Based God Polling: Presidential Race

[Maxwell]

3 Days. 4 Match-Ups, with 4 candidates. 2 Labor candidates, Former Senator Tyrion, whose VP nomination is currently in a battle, and President Pro Tempore TNF, a leader in Labor's policy, and a Federalist and a Democratic Republican candidate, Senator Lumine and Senator Sprial. Vote y'all.

I'm not sure who's gonna run, this is just for fun

[SWE]

Labor for all

[rpryor03]

Spiral and Lumine

[sentinel]

Spiral and Lumine.

[Goldwater]

Spiral and Lumine.

[Flake]

Unsure, Lumine, Spiral, Lumine

[MyRescueKittehRocks]

Lumine and Spiral in all cases.

[Dr. Cynic]

Tyrion and TNF.

[Deus Naturae]

Spiral, Unsure, Spiral, Unsure

[President Tyrion]

Interesting poll. I don't put much stock into the numbers in general, but there's a large contingent who would vote for me against Spiral but not Lumine. Would someone care to explain?

[Maxwell]

Interesting poll. I don't put much stock into the numbers in general, but there's a large contingent who would vote for me against Spiral but not Lumine. Would someone care to explain?

Spiral is much more considered to be very conservative in Atlasia terms, and hardens people around their base, while Lumine has been a very moderate figure most of the time.

[President Tyrion]

Interesting poll. I don't put much stock into the numbers in general, but there's a large contingent who would vote for me against Spiral but not Lumine. Would someone care to explain?

Spiral is much more considered to be very conservative in Atlasia terms, and hardens people around their base, while Lumine has been a very moderate figure most of the time.

That's interesting to me. I've never considered Spiral that much more conservative than Lumine (or, to frame it differently, Lumine that much more moderate than Spiral). I suppose the electorate sees it differently. Enlightening!

[Gass3268]

Tyrion and TNF.

[Donerail]

Interesting poll. I don't put much stock into the numbers in general, but there's a large contingent who would vote for me against Spiral but not Lumine. Would someone care to explain?

Spiral is much more considered to be very conservative in Atlasia terms, and hardens people around their base, while Lumine has been a very moderate figure most of the time.

I agree with Maxwell here, and would point to Spiral's opposition to, among other things, water fluoridation, as points for him being a fair bit more conservative than Lumine. I perceive Spiral as around the mainstream for an American libertarian and Lumine as a conservative in line with the moderate wing of the Republican Party. Whichever one is more conservative is, I suppose, up to which issues you prioritize.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Wait... Spiral is one of those fluoridation people?  Jebus.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Tyrion, Tyrion, TNF, lean TNF but persuadable.

[MyRescueKittehRocks]

Wait... Spiral is one of those fluoridation people?  Jebus.

He's not the only one. Why so disappointed?

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Wait... Spiral is one of those fluoridation people?  Jebus.

He's not the only one. Why so disappointed?

If you're seriously asking that question... I doubt you'll like the answer.

[Adam Griffin]

Wait... Spiral is one of those fluoridation people?  Jebus.

He's not the only one. Why so disappointed?

The 63rd Senate, ladies and gentlemen...

[BaconBacon96]

Lumine and Spiral in all cases.

[Senator Cris]

Lumine and Spiral in all cases.

[President Tyrion]

Yeah, opposition to water fluoridation is...something.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Tyrion and TNF

[Maxwell]

Presidential Poll

Former Senator Tyrion (Lab-CA) - 51%
Senator Spiral (DR-MO) - 43%

Senator LumineVonReuental (Fed-UT) - 57%
Former Senator Tyrion (Lab-CA) - 32%

Senator Spiral (DR-MO) - 51%
President Pro Tempore TNF (Lab-MT) - 31%

Senator LumineVonReuental (Fed-UT) - 67%
President Pro Tempore TNF (Lab-MT) - 31%

Early polling shows an uphill battle for Labor nominees. Former Senator Tyrion may be able to ride above if he gets the right opponent - He leads Spiral by nearly double digits. However, Tyrion trails Lumine by a whopping 25 point margin, making him an overwhelming favorite should he give it a shot. To note the disparity between Tyrion and other possible Labor nominees, we used the most obvious flip, President Pro Tempore TNF. TNF flips an 8 point lead for Tyrion to a 20 point deficits, albeit with a lot of Labor-leaning undecideds. Meanwhile, he hits about the floor against his Former Senate opponent, trailing by 36 points with very few undecideds. It's a long ways away, and Atlasian polls should always be taken lightly, but with 49 voters, we conclude that this is going to be a continually tough cycle should the direction the country is taking continues.