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

[Grassroots]

Thumb21 - 253 EVs/38% PV
Grassr00ts - 129 EVs/34% PV
ThatConservativeGuy - 156 EVs/28% PV


Thumb21 gets the dem nomination and runs a generic D campaign.

Moderate republican Grassroots barely makes it out of an extremely rigorous and long primary battle with the more base friendly ThatConservativeGuy, winning just enough delegates to power through the convention.

However, ThatConservativeGuy runs an aggressive socially conservative independent campaign, taking away Grassroots's support in the deep south and mountain west.

In the end, the election is sent to the house, and Thumb21 is elected president.

[Grassroots]

DEM PRIMARY
MormDem defeats Politician

GENERAL ELECTION
Grassr00ts barely defeats MormDem

[Grassroots]

Morgankingsley vs. Grassr00ts vs Hillgoose


Republican Primary:

Hillgoose wraps up some southern and western states. Morgankingsley wins the pacific and some other liberal states. Grassr00ts takes the rust belt and midwest, leading into a contested convention.

[Grassroots]

538Electoral (R-OH)
Grassr00ts (R-IL)
FDB (R-CT)

[Grassroots]

                                          Republican nomination

Lakigigar (Moderatism, Populism, Protectionism)
Grassr00ts (Right wing populism, Paleoconservatism, Nationalism)
DeadPrez (Libertarianism, Economic liberalism, Social liberalism)

[Grassroots]

Republican Nomination

Sen. Dean Heller (National Conservatism, Economic Liberalism)
Grassr00ts (Right wing populism, Nationalism)
Penn_Quaker_Girl (Liberal Conservatism, Classic Liberalism)

Sen. Dean Heller is able to run a middle road campaign while facing attacks from both the left (PQG) and right (Me) wings of the party. PQG runs a moderate campaign and wins most of New England and northern urban areas. I run a populist campaign and win a decent chunk of the south and midwest, including the Iowa caucus, however I am damaged by my own rhetoric and am forced to drop out after losing my own state of Illinois. SDH is able to carry the east coast and sweep the west, allowing him to easily become the nominee.

[Grassroots]

Republican Nomination

Sen. Dean Heller (National Conservatism, Economic Liberalism)
Grassr00ts (Right wing populism, Nationalism)
Penn_Quaker_Girl (Liberal Conservatism, Classic Liberalism)

Sen. Dean Heller is able to run a middle road campaign while facing attacks from both the left (PQG) and right (Me) wings of the party. PQG runs a moderate campaign and wins most of New England and northern urban areas. I run a populist campaign and win a decent chunk of the south and midwest, including the Iowa caucus, however I am damaged by my own rhetoric and am forced to drop out after losing my own state of Illinois. SDH is able to carry the east coast and sweep the west, allowing him to easily become the nominee.

Amn't I more right wing than you on both columns of the chart?

(skip)

Economically, yes. Socially, no.

[Grassroots]

Republican Nomination

Sen. Dean Heller (National Conservatism, Economic Liberalism)
Grassr00ts (Right wing populism, Nationalism)
Penn_Quaker_Girl (Liberal Conservatism, Classic Liberalism)

Sen. Dean Heller is able to run a middle road campaign while facing attacks from both the left (PQG) and right (Me) wings of the party. PQG runs a moderate campaign and wins most of New England and northern urban areas. I run a populist campaign and win a decent chunk of the south and midwest, including the Iowa caucus, however I am damaged by my own rhetoric and am forced to drop out after losing my own state of Illinois. SDH is able to carry the east coast and sweep the west, allowing him to easily become the nominee.

Amn't I more right wing than you on both columns of the chart?

(skip)

Economically, yes. Socially, no.

Socially, you're +2.09, and I'm plus 1.57

A big part of that is foreign policy IIRC?

Yes. If you factor out foreign policy, I am probably much higher.

[Grassroots]

Primary vs DPK


General election vs. Liam