Troubling Times - A 1968 Presidential Election Game (Rules, Sign-up, and OOC)

[Jaguar4life]

Can Goldwater be in the next debate?

[NewYorkExpress]

Can Goldwater be in the next debate?

Nixon specifically challenged Baker to the one on the eighth, and I thought Goldwater already was in the one on the fifteenth.

[Jaguar4life]

Can Goldwater be in the next debate?

Nixon specifically challenged Baker to the one on the eighth, and I thought Goldwater already was in the one on the fifteenth.

Oh yeah

[Huey Long is a Republican]

I'm typing up the second debate. I just need to write the last two questions. NYE, Terp, go nuts.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

both debates have been posted. Feel free to respond as many times as you want to. NYE, Terp, be sure to label which debate you're responding to.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Baker Ballots:

West Virginia: 10 (On Ballot)
Washington D.C.: 8 (On Ballot)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Nixon Ballots:

Wisconsin: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected)
Massachusetts: 8 (On Ballot)
Washington D.C.: 3 (Request to be on Ballot rejected)
Indiana: 6 (On Ballot)
Ohio: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected)
Nebraska: 8 (On Ballot)
West Virginia: 7 (On Ballot)
Florida: 10 (On Ballot)
Oregon: 7 (On Ballot)
California: 5 (Request to be on Ballot rejected)
New Jersey: 2 (Request to be on Ballot rejected)
South Dakota: 1 (Request to be on Ballot rejected)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Scranton Ballots

New Hampshire: 9 (On Ballot)
Wisconsin: 7 (On Ballot)
Ohio: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected to for this Turn)
California: 9 (On Ballot)
New Jersey: 7 (On Ballot)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Case Ballots:

New Hampshire: 8 (On Ballot)
Massachusetts: 9 (On Ballot)
Pennsylvania: 8 (On Ballot)
Washington D.C: 6 (On Ballot)
Indiana: 7 (On Ballot)
Nebraska: 9 (On Ballot)
South Dakota: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Oregon: 7 (On Ballot)
Illinois: 9 (On Ballot)

(RNG likes you, x-guy)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Romney Ballots:

Massachusetts: 8 (On Ballot)
Washington DC: 9 (On Ballot)
Oregon: 7 (On Ballot)
Illinois: 6 (On Ballot)

[x-Guy]

Case Ballots:

New Hampshire: 8 (On Ballot)
Massachusetts: 9 (On Ballot)
Pennsylvania: 8 (On Ballot)
Washington D.C: 6 (On Ballot)
Indiana: 7 (On Ballot)
Nebraska: 9 (On Ballot)
South Dakota: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Oregon: 7 (On Ballot)
Illinois: 9 (On Ballot)

(RNG likes you, x-guy)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Smith Ballots:

Wisconsin: 3 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Massachusetts: 2 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Illinois: 6 (On Ballot)
Indiana: 8 (On Ballot)
New Jersey: 2 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Ohio: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Oregon: 9 (On Ballot)
California: 7 (On Ballot)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Case Ballots:

New Hampshire: 8 (On Ballot)
Massachusetts: 9 (On Ballot)
Pennsylvania: 8 (On Ballot)
Washington D.C: 6 (On Ballot)
Indiana: 7 (On Ballot)
Nebraska: 9 (On Ballot)
South Dakota: 4 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this Turn)
Oregon: 7 (On Ballot)
Illinois: 9 (On Ballot)

(RNG likes you, x-guy)

x-guy made a sacrifice to the RNG Gods. No other explanation. 

[terp40hitch]

Ballots

New Hampshire

Howard Baker

Richard Nixon

George Romney

Margret Chase Smith

Ronald Reagan

Clifford Case

George Scranton

Wisconsin

Clifford Case

Nealson Rockefeller

George Scranton

Pennsylvainia

Richard Nixon

George Romney

Margert Chase Smith

William Scranton

Clifford Case

Massachuetts

Nealson Rockefeller

William Scranton

Clifford Case

George Romney

Richard Nixon

Washington D.C.

Ronald Reagan

Clifford Case

Howard Baker

George Romney

Indiana

Nealson Rockefeller

Ronald Reagan

Clifford Case

Richard Nixon

Margret Chase Smith

Ohio

George Romney

Clifford Case

Nealson Rockefeller

Ronald Reagan

Nebraska

Barry Goldwater

Clifford Case

Richard Nixon

West Virginia

Barry Goldwater

Ronald Reagan

Howard Baker

Richard Nixon

Florida

Howard Baker

Nealson Rockefeller

Ronald Reagan

Richard Nixon

Oregon

Nealson Rockefeller

Barry Goldwater

Ronald Reagan

William Scranton

Clifford Case

George Romney

Richard Nixon

Margret Chase Smith

Califronia

Barry Goldwater

Ronald Reagan

George Scranton

Margret Chase Smith

New Jersey

Clifford Case

Barry Goldwater

George Scranton

South Dakota

Nealson Rockefeller

Ronald Reagan

Illinios

Richard Nixon

Nealson Rockefeller

William Scranton

Clifford Case

George Romney

Margret Chase Smith

[Huey Long is a Republican]

