Make an election map between you and the last two posters.

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AndriyValeriovich - 271
DPKdebator - 165
Thumb21 - 102

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Morgankingsley and I are both moderates, so a primary between him and me running as a Republican would be very close. If there's a general election where one of us runs as an independent, then andjey wins in a 1912-esque scenario where the Republican vote is split:

484 - 54

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Scenario 1:

I defeat alancia in a close Republican primary election, and then go on to narrowly defeat ReaganClinton in the general election.

DPKdebator: 274
ReaganClinton: 264


Scenario 2:

Alancia narrowly defeats me in a close Republican primary election. Facing ReaganClinton in the general election, Alancia does better in the South and Mountain West than me since he's more socially conservative, but his economic centrism costs him just enough Republican votes to lose in a squeaker.

ReaganClinton: 278
Alancia: 260


Scenario 3:

A three-way election would end up having a weird result. Alancia would do well in the South because of his social conservatism. My coalition in this scenario would probably include moderate Republicans, working-class voters, and a good deal of the Midwest. ReaganClinton holds on a lot of the Democratic base, but some (especially progressives) might vote for a third party candidate due to dissatisfaction with his centrist views.

Alancia: 205
ReaganClinton: 202
DPKdebator: 131

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SCENARIO I:

In a Republican primary, a contest between me and SNJC is close due to my unorthodox views and some of SNJC's more controversial positions on issues like guns. SNCJ does well in a lot of "very conservative" areas but loses a fair deal of hardcore conservatives because of some of his positions, while I have a coalition primarily based out of the Northeast, Midwest, and West Coast and narrowly beat SNJC.

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Suburban New Jersey Conservative

DPKdebator - 311 EV
tack50 - 227 EV

In a general election, I'd have a a coalition of blue-collar voters and decent suburban numbers that offset tack's appeal to Hispanics in the Sun Belt.



SCENARIO II:

In a three-way race, SNJC and I split the conservative vote and tack50 wins with a pretty large share of the EV.

tack50 - 406 EV
Suburban New Jersey Conservative - 103 EV
DPKdebator - 29 EV

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Assuming all three of us run in a Republican primary:

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Me and Greg appeal to similar voting blocs, so Grassr00ts sweeps most states in a Republican primary.