Forward? – A 2012 Election Game (Sign Up and Rules Thread)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

I’m a member of this forum too. I should be allowed to play

you can, just not as a celeb candidate.

[OSR STANDS WITH PALESTINE]

I’m a member of this forum too. I should be allowed to play

you can, just not as a celeb candidate.

Adam Carolla is a celebrity candidate. So I don’t wanna hear that bull. I just wanna play the damn game and have fun

[Lumine]

That's enough. I closed additional sign-ups already as three players entered the game.

[terp40hitch]

Even If Manson was allowed to run he had no chance of a win since Carolla already has the outsider vote

[OSR STANDS WITH PALESTINE]

Even If Manson was allowed to run he had no chance of a win since Carolla already has the outsider vote

Wrong

[OSR STANDS WITH PALESTINE]

[DKrol]

Just ban him.

[OSR STANDS WITH PALESTINE]

Just ban him.

No

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Just ban him.

[Grassroots]

Just ban him.

One more chance for him to respect our rules and then I will make a petition to ban.

[Lumine]

I don't want to lock this thread so please, no more comnents on this particular matter.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

I don't want to lock this thread so please, no more comnents on this particular matter.

I think it's stopped now.

[terp40hitch]

New turn up soon?

[terp40hitch]

I am not planning on doing this any time soon but when can we announce our vp picks

[adamevans]

I am not planning on doing this any time soon but when can we announce our vp picks

Presumably at the convention if you are the nominee

[NewYorkExpress]

I am not planning on doing this any time soon but when can we announce our vp picks

Presumably at the convention if you are the nominee

Or earlier if you manage to clinch the nomination before the convention...which Hillary might well do, if Biden doesn't win Michigan.

[adamevans]

GOP Primary Minority Demographic Polling (what i think it'd be)

African- Americans
Fletcher: 70%
Brown: 13%
Paul: 9%
Carolla: 6%
Bachmann: 1%
Santorum: 1%

Hispanic- Americans
Paul: 48%
Carolla: 24%
Fletcher: 20%
Brown: 5%
Bachmann: 2%
Santorum: 1%

Asian- Americans
Carolla: 36%
Fletcher: 32%
Paul: 25%
Brown: 3%
Bachmann: 3%
Santorum: 1%

[terp40hitch]

I am not planning on doing this any time soon but when can we announce our vp picks

Presumably at the convention if you are the nominee

Maybe somebody could pull a Ted Cruz

[adamevans]

I am not planning on doing this any time soon but when can we announce our vp picks

Presumably at the convention if you are the nominee

Maybe somebody could pull a Ted Cruz

That's a bit unrealistic in 2012. Not even Santorum did that originally.

[terp40hitch]

Vote By Gender(What I think it would be)

Men:
Fletcher:32%
Paul:27%
Carolla:21%
Brown:9%
Bachmann:8%
Santorum:2%

Women:
Fletcher:31%
Paul:23%
Bachmann:19%
Carolla:18%
Brown:8%
Santorum:1%

[adamevans]

GOP Primary Minority Demographic Polling (what i think it'd be)

African- Americans
Fletcher: 70%
Brown: 13%
Paul: 9%
Carolla: 6%
Bachmann: 1%
Santorum: 1%

Hispanic- Americans
Paul: 48%
Carolla: 24%
Fletcher: 20%
Brown: 5%
Bachmann: 2%
Santorum: 1%

Asian- Americans
Carolla: 36%
Fletcher: 32%
Paul: 25%
Brown: 3%
Bachmann: 3%
Santorum: 1%

I agree that Fletcher is leading the AA vote, but I'm really not sure about the Hispanic (and Latino vote in general) and the Asian vote, I'd expect Brown to be polling at least a little higher with Hispanics and Latinos, and I have no idea about the Asian vote.

I wouldn't expect Brown to begin the race with massive polling from Latinos, and most of his support would probably come from White Voters in the Northeast. I think the Asian vote would be split between the three original candidates.