From what I've seen on Wikipedia, I have the list of Delegates per state for the Republican Party. I don't know for the Democrats however and someone will need to link me a page with their delegates per state. Anyways, here is the Republican Delegate Numbers:

Delegates by State (Republicans):

Alabama: 26 Delegates (Separate)
Alaska: 12 Delegates (Separate)
Arizona: 16 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Arkansas: 18 Delegates (Winner Take All)
California: 86 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Colorado: 18 Delegates (Separate)
Connecticut: 16 Delegates (Separate)
Delaware: 12 Delegates (Separate)
Florida: 34 Delegates (Separate)
Georgia: 30 Delegates (Separate)
Hawaii: 14 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Idaho: 14 Delegates (Separate)
Illinois: 58 Delegates (Separate)
Indiana: 26 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Iowa: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Kansas: 20 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Kentucky: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Louisiana: 26 Delegates (Separate)
Maine: 14 Delegates (Separate)
Maryland: 26 Delegates (Separate)
Massachusetts: 34 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Michigan: 48 Delegates (Separate)
Minnesota: 26 Delegates (Separate)
Mississippi: 20 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Missouri: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Montana: 14 Delegates (Separate)
Nebraska: 16 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Nevada: 12 Delegates (Separate)
New Hampshire: 8 Delegates (Winner Take All)
New Jersey: 40 Delegates (Separate)
New Mexico: 14 Delegates (Separate)
New York: 92 Delegates (Separate)
North Carolina: 26 Delegates (Separate)
North Dakota: 8 Delegates (Separate)
Ohio: 58 Delegates (Separate)
Oklahoma: 22 Delegates (Separate)
Oregon: 18 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Pennsylvania: 64 Delegates (Separate)
Rhode Island: 14 Delegates (Winner Take All)
South Carolina: 22 Delegates (Winner Take All)
South Dakota: 14 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Tennessee: 28 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Texas: 46 Delegates (Separate)
Utah: 8 Delegates (Separate)
Vermont: 12 Delegates (Separate)
Virginia: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Washington: 24 Delegates (Separate)
West Virginia: 14 Delegates (Separate)
Wisconsin: 30 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Wyoming: 12 Delegates (Winner Take All)
District of Columbia: 9 Delegates (Separate)
Puerto Rico: 5 Delegates (Winner Take All)
US Virgin Islands: 3 Delegates (Separate)
667 Delegates (a Majority) to be Nominated
1333 Delegates in Total

[Huey Long is a Republican]

If People are wondering, here is how will Delegate association go after the New Hampshire Primary.

Post New Hampshire: Maine and Vermont will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Wisconsin: Michigan and Minnesota will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Pennsylvania: Delaware will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Massachusetts: Connecticut and Rhode Island will state who their Delegates will support.
Post D.C, Indiana, and Ohio: Maryland will state who their Delegates will support.
Post West Virginia and Nebraska: Kansas, Kentucky, Virginia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, North Carolina, Colorado, and Arkansas will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Florida and Oregon: Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas, and Washington will state who their Delegates will support.
Post California, New Jersey, and South Dakota: Arizona, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Illinois: Missouri and Iowa will state who their Delegates will support.
Convention: USVI and PR will state who their Delegates will support.

[terp40hitch]

Prediction of First Ballot Vote (I can't predict where it goes from here since I do predict it goes to a second ballot)

Margret Chase Smith: 58

Howard Baker: 238

Clifford Case: 172

Harold Stassen: 21

Richard Nixon: 93

Barry Goldwater: 88

Ronald Reagan: 243

Nealson Rockefeller: 132

George Scranton: 129

George Romney: 142

[Joe Biden 2024]

If People are wondering, here is how will Delegate association go after the New Hampshire Primary.

Post New Hampshire: Maine and Vermont will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Wisconsin: Michigan and Minnesota will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Pennsylvania: Delaware will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Massachusetts: Connecticut and Rhode Island will state who their Delegates will support.
Post D.C, Indiana, and Ohio: Maryland will state who their Delegates will support.
Post West Virginia and Nebraska: Kansas, Kentucky, Virginia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, North Carolina, Colorado, and Arkansas will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Florida and Oregon: Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas, and Washington will state who their Delegates will support.
Post California, New Jersey, and South Dakota: Arizona, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Illinois: Missouri and Iowa will state who their Delegates will support.
Convention: USVI and PR will state who their Delegates will support.

Is there going to be a method to determine who gets which delegates?

