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Schiff for Senate
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« on: October 05, 2021, 12:45:25 PM »

1. I am counting S019 as a Democrat despite his sporting a GOP avatar, since he professes to, in reality, be a centre-left Democrat from New Jersey.
2. I will also NOT be tabulating any recommendations by Abdullah (sorry) since that will skew the results in favour of independent voters.
3. I will be tabulating each recommendation as one vote, so if one person recommends, say, 5 of my votes, and they are a Democrat, then that counts as 5 (not one) votes for Democrats.
4. I will be putting both raw votes and percentage of total votes for each party.
5. I will not be weighting my posts in any way.
6. Lastly, I will only be viewing the last 400 of my posts, as I believe they would be fairly representative of all my posts.



So here are the results given my 6 above rules, requirements, restrictions and regulations:
73 Democratic recommends (47.71%)
41 Republican recommends (26.80%)
20 Independent recommends (13.07%)
9 Socialist recommends (5.88%)
5 Other recommends (3.27%)
3 Libertarian recommends (1.96%)
2 NO AVATAR recommends (both from JM1295)
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Schiff for Senate
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« Reply #1 on: January 25, 2022, 12:34:24 PM »

1. I am counting S019 as a Democrat despite his sporting a GOP avatar, since he professes to, in reality, be a centre-left Democrat from New Jersey.
2. I will also NOT be tabulating any recommendations by Abdullah (sorry) since that will skew the results in favour of independent voters.
3. I will be tabulating each recommendation as one vote, so if one person recommends, say, 5 of my votes, and they are a Democrat, then that counts as 5 (not one) votes for Democrats.
4. I will be putting both raw votes and percentage of total votes for each party.
5. I will not be weighting my posts in any way.
6. Lastly, I will only be viewing the last 400 of my posts, as I believe they would be fairly representative of all my posts.



So here are the results given my 6 above rules, requirements, restrictions and regulations:
73 Democratic recommends (47.71%)
41 Republican recommends (26.80%)
20 Independent recommends (13.07%)
9 Socialist recommends (5.88%)
5 Other recommends (3.27%)
3 Libertarian recommends (1.96%)
2 NO AVATAR recommends (both from JM1295)

Here are the updated results. This time, I've given Abdullah his own category, but did not factor him into the final percentages for the sake of consistency (if he was included all other categories would fall by a lot and it would be harder to compare which parties gained ground and which parties lost ground):

46 Independent recommends (30.67%)
33 Republican recommends (22%)
32 Democratic recommends (21.33%)
14 Socialist recommends (9.33%)
11 Other recommends (7.33%)
7 NO AVATAR recommends (4.67%)
4 Green recommends (2.67%)
2 Constitutionalist recommends (1.33%)
1 Libertarian recommend (0.67%)
(28 Abdullah recommends)

The difference is honestly striking.
Admittedly most of my blue avatar recommends have been from GregTheGreat and flyingmongoose, but nonetheless, the GOP has beaten the Democrats by the narrowest of margins.
The Democrats have plummeted to third place from a solid first place.
The Independents have skyrocketed: earlier they were a distant, weak third - now, coming first by a very comfortable margin, and this is without including Abdullah as an independent! They have a powerful plurality. This is due largely to Christian Man and WM recommending my posts frequently.
The Greens have also done better - going from 0 seats to 3, and Constitutionalists have won their first two seats, while Libertarians have plummeted from 3 seats to one. NO AVATAR, Other and Socialists have also greatly improved.
My total recommends (not counting Abdullah's either time) have decreased slightly from 153 to a round 150.
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Schiff for Senate
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« Reply #2 on: August 28, 2022, 03:22:05 PM »

Trying new rules this time. The "party leader" is the poster from that group who has given me the most recommends, the "party whip" is the one with the 2nd most. So, for instance, if among blue avatars Greg gives me the most recommends, followed by Cody, then Greg would be the Republican leader and Cody the Republican whip. Their total seats is the total number of recommends given from that group, not the total number of people in that group who've recommended my posts. So if Greg recommends 4 of my posts, for instance, that's 4 seats, not 1. Lastly, I'll be going through the last 175 posts only.

Without further ado:

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The poster who recommended the most of my posts from my last 175 was GOLDWATER (Other of California), who recommended nine posts. Surprisingly, just three Democrats recommended more than one of my posts, though scores recommended exactly one of my posts. Abdullah is also categorised as in independent and does not get his own category - surprisingly, I got just 1 recommend from him in all the hundreds of posts I checked. On the whole, if you'll see, Republicans preformed utterly abysmally. Out of 89 seats, they managed just 4 (two recommends from Cody and one apiece from Greg and OSR). This was on par with the Libertarians (three recommends from Flyingmongoose; one from Dead0man) - the two tied for last place - and behind the Greens (who got 5 seats - 4 recommends from Morgieb, and one from Lourdes), as well as every other party that won seats. Combining the Democrats, Greens, and Socialists into one left-of-centre coalition, they nonetheless fail to attain a majority - 42 out of 89 seats, three short of a majority. In practice, however, they should comfortably attain a majority as many in the Other-Unaffiliated Fusion (which consists of all the orange avatars who recommended my posts plus the one recommend I got from a No-Avatar poster, emailking) and the Independents are left-of-centre and should vote with the liberals.
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