[terp40hitch]

GOP Primary Minority Demographic Polling (what i think it'd be)

African- Americans
Fletcher: 70%
Brown: 13%
Paul: 9%
Carolla: 6%
Bachmann: 1%
Santorum: 1%

Hispanic- Americans
Paul: 48%
Carolla: 24%
Fletcher: 20%
Brown: 5%
Bachmann: 2%
Santorum: 1%

Asian- Americans
Carolla: 36%
Fletcher: 32%
Paul: 25%
Brown: 3%
Bachmann: 3%
Santorum: 1%

I agree that Fletcher is leading the AA vote, but I'm really not sure about the Hispanic (and Latino vote in general) and the Asian vote, I'd expect Brown to be polling at least a little higher with Hispanics and Latinos, and I have no idea about the Asian vote.

I wouldn't expect Brown to begin the race with massive polling from Latinos, and most of his support would probably come from White Voters in the Northeast. I think the Asian vote would be split between the three original candidates.

I agree with the rankings of Carolla,Fletcher, Santorum and Paul but I think your overrating Brown since he is little known and little experience and Bachmann is being underrated since she was a well known conservative before she got in the race

[adamevans]

GOP Primary Minority Demographic Polling (what i think it'd be)

African- Americans
Fletcher: 70%
Brown: 13%
Paul: 9%
Carolla: 6%
Bachmann: 1%
Santorum: 1%

Hispanic- Americans
Paul: 48%
Carolla: 24%
Fletcher: 20%
Brown: 5%
Bachmann: 2%
Santorum: 1%

Asian- Americans
Carolla: 36%
Fletcher: 32%
Paul: 25%
Brown: 3%
Bachmann: 3%
Santorum: 1%

I agree that Fletcher is leading the AA vote, but I'm really not sure about the Hispanic (and Latino vote in general) and the Asian vote, I'd expect Brown to be polling at least a little higher with Hispanics and Latinos, and I have no idea about the Asian vote.

I wouldn't expect Brown to begin the race with massive polling from Latinos, and most of his support would probably come from White Voters in the Northeast. I think the Asian vote would be split between the three original candidates.

I agree with the rankings of Carolla,Fletcher, Santorum and Paul but I think your overrating Brown since he is little known and little experience and Bachmann is being underrated since she was a well known conservative before she got in the race

The vast majority of Bachmann supporters would probably be white.

[terp40hitch]

GOP Primary Minority Demographic Polling (what i think it'd be)

African- Americans
Fletcher: 70%
Brown: 13%
Paul: 9%
Carolla: 6%
Bachmann: 1%
Santorum: 1%

Hispanic- Americans
Paul: 48%
Carolla: 24%
Fletcher: 20%
Brown: 5%
Bachmann: 2%
Santorum: 1%

Asian- Americans
Carolla: 36%
Fletcher: 32%
Paul: 25%
Brown: 3%
Bachmann: 3%
Santorum: 1%

I agree that Fletcher is leading the AA vote, but I'm really not sure about the Hispanic (and Latino vote in general) and the Asian vote, I'd expect Brown to be polling at least a little higher with Hispanics and Latinos, and I have no idea about the Asian vote.

I wouldn't expect Brown to begin the race with massive polling from Latinos, and most of his support would probably come from White Voters in the Northeast. I think the Asian vote would be split between the three original candidates.

I agree with the rankings of Carolla,Fletcher, Santorum and Paul but I think your overrating Brown since he is little known and little experience and Bachmann is being underrated since she was a well known conservative before she got in the race

The vast majority of Bachmann supporters would probably be white.

That is probably true since she is a hard core conservative and from one of the most white states in the union

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Just you wait. I'll only focus on 5 states. I won't care about winning any more states then the one I'm focusing on (I'll probably place second or third in 3 of the 5 but hey, that is still a win in my books)