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Prediction of First Ballot Vote (I can't predict where it goes from here since I do predict it goes to a second ballot)

Margret Chase Smith: 58

Howard Baker: 238

Clifford Case: 172

Harold Stassen: 21

Richard Nixon: 93

Barry Goldwater: 88

Ronald Reagan: 243

Nealson Rockefeller: 132

George Scranton: 129

George Romney: 142

Interesting, I must ask why you gave Case MO and Ronnie AR.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

If People are wondering, here is how will Delegate association go after the New Hampshire Primary.

Post New Hampshire: Maine and Vermont will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Wisconsin: Michigan and Minnesota will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Pennsylvania: Delaware will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Massachusetts: Connecticut and Rhode Island will state who their Delegates will support.
Post D.C, Indiana, and Ohio: Maryland will state who their Delegates will support.
Post West Virginia and Nebraska: Kansas, Kentucky, Virginia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, North Carolina, Colorado, and Arkansas will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Florida and Oregon: Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas, and Washington will state who their Delegates will support.
Post California, New Jersey, and South Dakota: Arizona, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming will state who their Delegates will support.
Post Illinois: Missouri and Iowa will state who their Delegates will support.
Convention: USVI and PR will state who their Delegates will support.

Is there going to be a method to determine who gets which delegates?

For WTA States, all the Delegates will go to the Candidate they choose.

For Separate States, the Delegates will be randomly decided based in the popularity of Candidates in said state on a state caucus held on the Primaries same night, though it's Minor and only determines Delegate by Caucus winner.

For the Primaries, WTA means all the Delegates go to the winner, while for separate, any candidate over 15% gets an amount of Candidates based by Support.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Delegates by State (Democrats):

Alabama: 52 Delegates (Separate)
Alaska: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Arizona: 32 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Arkansas: 36 Delegates (Winner Take All)
California: 172 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Colorado: 36 Delegates (Separate)
Connecticut: 32 Delegates (Separate)
Delaware: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Florida: 68 Delegates (Separate)
Georgia: 60 Delegates (Separate)
Hawaii: 28 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Idaho: 28 Delegates (Separate)
Illinois: 116 Delegates (Separate)
Indiana: 52 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Iowa: 48 Delegates (Separate)
Kansas: 40 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Kentucky: 48 Delegates (Separate)
Louisiana: 52 Delegates (Separate)
Maine: 28 Delegates (Separate)
Maryland: 52 Delegates (Separate)
Massachusetts: 68 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Michigan: 96 Delegates (Separate)
Minnesota: 52 Delegates (Separate)
Mississippi: 40 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Missouri: 48 Delegates (Separate)
Montana: 28 Delegates (Separate)
Nebraska: 32 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Nevada: 24 Delegates (Separate)
New Hampshire: 16 Delegates (Winner Take All)
New Jersey: 80 Delegates (Separate)
New Mexico: 28 Delegates (Separate)
New York: 184 Delegates (Separate)
North Carolina: 52 Delegates (Separate)
North Dakota: 16 Delegates (Separate)
Ohio: 116 Delegates (Separate)
Oklahoma: 44 Delegates (Separate)
Oregon: 36 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Pennsylvania: 128 Delegates (Separate)
Rhode Island: 28 Delegates (Winner Take All)
South Carolina: 44 Delegates (Winner Take All)
South Dakota: 28 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Tennessee: 56 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Texas: 92 Delegates (Separate)
Utah: 16 Delegates (Separate)
Vermont: 24 Delegates (Separate)
Virginia: 48 Delegates (Separate)
Washington: 48 Delegates (Separate)
West Virginia: 28 Delegates (Separate)
Wisconsin: 60 Delegates (Winner Take All)
Wyoming: 12 Delegates (Winner Take All)
District of Columbia: 4 Delegates (Separate)
Puerto Rico: 2 Delegates (Winner Take All)
US Virgin Islands: 1 Delegate (Separate)
1304 Delegates (a Majority) to be Nominated
2607 Delegates in Total

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Yeah, I winged it but eh, it's probably close enough.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Mink Ballots:

Wisconsin: 9 (On Ballot)
Pennsylvania: 3 (Request to be On Ballot Rejected for this Turn)
Massachusetts: 5 (Request to be On Ballot Rejected for this Turn)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Rockefeller Ballots:

New Hampshire: 8 (On Ballot)
Pennsylvania: 2 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this turn)
Washington D.C.: 5 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this turn)
Nebraska: 6 (On Ballot)
West Virginia: 5 (Request to be on Ballot rejected for this turn)
California: 6 (On Ballot)
New Jersey: 8 (On Ballot)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Question for all players: Once we get to the Pirmaries, you want coverage precinct by Precinct for small states like NH and County by County for the other states and do Caucuses by calling them as a Candidate wins them (One caucus for a WTA state, number of Delegates will equal the number of Caucuses for a Separate State) or should I just skip it and go to the day after?