2024 Election Game - Sign Ups and OOC

[KaiserDave]

Phil Scott possible?
If not, Charlie Baker.

Phil Scott is fine.

Thanks

[KaiserDave]

So, when can I start posting, and how much can I? Also, what's the current Senate composition.

And just saying, Cortez is not going to be next Governor of New York but it's fine I guess.

[OBD]

So, when can I start posting, and how much can I? Also, what's the current Senate composition.

And just saying, Cortez is not going to be next Governor of New York but it's fine I guess.

The Senate composition is 68-32 Democrat due to the wave election of 2022. But Republicans are poised to gain many seats in 2024 so it will return to normal.

I'll make it clear when the first turn starts, I'm waiting for enough people. But feel free to write an announcement post.

[KaiserDave]

So, when can I start posting, and how much can I? Also, what's the current Senate composition.

And just saying, Cortez is not going to be next Governor of New York but it's fine I guess.

The Senate composition is 68-32 Democrat due to the wave election of 2022. But Republicans are poised to gain many seats in 2024 so it will return to normal.

I'll make it clear when the first turn starts, I'm waiting for enough people. But feel free to write an announcement post.

Also would Phil Scott get any head start in NH?

[KaiserDave]

And, can I say Phil Scott is still the Governor? I'd assume I'd be able to have some kind of high approval in Vermont.

[OBD]

So, when can I start posting, and how much can I? Also, what's the current Senate composition.

And just saying, Cortez is not going to be next Governor of New York but it's fine I guess.

The Senate composition is 68-32 Democrat due to the wave election of 2022. But Republicans are poised to gain many seats in 2024 so it will return to normal.

I'll make it clear when the first turn starts, I'm waiting for enough people. But feel free to write an announcement post.

Also would Phil Scott get any head start in NH?

If you are referring to poll numbers/early campaigning, he will have an edge overall in the Northeast.

And, can I say Phil Scott is still the Governor? I'd assume I'd be able to have some kind of high approval in Vermont.

Yes. He is still the governor.

[KaiserDave]

So, when can I start posting, and how much can I? Also, what's the current Senate composition.

And just saying, Cortez is not going to be next Governor of New York but it's fine I guess.

The Senate composition is 68-32 Democrat due to the wave election of 2022. But Republicans are poised to gain many seats in 2024 so it will return to normal.

I'll make it clear when the first turn starts, I'm waiting for enough people. But feel free to write an announcement post.

Also would Phil Scott get any head start in NH?

If you are referring to poll numbers/early campaigning, he will have an edge overall in the Northeast.

And, can I say Phil Scott is still the Governor? I'd assume I'd be able to have some kind of high approval in Vermont.

Yes. He is still the governor.

Alright awesome, thanks.

[x-Guy]

I've decided I'll take Shapiro. The whole impeachment gate scenario may very well help him incredibly in this election. Lets see how this goes.

[OBD]

I've decided I'll take Shapiro. The whole impeachment gate scenario may very well help him incredibly in this election. Lets see how this goes.

Cool, will note.

[NewYorkExpress]

On second thought, are you going to personally do the debates, and if not, can I moderate them?

[OBD]

On second thought, are you going to personally do the debates, and if not, can I moderate them?

My plan was to send question via PM, have the candidates respond, then allow for rebuttals. At this point I would rather have another candidate (specifically another Democratic candidate) but feel free to submit questions.

[NewYorkExpress]

On second thought, are you going to personally do the debates, and if not, can I moderate them?

My plan was to send question via PM, have the candidates respond, then allow for rebuttals. At this point I would rather have another candidate (specifically another Democratic candidate) but feel free to submit questions.

Thanks. I think you'll get another Democrat soon enough.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

can the 2018, 2020, and 2022 Governor and Senate Maps be posted?

[OBD]

can the 2018, 2020, and 2022 Governor and Senate Maps be posted?

Yes. I'll certainly get it done by tomorrow if not tonight

[Huey Long is a Republican]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

[OBD]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

Not to similar, maybe make Super Tuesday a bit earlier, replace Nevada with something else, etc, etc. I might be able to help with delegates tho

[NewYorkExpress]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

Personally, I think you should mess with the order (for example be willing to have someone leapfrog Iowa).

So a possible order would be Nevada, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Iowa.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

Personally, I think you should mess with the order (for example be willing to have someone leapfrog Iowa).

So a possible order would be Nevada, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Iowa.

actually, Iowa and New Hampshire have been confirmed to always be the first states. Hell, one time, New Hampshire tried to SUE another state for trying to place their primary before them, same with Iowa.

[OBD]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

Personally, I think you should mess with the order (for example be willing to have someone leapfrog Iowa).

So a possible order would be Nevada, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Iowa.

actually, Iowa and New Hampshire have been confirmed to always be the first states. Hell, one time, New Hampshire tired to SUE another state for trying to place their primary before them, same with Iowa.

Anyway, I would love help with the delegates. Thanks for the offer! Regarding order, I'll focus on delegates first and make a decision after that.

[Joe Biden 2024]

I'd like to join as Chris Murphy.

[OBD]

I'd like to join as Chris Murphy.

Noted, thanks!

[NewYorkExpress]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

Personally, I think you should mess with the order (for example be willing to have someone leapfrog Iowa).

So a possible order would be Nevada, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Iowa.

actually, Iowa and New Hampshire have been confirmed to always be the first states. Hell, one time, New Hampshire tried to SUE another state for trying to place their primary before them, same with Iowa.

One day, Iowa/New Hampshire will lose such a lawsuit. That would be a plausible scenario to start with for this game.

[Continential]

Can I have Allison Lundragan Grimes if she was elected to the Senate in 2020 or Governor Jim Hood

[OBD]

also, will there a primaries list and delegate count for each state?

To be honest, I have no idea how delegates work and I intend to do some research on allocation. Help would be appreciated. I should be able to do a schedule however, with a similar order to 2016.

Personally, I think you should mess with the order (for example be willing to have someone leapfrog Iowa).

So a possible order would be Nevada, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Iowa.

actually, Iowa and New Hampshire have been confirmed to always be the first states. Hell, one time, New Hampshire tried to SUE another state for trying to place their primary before them, same with Iowa.

One day, Iowa/New Hampshire will lose such a lawsuit. That would be a plausible scenario to start with for this game.

@New Tennessean Politician HUGE SHOUTOUT for the delegate numbers! I think I'm going to roll with that.

Regarding scheduling, I will draft a proposed primary schedule and post it sometime in the near future. I will take your suggestion into account and do research on the previous lawsuits.