February Presidential (and Senate) Election Discussion Thread - ELECTION TRACKER

[Donerail]

So it seems like the Federalist primary is shaping up to be the real nomination contest. Interesting.

[Donerail]

At this stage Duke might have an even bigger landslide than October if he wins the primary. If Reaganfan wins, though, then things will get unpredictable...

Indeed. I feel as though Duke is a qualified moderate who won't draw much opposition - maybe a CMPA or JCL-esque challenge to either flank, but nothing that'll attract major opposition. If Reaganfan wins, that's when we start getting major Labor names (SirNick's been floated), and other names (a D-R candidate, someone mentioned Superique, maybe an indie) getting thrown in.

[Donerail]

Reaganfan leads 13-9 (as of NHI's vote) with 44% in.

[Donerail]

66% in (33 votes)

President Duke: 18
Reaganfan: 15
Abstain: 1

Federalist votes outstanding: AHDuke99, Ben Kenobi, Branden Cordeiro, Cathcon, daveosupremo, dkrolga, JCL, John Dibble, Liberty Republican, MasterJedi, mattyman, Pessimistic Antineutrino, Pingvin99, TJ in Cleve, yougo1000, ZuWo

[Donerail]

How's the Mideast Senate primary looking?

Ignoring the high level of abstentions, 10-8-1 DC al Fine-JCL-Cathcon (the Cathcon vote flows to JCL).

[Donerail]

How's the Mideast Senate primary looking?

Ignoring the high level of abstentions, 10-8-1 DC al Fine-JCL-Cathcon (the Cathcon vote flows to JCL).

Wow. No wonder Duke is barely winning. Has JCL ever done this well in a primary election?

Not that I'm aware of, but the JCL-DC al Fine breakdown is not any indicator of the general primary.

Duke-JCL: 5
Duke-DC al Fine: 6
Reaganfan-JCL: 4
Reaganfan-DC al Fine: 4

One additional DC vote from Jerry, who abstained in the Presidential primary.