Hello Joe!: A President Lieberman Timeline

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Like it!

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Also, would anyone happen to have any info on the 2000 Reform party primaries?  It's very scarce; all I know is that the Illinois primary was on February 16

I'ma get you a link. I once had a thread on it that I made with the help of some data realisticidealist gave me. Also, since then I've discovered a new source for campaign info that might also help.

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https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=139946.0

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Also, would anyone happen to have any info on the 2000 Reform party primaries?  It's very scarce; all I know is that the Illinois primary was on February 16

I'ma get you a link. I once had a thread on it that I made with the help of some data realisticidealist gave me. Also, since then I've discovered a new source for campaign info that might also help.

Thanks Cathcon. So you have something in addition to the link?

ourcampaigns.com. Sadly, after checking them out, doesn't look like they have a schedule. The site is all about recording the results of every political race imaginiable. Usually this includes individual primaries, but not in the case of something as obscure as the Reform Party primary schedule. (hopefully) "Relevant links" are in the last and most recent post in the thread.

Also, where'd you get the info on the IL primary being on Feb. 16?

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I'm hoping this info can contribute to the Reform Party Primary schedule I attempted to build last fall in that thread I linked you to.

EDIT: Hmmm... "straw poll votes"... Do these count on the primary schedule?

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I'm hoping this info can contribute to the Reform Party Primary schedule I attempted to build last fall in that thread I linked you to.

EDIT: Hmmm... "straw poll votes"... Do these count on the primary schedule?

I'm honestly not sure, but I'd assume that they are similar to GOP Iowa Straw Poll, or they are just the Reform Party version of Caucuses, the latter of which makes it much more complicated....

The guy to ask about primary results and whatnot is realisticidealist. In the "Election Results" board above this one, there's a thread dedicated to GOP and Dem primary results and he gave me the link I used to set up my own thread.

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Compiling all the races we end up with, we have this schedule:

January 24th (?): Iowa/Minnesota Reform Straw Poll (RL winner: Hagelin)

February 12th: Illinois Straw Poll (?) (RL winner: Hagelin)

February 22nd: The Michigan Primary (RL winner: Trump)

March 7th: The California Primary (RL winner: Trump)

                  The Missouri Primary (RL winner: Buchanan)

June 6th: The Montana Primary (RL winner: Uncommitted)

August 11th: The National Mail Ballot (RL winner: Buchanan)

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I'd see Wellstone with the advantage in Iowa due to his state being neighbors & both being farm states. Lieberman, on the other hand is from New England, so NH should be easier for him. That's my 2 cents anyway. I'd like to see it come down to a Hillary v. O'Bama race, but of course with a Lieberman victory.

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C'mon, Joe!

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C'mon, Joe!

Waddaya think so far?

I like it.

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I'm gonna miss the idea of having Karl Rove at the center of the political battle from 2001 to 2009. Oh Well, go Dole! And Lieberman!