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[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Love it! Been out of town, sorry guys. Keep generating content and I’ll resume tabulating the election results by Monday.

[Gass3268]

Also, the original map for Wisconsin was really off when it came to population. That Lake Superior district was like half of what the population should be. The map below keeps all counties whole and is within 5% deviation, which would be acceptable in a Parliamentary system.

 

In terms of names I would go:
Green: Wisconsin Southeast (Safe Conservative)
Purple: Milwaukee (Safe Liberal)
Red: Wisconsin Southwest (Safe Progressive)
Yellow: Wisconsin West (Toss Up between all three parties)
Orange: Wisconsin East (Likely Conservative)
Blue: Wisconsin North (Lean Conservative, but can go for a Labour friendly Liberal)

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

SC Provincial Election, 2015 (Assuming SC is the same from the riding borders)




Columbia Inset:


Charleston Inset:

69 nice members of the Legislative Assembly of South Carolina
35 needed for a majority

Conservative Party (Leader: Henry McMaster (Leader's Seat: Columbia Springdale): 35 seats (-19)
Liberal Party (Leader: Jaime Harrison (Leader's Seat: Orangeburg): 29 seats (+16)
Reform Party/Family Values (Leader: Lee Bright (Leader's Seat: Greer)): 3 seats (+1)
Progressive Party/United Citizens (Leader: Arik Bjorn (Leader's Seat: Columbia Centre)): 2 seats (+2)
Grassroots Party (Leader: William Kreml (Ran in Columbia-Arcadia Lakes)): 0 seats (+/- 0)

The 2015 election saw incumbent Premier Henry McMaster (Who was preceded by Nikki Haley, who was chosen as the Romney Ministry's Foreign Minister) nearly lose the Premiership, getting a bare majority in the Assembly. Every single marginal seat flipped, plus some others, like Easley, which was won by Pastor Mark Burns of the Reform Party.

The tipping point seat was Greenwood, a decently Liberal city surrounded by deeply Conservative voters. Incumbent Republican Assemblyman John McCravey, was challenged by Former Greenwood Mayor Floyd Nicholson. This was one of very few upstate districts that the Grassroots fielded a candidate in, Mr. Jim Harvey, a native of Ninety-Six. The Progressives and Reform didn't field a candidate. When the votes were all counted, it went as follows:

John McCravey: 14,307
Floyd Nicholson: 14,301
Jim Harvey: 296

The Progressives got back into the Assembly, with Arik Bjorn successfully taking the seat from James Smith (Who retired to run, successfully, for the Columbia riding after Jim Clyburn's retirement). The second Progressive gain was a shocker, LGBTQ activist Kim Williams took 38% of the vote, quite handily beating both the Liberal and Conservative candidates.


If y'all want to see the riding borders in better detail just ask.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Infobox:



Source: All leader photos except for Bjorn are from Wikimedia Commons. I pulled Bjorn's from my Atlasia profile on the wiki, I assume it should be OK since it's on there but if it's not please tell me.

Detailed results:
Conservative Party (Leader: Henry McMaster (Leader's Seat: Columbia Springdale): 40.28%
Liberal Party (Leader: Jaime Harrison (Leader's Seat: Orangeburg): 38.39%
Reform Party/Family Values (Leader: Lee Bright (Leader's Seat: Greer)): 9.93%
Progressive Party/United Citizens (Leader: Arik Bjorn (Leader's Seat: Columbia Centre)): 8.33%
Grassroots Party (Leader: William Kreml (Ran in Columbia-Arcadia Lakes)): 2.41%
Alliance Party (Leader: Jim Rex (Ran in Chester-Union)): 0.31%
Libertarian Party (Leader: Bill Woolsey (Ran in Folly Beach)): 0.12%
Rhinoceros Party (Leader: Boedy Jeanes (Ran in Greenville South-Powdersville)): 0.08%
Marxist-Leninist Party (Leader: Mark Smith(Ran in Simpsonville)): 0.05%
Others: 0.10%

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Love it! Been out of town, sorry guys. Keep generating content and I’ll resume tabulating the election results by Monday.

What could I contribute to this?

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

Expect a provincial parliament for Minnesota from me within the next century or so.

[OBD]

2019-20 NBA Season

Western Conference Standings
1. Los Angeles Lakers - z 61-21
2. Oklahoma City Thunder - y 58-24
3. Vancouver Orcas - y 56-26
4. Portland Trail Blazers - x 56-26
5. Houston Rockets - x 54-28
6. Utah Jazz - x 54-28
7. Sacramento Kings - x 51-31
8. Los Angeles Clippers - p 46-36
9. Alberta Longhorns - p 41-41
10. San Antonio Spurs 40-42
11. Seattle SuperSonics 39-43
12. Phoenix Suns 38-44
13. Dallas Mavericks 35-47
14. Golden State Warriors 35-47
15. Minnesota Timberwolves 32-50
16. Denver Nuggets 27-55
17. Memphis Grizzlies 25-57
18. New Orleans Pelicans 22-60

Playoffs
Clippers defeat Longhorns 3-0 (play-in round)

(1) Lakers defeat Clippers 4-3
(5) Rockets defeat Blazers 4-2
(3) Orcas defeat Jazz 4-3
(7) Kings defeat Thunder 4-2

(1) Lakers defeat Rockets 4-1
(7) Kings defeat Orcas 4-2

(1) Lakers defeat Kings 4-1


Eastern Conference
1. Miami Heat - z 59-23
2. Charlotte Hornets - x 58-24
3. Milwaukee Bucks - y 51-31
4. Atlanta Hawks - x 50-32
5. Orlando Magic - x 50-32
6. Washington Wizards - x 50-32
7. Louisville Blue - x 42-40
8. Boston Celtics - yp 40-42
9. Detroit Pistos 39-43
10. Montreal Mammoths 39-43
11. South Carolina Sharks 37-45
12. Toronto Raptors 36-46
13. Indiana Pacers 35-47
14. Philadelphia 76ers 28-54
15. New York Knicks 26-56
16. Brooklyn Nets 25-57
17. Cleveland Cavaliers 23-59
18. Chicago Bulls 18-64

Playoffs
Pistons defeat Celtics 3-2 (play-in)

(1) Heat defeat Pistons 4-0
(5) Magic defeat Hawks 4-1
(6) Wizards defeat Bucks 4-1
(2) Hornets defeat Blue 4-1

(1) Heat defeat Magic 4-3
(2) Hornets defeat Wizards 4-1

(2) Hornets defeat Heat 4-2

NBA Finals
Lakers have Home Court advantage
Game 1: Lakers 136, Hornets 118
Game 2: Hornets 139, Lakers 120
Game 3: Lakers 122, Hornets 113
Game 4: Lakers 117, Hornets 114
Game 5: Lakers 115, Hornets 95

Author's note: In an NBA perhaps not so different from ours, the Los Angeles Lakers, led by LeBron James, Trae Young, and Andrew Wiggins defeat the Hornets, who are led by the dynamic duo of Russell Westbrook and Giannis Antetokounmpo. This scenario was created on BasketballGM.

[OSR stands with Israel]

^^ You should have had the Blazers win it all

[OBD]

^^ You should have had the Blazers win it all

To be fair, I simulated it in BasketballGM with 6 extra teams added in, and this season was actually the 2022-23 season (I had to let the sim settle in a bit, so the players were from the 2019 championship teams). The Blazers actually had Zion Williamson and James Wiseman and idk how they got beat in the first round. That said, the Blazers WOULD have won it all if I was in full control (and that gives me an idea for another installment, if any).