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#211 User is offline   GOP Progressive Icon

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Posted 16 August 2009 - 12:36 AM

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The election started out real close, but rather quickly became a rout and a solid victory for my beloved National party led by a former Olympic Swimming Champion who resembles Angelina Jolie.
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Posted 16 September 2009 - 07:01 PM

Kennedy 80.6%
Reagan 19.4%

:lol: :lol:

Obviously a sweep of the electoral votes in 1980 too. Indiana was the closest 70.3-29.7, DC was 95-5 the biggest spread. Was trying to set up a Kennedy vs Bush matchup by attacking Reagan but Reagan just barely beat him, Meanwhile Kennedy won all but Florida in the Primaries and got Ford to be his Vice-President (Even though Ford was leading the Republican Primaries at the time in popular vote and about tied with Reagan), kind of snubbing Carter but oh well. Bush Endorsed Kennedy right before the conventions and gave him a 70-20 lead or so, which was expanded in the general election.

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Posted 21 September 2009 - 10:21 AM

With the Canadian Wonk Edition, I have won 294 on 308 seats as the Conservatives with 60.8%.

These are the seats that I haven't won:

-St-Marie-St-Jacques (Bloc)
-Toronto-Centre (Liberal)
-Trinity-Spadina (NDP)
-Vancouver-East (NDP)
-Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie (Bloc)
-Churchill (NDP)
-Hochelaga (Bloc)
-Pointe-de-l'Île (Bloc)
-Westmount-Ville-Marie (Liberal)
-Outremont (NDP)
-Beaches-East-York (NDP)
-Toronto-Danforth (NDP)
-Winnipeg North (NDP)
-York West (Liberal)
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 03:07 AM

I gotta say, as a liberal Democrat, this was extremely gratifying:
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The closest state (Alaska) went for Kennedy 61-39. This was on hard with no getting other party candidates to be my VP or endorse me. Had a pretty tough primary with Carter to boot.

I imagine that he got UHC passed with those coattails.
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 02:07 PM

What was your strategy to achieve this? It's quite a large margin compared to anything I've seen.
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 02:49 PM

View PostEGaffney, on 27 September 2009 - 03:07 PM, said:

What was your strategy to achieve this? It's quite a large margin compared to anything I've seen.

I kept hammering on Foreign Policy, Tehran Hostages, and Reagan/Energy. I don't think I used a television ad the entire campaign, instead using newspapers for positive ads and radio for negative, and I alternated between the two. Early on they were concentrated in primary states and later the few states that I thought might be vulnerable to Reagan, but by the last month or so I had a nationwide ad up more or less constantly. I also made sure to counter would be Reagan surges with some extra ads. Other than that, I used my PIPs to get two endorsers who are inclined toward Republicans (Teamsters Union and Washington Times) and spinned nearly every news story that came up during the general election.

Ironically it started pretty disastrously: I lost not only Iowa but also New Hampshire and Massachusetts to Carter.
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 05:16 PM

i've had a few things....
once won theoryspark-created 2008 with Kucinich (!) on medium. exactly the same electoral count as 2004 but with Ohio flipped. Primaries went astonishingly odd, as i racked up Iowa, New Hampshire, SC, Michigan (was mostly useless) and Nevada.
2004 was a hilarious/wierd game. played as Dean, and won 60%+ in Iowa and NH. some tricky manueverings led me to blow everyone out of the water on Super Tuyesday. Gephart, the @$$, stayed in till the election, but i had already locked up the nomination. the general elections was sort of a "leftover"- Bush had overwelming popularity some places, which was based on his huge lead in the beginning of the standard game. i ignored the debates, spent myself broke early and coasted into the end.
that's the simple. to slightly detail, the Northeast, INCLUDING VERMONT, all went for Bush 55% or more, excluding Massachusitts, Maine, and New York. the West was a hodgepodge.
in essance, i lost Rhode Island and Vermont, put won Texas (!!), Utah (!!!!) and Alaska (i'm not going to go on). astonishingly odd. electoral vote was 412-126, popular was 57-40-3 (nader)
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Posted 04 November 2009 - 10:26 PM

