The Political Tracker - 2nd At-Large Senate Poll (Results)

[Lumine]

Flo is out, JCL and Deus in, Maxwell and SirNick seem to lack interest and only two of the four Federalists will get to the actual election. Three days!

[President Tyrion]

Whatever combination of Labor that'll get 'em all elected

[Maxwell]

1. Deus
2. Shua (if he runs)
3. Lumine

[PPT Spiral]

I very much doubt that Shua will run for reelection. For that reason, Deus is my first preference here.

[Napoleon]

I'm. Not an option wtf

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

[Oakvale]

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

"Fighting against" the proposed police action in Iraq is quite separate from calling the entire country "savages" and jovially suggesting "turning the entire country into one sheet of glass".

I'm glad to see Tyrion standing up to Labor's isolationist - yet apparently genocidal? - tendencies.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

"Fighting against" the proposed police action in Iraq is quite separate from calling the entire country "savages" and jovially suggesting "turning the entire country into one sheet of glass".

I'm glad to see Tyrion standing up to Labor's isolationist - yet apparently genocidal? - tendencies.

We all make pretty bad gaffes now and then.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Has he even commented subsequently on the matter, the comments I mean not the issue of course?

[Dr. Cynic]

Me first... Then mostly Labor guys. I haven't thought about the order, but generally the left is going to get my higher preferences.

[Senator Cris]

Lumine

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Clarence.

[Prince of Salem]

Is Sen. Goldwater running for reelection? If I don't get it wrong, he's still not official.

[Maxwell]

I can't imagine he would, considering how many Federalists are currently in the race.

[Lumine]

Well, he hasn't announced, but I included all incumbents in the poll just to be on the safe side.

[Donerail]

I particularly want to see Polnut, Lumine, Clarence and Shua elected.

[Lincoln Republican]

Clarence for Senate

[President Tyrion]

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

"Fighting against" the proposed police action in Iraq is quite separate from calling the entire country "savages" and jovially suggesting "turning the entire country into one sheet of glass".

I'm glad to see Tyrion standing up to Labor's isolationist - yet apparently genocidal? - tendencies.

Well, I certainly wouldn't call Griffin genocidal, for the record. I think his comment was unnecessarily hyperbolic, but not to be taken seriously.

And, yes, I'd say I'm certainly the internal opposition on military issues, insofar as I'm not isolationist, even if I wouldn't necessarily call myself interventionist or imperialist. Then again, my name is TyrionTheImperialist, not TyrionTheIsolationist, although the latter would only make sense if Tyrion Lannister were a triangle, and not a halfman.

[Prince of Salem]

Well, he hasn't announced, but I included all incumbents in the poll just to be on the safe side.

Okey dokey lokey! ^^

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

"Fighting against" the proposed police action in Iraq is quite separate from calling the entire country "savages" and jovially suggesting "turning the entire country into one sheet of glass".

I'm glad to see Tyrion standing up to Labor's isolationist - yet apparently genocidal? - tendencies.

Well, I certainly wouldn't call Griffin genocidal, for the record. I think his comment was unnecessarily hyperbolic, but not to be taken seriously.

And, yes, I'd say I'm certainly the internal opposition on military issues, insofar as I'm not isolationist, even if I wouldn't necessarily call myself interventionist or imperialist. Then again, my name is TyrionTheImperialist, not TyrionTheIsolationist, although the latter would only make sense if Tyrion Lannister were a triangle, and not a halfman.

I always wondered what that meant and maybe if you didn't have some grand design of an Empire stretching from the Southwest down to the Tierra Del Fuego. San Francisco to Santiago?

[President Tyrion]

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

"Fighting against" the proposed police action in Iraq is quite separate from calling the entire country "savages" and jovially suggesting "turning the entire country into one sheet of glass".

I'm glad to see Tyrion standing up to Labor's isolationist - yet apparently genocidal? - tendencies.

Well, I certainly wouldn't call Griffin genocidal, for the record. I think his comment was unnecessarily hyperbolic, but not to be taken seriously.

And, yes, I'd say I'm certainly the internal opposition on military issues, insofar as I'm not isolationist, even if I wouldn't necessarily call myself interventionist or imperialist. Then again, my name is TyrionTheImperialist, not TyrionTheIsolationist, although the latter would only make sense if Tyrion Lannister were a triangle, and not a halfman.

I always wondered what that meant and maybe if you didn't have some grand design of an Empire stretching from the Southwest down to the Tierra Del Fuego. San Francisco to Santiago?

Anchorage to Argentina, baby!

[Lumine]

Just as we have reached the 80% of the turnout of the last poll, I wonder: Why is Labor polling so low here? It's hard to think Alfred or Cynic would be doing so bad... And I must say it's also surprising how Deus seems to obliterate Shua as the choice of the DR's, I expected something like an even split between both of them...

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

That may be a further indication that shua is going to retire, particularly if his own party members seem to anticipate it as a given. However, as a certain present DR knows all to painfully well, assumption is the mother of all f.......

Griffin gets my first preference this time around for fighting against the proposed Iraq War resolution.

Not sure how I'm going to vote after that.  I'm considering pretty much everyone who's listed except Deus.

"Fighting against" the proposed police action in Iraq is quite separate from calling the entire country "savages" and jovially suggesting "turning the entire country into one sheet of glass".

I'm glad to see Tyrion standing up to Labor's isolationist - yet apparently genocidal? - tendencies.

Well, I certainly wouldn't call Griffin genocidal, for the record. I think his comment was unnecessarily hyperbolic, but not to be taken seriously.

And, yes, I'd say I'm certainly the internal opposition on military issues, insofar as I'm not isolationist, even if I wouldn't necessarily call myself interventionist or imperialist. Then again, my name is TyrionTheImperialist, not TyrionTheIsolationist, although the latter would only make sense if Tyrion Lannister were a triangle, and not a halfman.

I always wondered what that meant and maybe if you didn't have some grand design of an Empire stretching from the Southwest down to the Tierra Del Fuego. San Francisco to Santiago?

Anchorage to Argentina, baby!

North too? Be careful, that terrain is rather hostile. Then again so is the border between Panama and Colombia as well. Both are littered with the bones of people who fought nature and the nature won.

[Adam Griffin]

Just as we have reached the 80% of the turnout of the last poll, I wonder: Why is Labor polling so low here? It's hard to think Alfred or Cynic would be doing so bad... And I must say it's also surprising how Deus seems to obliterate Shua as the choice of the DR's, I expected something like an even split between both of them...

Labor never really votes in polls how it should, and the right has always over-represented itself. It kind of made me think at one point that Federalists were PMing their voters to vote in polls. There's a tendency I think for conservatives to be more active on a daily basis, while the left tends to be active but not as much on here. Weirdly, though, it seems like both sides have roughly an equivalent number of zombies. I also know of several Laborites who always vote against Labor candidates in polls to hide our numbers (like Tuskan Raiders).

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

It's pretty much standard practice that the right generally over-performs in polling and the left under-performs. Especially when it's this far out.

On Deus v Shua... it doesn't actually surprise me at all, no offense to shua at all, but Deus is a new and active member who seems to be very popular with the libertarian crowd.