Electoral Vote survivor - Aries Tribe ♈ - 7 survivors merged into Spring tribe

[Yelnoc]

Eliminate:
6 Sparkman
4 Ellmaker

Keep:
3 Weaver

Safety:
Iridell

[Napoleon]

Eliminate:
6 Ellmaker
4 Iredell

Keep:
3 Al Smith

Safety:
Fairbanks

[Hans-im-Glück]

Eliminate:
8  Amos Ellmaker
2  James Iredell

Keep:
3  Alfred Smith

Safty:
Henry Davis

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Votes:
16 Ellmaker E(4+6+8) K(2)
-1 Hendricks K(2)
6 Iredell E(4+2)
-2 Smith E(4) K(3+3)
12 Sparkman E(6+6)
-3 Weaver K(3)

Safety:
1 Davis
2 Fairbanks
1 Iredell

Results:

Voters in this round decided to be quite peaceable and not make any ell. Amos Ellmaker, the Anti-Masonic Vice Presidential candidate in 1832 is eliminated first.  His Congressional record is curious.  Elected to the 16th Congress from the 3rd district of Pennsylvania, he never took his seat, choosing to accept a State judgeship instead before the 1st session of the 16th Congress.  Then in 1834, he came second to James Buchanan for a Senate seat from Pennsylvania.  I think there's a what-if lurking there.  What isn't lurking are images of Amos Ellmaker.  Wikipedia doesn't have one.  Another site tried to foist off a picture of Richard Rush as Amos.  I was able to find two pictures that almost certainly are of an Amos Ellmaker, but I'm not certain that it is this Amos Ellmaker.

Senator John Sparkman of Alabama is your second choice to be eliminated.  The running mate of Adlai Stevenson II in 1952, he received not even one delegate's vote when, in an experiment not repeated since, Stevenson threw the choice of a running mate to the convention.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

The remaining members of the Aries tribe are, along with their safety points and the elections in which they won electoral college votes are:

John C. Calhoun [2 safety points, VP (1824, 1828)] eliminated ROUND 2
Alfred Colquitt [1 safety point, VP (1872)] eliminated ROUND 3
Henry Davis [6 safety points, VP (1904)]
Amos Ellmaker [1 safety point, VP (1832)] eliminated ROUND 4
Charles Fairbanks [5 safety points, VP (1904, 1916)]
James Garfield [3 safety points, P (1880)]
John Nance Garner [2 safety points, VP (1932, 1936)]
Thomas Hendricks [4 safety points, P (1872), VP (1876, 1884)]
James Iredell [3 safety points, VP (1796)]
John Langdon [1 safety point, VP (1808)]
Curtis LeMay [1 safety point, VP (1968)] eliminated ROUND 1
Willis Machen [1 safety point, VP (1872)] eliminated ROUND 2
Franklin Pierce [2 safety points, P (1852)] eliminated ROUND 1
Alfred Smith [2 safety points, P (1928)]
John Sparkman [3 safety points, VP (1952)] eliminated ROUND 4
Martin Van Buren [8 safety points, P (1836, 1840), VP (1824, 1832)] eliminated ROUND 3
James Weaver [7 safety points, P (1892)]

Voting:
Cast 10 eliminate votes as you wish between one to four people, save that you cannot give two people the same number of eliminate votes.

Cast 3 keep votes as you wish between one or two people.

Give one person a safety point, but you cannot give a safety point to someone in the same round you give them a keep vote.

This round will be open for at least 24 hours.

[big bad fab]

Eliminate
10 Alfred Smith

Keep
3 James Iredell

Safety
Thomas Hendricks

[Hans-im-Glück]

Eliminate:
8  James Iredell
2  John Langdon

Keep:
3  Alfred Smith

Safety:
Charles Fairbanks

[Edu]

7 for Al Smith
3 for John Langdon

Keep
3 for James Iredell

Safety for John Nance Garner

[Napoleon]

Eliminate

10 James Iredell

Keep

3 Al Smith

Safety

Charles Fairbanks

[big bad fab]

A small hope ?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Votes:
12 Iredell E(8+10) K(3+3)
5 Langdon E(2+3)
11 Smith E(10+7) K(3+3)

Safety:
2 Fairbanks
1 Garner
1 Hendricks

Results:

You have adjudged that Associate Justice James Iredell of North Carolina is to be the first to depart this round.  He was the last of original six justices of the Supreme Court to be appointed, as the sixth seat had been held vacant so as to await the admission of North Carolina to the Union.

Alfred E. Smith of New York also departs.  He is the first Catholic to be nominated for President by a major party, but not the first to be eliminated from this survivor.  Personally, I am Mad at him.  Not for anything he did politically, but because as president of Empire State Inc., he was instrumental in the construction of the ugly Empire State Building that displaced the much more graceful Chrysler Building as the tallest skyscraper.

The seven members who have survived their experience in the Aries tribe to merge into the Spring tribe are:

Henry Davis [6 safety points, VP (1904)]
Charles Fairbanks [7 safety points, VP (1904, 1916)]
James Garfield [3 safety points, P (1880)]
John Nance Garner [3 safety points, VP (1932, 1936)]
Thomas Hendricks [5 safety points, P (1872), VP (1876, 1884)]
John Langdon [1 safety point, VP (1808)]
James Weaver [7 safety points, P (1892)]