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« Reply #225 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.



Smith 44%, 317 EVs
Derpist 38%, 159 EVs
King 18%, 62 EVs
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« Reply #226 on: April 07, 2016, 07:37:34 PM »


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%
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« Reply #227 on: February 17, 2017, 01:15:01 PM »



L.D. Smith (D-CA) - 272 EVs
Kingpoleon (R-AR) - 259 EVs
New Canadaland (D/I-ME) - 7 EVS
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« Reply #228 on: October 16, 2017, 11:26:09 PM »



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.
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« Reply #229 on: October 19, 2017, 09:13:28 PM »
« Edited: October 19, 2017, 09:57:08 PM by wxtransit »



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.

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« Reply #230 on: October 28, 2017, 06:42:35 PM »


WX: 116
Goldwater: 184
MB:238
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« Reply #231 on: October 28, 2017, 06:58:56 PM »



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.
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« Reply #232 on: October 29, 2017, 09:15:10 AM »



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.
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« Reply #233 on: October 29, 2017, 05:40:38 PM »
« Edited: October 29, 2017, 05:42:20 PM by wxtransit »



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.
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« Reply #234 on: November 02, 2017, 10:17:30 AM »
« Edited: November 02, 2017, 04:12:56 PM by Ninja0428 »



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.
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« Reply #235 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.
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