorum 1%
Other 1%

Democrats
Bernie Sanders 50%
Hillary Clinton 47%
Other 3%

Go!

  

[LLR]

Day 3: The February 20th Primaries

Following poor results in New Hampshire, Christie and Kasich drop out. Cruz's campaign has taken a major fall, and he may finish very low in South Carolina.

Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton regains enough momentum to continue leading in national polls.

South Carolina
Marco Rubio 29%
Donald Trump 27%
Rand Paul 16%
Ted Cruz 14%
Ben Carson 8%
Jeb Bush 5%

Névada
Hillary Clinton 50%
Bernie Sanders 49%


'Crats:

'Pubs:

[Senator Cris]

It's Super Tuesday!

Virginia

On the republican side, Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) scores a victory with a confortable margin over Businessman Donald Trump (R-N.Y.). On the democratic side, Hillary Clinton wins in friendly Virginia by a relatively close margin.

Marco Rubio 41%
Donald Trump 30%
Ted Cruz 12%
Rand Paul 9%
Ben Carson 6%

Hillary Clinton 52%
Bernie Sanders 47%

[LLR]

Georgia

We have some important projections to make in the state of Georgia. On the Republican side, the state is won very slightly by Senator Rubio

Marco Rubio 39%
Donald Trump 37%
Rand Paul 12%
Ted Cruz 7%
Ben Carson 5%

And on the Democratic side, it is easily won by Secretary Clinton

Hillary Clinton 60%
Bernie Sanders 38%

Maps:

Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders

Marco Rubio
Donald Trump
Ted Cruz