2012 Election TL (Gameplay Thread)

[NE Assembyman electoraljew2]

July 2011

Democrats
President Obama 60.4%
Bingamen 24.6%



Republicans
Daniels 32.3%
Paul 31.7%
Barbour 21.0%


Yellow Paul, Green Daniels, Dark Green Barbour


California
Obama 72.4%
Binganmen 16.4%

Paul 43.8%
Daniels 36.1%
Barbour 9.4%

Michigan
Obama 68.9%
Bingamen 20.1%

Daniels 50.0%
Paul 29.2%
Barbour 17.1%

New Jersey
Obama 71.9%
Bingamen 16.9%

Paul 38.9%
Daniels 30.1%
Barbour 18.2%

Illinois
Obama 75.4%
Bingamen 10.1%

Daniels 47.8%
Paul 30.0%
Barbour 17.8%

General Election Polling

Obama 45%
Paul 44%

Obama 47%
Barbour 33%

Obama 45%
Daniels 40%

Paul 43%
Bingamen 35%

Barbour 38%
Bingamen 36%

Daniels 45%
Bingamen 34%

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul's Tour for Liberty continues into Iowa and Nebraska.

[feeblepizza]

Governor Daniels announces a series of "educational" events around the nation concerning government spending. The first events are held in Colorado and see massive turnout from voters and non-voters alike.

[NE Assembyman electoraljew2]

August 2011

Democrats
President Obama 59.3%
Bingamen 25.7%



Republicans
Daniels 32.3%
Paul 31.7%
Barbour 21.0%


Yellow Paul, Green Daniels, Dark Green Barbour
General Election Polling

Obama 45%
Paul 45%

Obama 48%
Barbour 33%

Obama 45%
Daniels 41%

Paul 44%
Bingamen 35%

Barbour 38%
Bingamen 36%

Daniels 46%
Bingamen 34%[/b]

[NE Assembyman electoraljew2]

The rnc and dnc have confirmed this schedule

January
Week 1- Virginia
Week 2- Colorado
Week 3- Illinois
Week 4- New Jersey

February
Week 1 (Super Tuesday)- Arizona, California, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Tennessee, Texas, Pennsylvania,
Week 2- Nebraska
Week 3- Hawaii, New Hampshire
Week 4- Wyoming

March
Week 1- Alaska, DC
Week 2 (Mini Tuesday)- Alabama, Iowa, Massachuessets, Michigan, Oregon, South Carolina, Utah
Week 3- North Dakota
Week 4- Idaho

April
Week 1- Connecticut, Missouri, Vermont
Week 2- Arkansas, Georgia, Wisconsin
Week 3- Oklahoma, South Dakota
Week 4- Montana, Nevada

May
Week 1- Delaware, Ohio, New Mexico, Maine
Week 2- No Primary
Week 3- New York
Week 4- Kansas, Mississippii, North Carolina, Washington

June
Week 1- No Primary
Week 2- Louisiana, Rhode Island
Week 3- No Primary
Week 4- Maryland, West Virginia

[Jayhawker]

After hosting several town hall meetings in Colorado with both Udall Senators, Senator Jeff Bingaman travels to Virginia where he hosts multiple rallies with former President Bill Clinton.

[Senator Ben]

President Obama gives a speech in Fairfax, Virginia:

Senator Bingaman talks a lot about how I haven't delivered change.  He seems to ignore the health care bill that allows for many people in his home state of New Mexico to live healthy lives.  Senator Bingaman also fails to note that, while I am leading all Republicans in the polls, he is not.  If Senator Bingaman truly wants what is best for America, he will drop out, and prevent a possible Republican victory.

[Jayhawker]

Bill Clinton speaks on behalf of Senator Bingaman at a rally in Lexington, Kentucky...

One thing President Obama needs to learn really quick is that passing a hefty spending bill in the midst of a recession is not wise. In 2010, America lost faith in Barack Obama, and it's time for him to start working to make bi-partisan solutions and take out the problems in the health care bill. There are good things about the bill, but there are also a lot of bad things.

I also have to question the integrity and character of a man who is calling on his opponent to drop out before there's been a single contest. President Obama, there is another 5 months until the first primary, and I suggest you get to campaigning before even more Democrats lose faith in you. The polls are closing, and they will continue to close. Kentucky, I ask you to vote for the candidate that is fighting for you, not the government. I ask you to vote for Jeff Bingaman!

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul's Tour for Liberty continues through Colorado and ends in Utah.

[feeblepizza]

Mitch Daniels holds more educational events throughout Oklahoma and Kansas.

[Jayhawker]

Jeff Bingaman makes a stop in Virginia, where he is accompanied by former President Bill Clinton. He holds rallies in Fairfax and Richmond.

[feeblepizza]

Mitch Daniels holds more educational events throughout Nebraska and the Dakotas.

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul gives several speeches in Texas

[feeblepizza]

Mitch Daniels holds more educational events in Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri.

[Jayhawker]

Jeff Bingaman hosts a Northeast tour, visitng each state north of Pennsylvania.

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul continues campaigning in Texas

[feeblepizza]

Mitch Daniels holds events in Illinois.

[NE Assembyman electoraljew2]

September 2011

Democrats
President Obama 57.3%
Bingamen 27.7%



Republicans
Daniels 33.0%
Paul 32.0%
Barbour 20.0%


Yellow Paul, Green Daniels, Dark Green Barbour
General Election Polling

Obama 45%
Paul 45%

Obama 48%
Barbour 33%

Obama 45%
Daniels 41%

Paul 44%
Bingamen 35%

Barbour 38%
Bingamen 36%

Daniels 46%
Bingamen 34%[/b]

[Jayhawker]

Senator Jeff Bingaman spends 2 days campaigning in Colorado, with multiple stops in Denver and Boulder, as well as other cities.

Americans have a choice in this election: We can either go down a far-right, dangerous path. We could also continue down a path with failed leadership. Or, we can go in a direction where we have a government working for the people, not itself. That's what I envision for America, and if you agree, I ask for your support.

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul campaigns heavily in Utah.

[feeblepizza]

Mitch Daniels holds events in Wisconsin, Michigan, and his home state of Indiana, where he receives and exceptionally warm welcoming from the eager crowd of 8,500.

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul continues to travel throughout Utah.

[Jayhawker]

Jeff Bingaman takes a 5 day tour through the state of Illinois, where he campaigns on a platform of progressive, bold leadership. He is accompanied by several US Senators.

[feeblepizza]

Mitch Daniels travels through Ohio.

[Korwinist]

Ron Paul continues to campaign in Utah