GOP Presidential Primary

[Keystone Phil]

I love doing these every once in awhile.

So here are a few candidates from different "wings" of the GOP:


Governor Keystone Phil - a traditional conservative on social, economic, fiscal and foreign policy issues from a big city in a swing state in the Northeast.

Senator AndrewBerger - a true moderate Republican who leans to the left on social issues but is more conservative on economics. Andrew is also from the Northeast.

Governor PBrunsel - a heartland conservative who emphasizes social policy. PBrunsel's base is with rural Republicans.

Senator Mike Naso - an all around conservative Republican from the swing state of Ohio with a unique passion for foreign policy and national security. Naso is an outspoken defense hawk.

Governor NixonNow - a conservative leaning New Jersey Republican who champions fiscally conservative principles.

Senator htmldon - a well known GOP loyalist with a strong centrist identity, Don hails from the Republican stronghold of Tennessee. While he struggles with the base of his party from time to time, Don is known for having great crossover appeal in General elections.


So there you have it - six Republicans (three Governors, three Senators) from different areas with different ideological backgrounds. My question to you is not the usual "who wins?" overall. Instead, how would the following early states turn out:

Iowa
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Michigan
South Carolina
Nevada
Florida


Feel free to expand, if you'd like, into Super Tuesday and maybe even beyond. Take into account everything you know about each candidate. Please post maps of how each state would go if you can to make reading the results easier.

[Keystone Phil]

You neglected to mention Naso's populist leanings.

I don't think Naso is a populist. He follows the party line.

[Keystone Phil]

If I was a registered US voter, I'd probably register as Republican in order to vote for Andrew Berger.

Care to expand on how the race would turn out in the said states? 

[Keystone Phil]

I am tempted to write myself into the timeline. Meh

Bullmoose Bullmoose!

Well, I left out bullmoose because I thought we had enough Northeastern candidates with a good ideological mix. However, if bullmoose wants to jump into the race this late in his scenario, I guess it is possible.     Or he can just start it over with himself included.

[Keystone Phil]

For the hell of it here's an updated GOP Primary Map. Based on bullmoose88's timeline.

Governor PBrunsel
Senator Mike Naso
Senator AndrewBerger
Senator Don

Naso won Wyoming, not PBrunsel.

[Keystone Phil]

I'm liking this one. 

[Keystone Phil]

I'm liking this one. 

What's your prediction for Super Tuesday?

I'm not getting into that. 

[Keystone Phil]

Why can't you contribute like this all the time? Great stuff.