Atlas Forever 2008

[Vepres]

How do I keep losing?  I am not a week candidate.  Something seems fishy to me ben.

You only gave yourself $3,000,000, an Established of 2, and a relatively low PIP number.  That probably has to do with it.

Hope I'm not annoying you (feel free to ignore this), but I would be interested to see me vs. Bahney again with the changes I made.

[HappyWarrior]

Well increase my PIP as high as you can then and my money by 2 mil.  I'm not increasing my establishment.  Then run me versus you.

[Vepres]

Well increase my PIP as high as you can then and my money by 2 mil.  I'm not increasing my establishment.  Then run me versus you.

Tmthforu94 and I on the Republican side v. you and Ben on the Dem side, perfect.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Polls before Iowa:

Constine: 45 states
Moore: 2 states
Tossup: 4 states


Bahney: 48 states
Vepres: 1 state
Tossup: 2 states
I have no explanation for this.  Every candidate has the same number of PIP's, Constine and Bahney have $10,000,000, while Vepres and Happy both have $5,000,000.

[Vepres]

Set all four candidate's how well established and how well known to the same number and see what happens.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Vepres drops out on February 25, HappyWarrior drops out on March 24.

Polls on Election Day:

Bahney: 260
Constine: 227
Tossup: 51

[Vepres]

Vepres drops out on February 25, HappyWarrior drops out on March 24.

What did I win? What did Happy win?

See my suggestion above.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Results:

Bahney: 51% (59,733,498) PV, 279 EV
Constine: 49% (57,456,705) PV, 259 EV
Baldwin: 0% (4,237) PV, 0 EV

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Better quality is in the gallery, fwiw.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Per Vepres' suggestion, I've set well known and and established equal.  It also turned out I had set base percentages differently; I was set at 18, Bahney was set at 20, Happy was set at 15, and Vepres was at 15.  I corrected that, and got these maps:



Better quality in gallery.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Me and Vepres eventually clinched the nominations, and you can check the results in the Gallery.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Coppersmith vs. Bahney vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

vs.

Gutierrez vs. Moore vs. Pilar vs. L'Hermine

     Please. It will be interesting to see how well each wing fares in the running.

[Mint]

Crank up my PIP points, established points and familiarity as high as you can go.

[Vepres]

I recommend that every candidates states percentages (except maybe in their home states) and how well know and how well established are equal so as to create a more competitive race.

[Hash]

Crank up my PIP points, established points and familiarity as high as you can go.

[pogo stick]

Coppersmith vs. Bahney vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

vs.

Gutierrez vs. Moore vs. Pilar vs. L'Hermine

     Please. It will be interesting to see how well each wing fares in the running.

Do it!!!!

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Just a quick note on percentages: I set everyone at 20% across the board, except for 30% in their home states.

[tmthforu94]

Okay, I'm going to try this again
Republican:
Bahney vs. Moratlis vs. Coppersmith vs. John Smith vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

Democrat:
Constine vs. L'Hermine vs. Pilar
 
I played as Mary Ruwart, Libertarian...

Map before Iowa...
Republican:


Democrat:


On January 21st, Coppersmith and Smith dropped out of the Republican race. Drexler suprisingly wins Michigan, but doesn't get many delegates from it. Valmont also eeked out a win in Florida. Going into Super Tuesday, Bahney was the presumptive nominee for Republicans, while it was a 3-man race for the Democratic nomination.
On Super Tueday, Valmont performed suprisingly well, winning 5 states. On the Democratic side, Pilar performed well, and earned frontrunner status. On February 21, Moratlis withdrew from the race. Valmont withdraws on March 3. The following week, Drexler endorses Bahney, and withdraws from the race. Bahney is the Republican nominee.
The Democratic primaries drug on. It was very similar to RL 2008, except there were 3 candidates. Pilar had a slight delegate lead, but still needed 400 more. No one would be the nominee by the end of the primaries.
Indiana Results:
L'Hermine: 33.4%
Constine: 33.1%
Pilar: 33.5%
At the convention Constine was eliminated first, although he had recieved more votes than L'Hermine. In the final vote, Pilar recieved a majority, and became the Democratic nominee, at a very divided convention.
Bahney/Lieberman vs. Pilar/Biden vs. Ruwart/Brown
Final Map:


Bahney: 54.8%  107,802,595
Pilar: 41.3%       81,204,562
Ruwart: 3.9%    7,576,207
Best Bahney State: Utah, 83%
Best Pilar State: D.C., 65%
Best Ruwart State: Illinois, 11%

[Vepres]

Coppersmith vs. Bahney vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

vs.

Gutierrez vs. Moore vs. Pilar vs. L'Hermine

     Please. It will be interesting to see how well each wing fares in the running.

I... I... I'm not in there. .

JK. I would no doubt siphon votes from somebody else, thus hurting the candidate of one wing.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Coppersmith vs. Bahney vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

vs.

Gutierrez vs. Moore vs. Pilar vs. L'Hermine

     Please. It will be interesting to see how well each wing fares in the running.

I... I... I'm not in there. .

JK. I would no doubt siphon votes from somebody else, thus hurting the candidate of one wing.

     Well yeah, that would introduce two libertarians to the Republican nomination race.

[Vepres]

Coppersmith vs. Bahney vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

vs.

Gutierrez vs. Moore vs. Pilar vs. L'Hermine

     Please. It will be interesting to see how well each wing fares in the running.

I... I... I'm not in there. .

JK. I would no doubt siphon votes from somebody else, thus hurting the candidate of one wing.

     Well yeah, that would introduce two libertarians to the Republican nomination race.

I'm eagerly awaiting the results.

If I had to guess, I would say you would be the most likely to win, simply because if New Hampshire and Nevada.

[Vepres]

Coppersmith vs. Bahney vs. Drexler vs. Valmont

vs.

Gutierrez vs. Moore vs. Pilar vs. L'Hermine

     Please. It will be interesting to see how well each wing fares in the running.

Bump.

Please do this Ben, I'm very interested.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Who is Gutierrez?

[Associate Justice PiT]

Who is Gutierrez?

@Andy Jackson and Gporter: you're not constitutionally allowed to be president. you might want to change the ages on your profiles.

Title: Governor
First name: Evan
Last name: Gutierrez
Party: Democrat (If possible, change it to Party for Socialism and Liberation)
Age: 46
Gender: M
PIP: 450
Home region: Indiana
Starting funds: maximum
Primaries description: can the far-left governor of  Indiana capture the Democrat nomination?
General description: Can the far-left governor of Indiana triumph to win the Presidency?
How well known: 2
How well established: 5
Percentage goal: 51%
Seats goal: 300

Attributes: (28 total points allowed, 1-5):
Leadership:4
Integrity: 4
Experience: 5
Issue Familiarity: 4
Charisma: 5
Stamina: 4
Debating: 2

Abortion
L

Balanced Budget
L

Business Tax
FL

Education
FL

Energy
L

Environment
FL

Gun Control
L

Health Care
FL

Homeland Security
L

Immigration
L

Iran
L

Iraq
FL

Outsourcing
L

Personal Tax
L

Same-Sex Marriage
FL

Social Security
FL

Unions
L

War on Terror
L

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Pre-Iowa Democrats:


Pre=Iowa Republicans:


Better quality in gallery.