These are some of my good ones:
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I made a scenario for Syracuse's 2009 mayoral election, ran as Jennings, got some good scandals on Miner and good ads, went from 13.2% at the start of the election to 53.1% at the end. Swept the entire city.
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7 words: I. Played. As. Reagan. And. Got. Owned.
The primaries were tight as heck, so i was bankrupt after I overcame Herbie.
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Pretty close race, th
e final before election polls showed 269 for democrat and 269 for me, but I had momentum :P
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Posted 06 November 2009 - 03:38 PM

Here is my election summary. I was Chris Daggett in the 2009 NJ Gubernatorial Scenario. It is written as if it were Daggett's Journal.
Chapter 1: The Primaries
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I finally decided to run just before the Republicans and Democrats had their primary days. In the end, Chris Christie won out narrowly against challenger Steve Lonegan, while Jon Corzine won in a landslide against Commissioner Anne Milgram.
My numbers are rising, I'm at 9.6% statewide at this point.
Chapter 2: Come, Come, Cumberland!
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The latest poll numbers came in, and showed that I had become a major player: 11.3% statewide! However, while trying to decide where to go next, I found a small oddity: Cumberland County poll takers chose me 18.1% of the time, compared to Christie's 31.6 and Corzine's 34.2 %. I have decided to focus my campaign on Cumberland.

Chapter 3: Christie Doesn't Like Christie
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A few days later, I was endorsed by Former Governor Christie Todd Whitman, and my numbers surged, peaking last week at 20.8%, confusing pundits statewide and beyond. Christie and Corzine suddenly take me seriously, and an attack ad (or 4) are released against me. I am at 18.9% because of those ads at this point.

Chapter 4: The final poll
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The final poll looks grim, my lead in Cumberland has severely faded. However, I find new hope in my home county of Somerset, and most pundits project I will win it on election night. I'll have to wait and see. Here are the Last poll numbers: Christie- 40.2% 486 E.V.s, Corzine- 37.9% 159 E.V.s, Me- 12.9% 0 E.V.s.
Pundit's Mapular Projection:
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Chapter 5: Election Night

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On Election Night, some say that if the map comes true, and the new State Assembly votes on their mainly conservative values, I could, in theory, be the next Governor of New Jersey. I almost happens, however Christie, I have to hand it to him, he had a machine too massive for an Independent or a Democrat to topple. At 11:39, I called Chris, and congratulated him on becoming the 55th Governor of New Jersey.
Final Election night map:
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Posted 06 November 2009 - 04:15 PM

View PostKanamit, on 27 September 2009 - 03:07 AM, said:

I gotta say, as a liberal Democrat, this was extremely gratifying:
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The closest state (Alaska) went for Kennedy 61-39. This was on hard with no getting other party candidates to be my VP or endorse me. Had a pretty tough primary with Carter to boot.

I imagine that he got UHC passed with those coattails.

Both candidates' vote totals end in 0... that's kind of weird....
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Posted 09 November 2009 - 08:17 AM

View PostJerseyBoy, on 06 November 2009 - 04:15 PM, said:

Both candidates' vote totals end in 0... that's kind of weird....


I've had that happen before, but it seems to be more common in PM4E than in P4E+P.
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Posted 16 November 2009 - 03:51 PM

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Wonk on hard, no cheating. Thompson/McCain v. Obama/Dodd
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Posted 16 November 2009 - 05:23 PM

I played this one and really focused on his hard left issues, I figured I'd be out by Iowa, but I ended up annhialating the primary and winning the general.

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Posted 17 November 2009 - 06:24 AM

Alright, last one:

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I always had trouble winning the primary as Bentsen... not this time.
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