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Brandon H
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« on: December 22, 2008, 12:25:57 AM »

I honestly did not think there was any way both myself and SPC could win

The RPP has 22 voters.
9 votes wins a seat.

Anything less than 2 seats would have been a very poor performance by the RPP.

Of that 22, does that include King of the Bench Press and The Populist?
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Brandon H
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« Reply #1 on: March 08, 2009, 09:40:05 PM »

     The Left's advantage has always been overblown, I've thought. Thing is, there has generally been a massive Centrist advantage in Atlasia (though not as much in recent months). As you implied, the Centrist are actually center-left. Because of that, in a straight up Right v. Left race, they tend to support the Left-winger.

     That combined with the Left's general numerical advantage has meant that it's been harder for the Right to really succeed. In the RPP's time, we've often had to go into races relying on only our own voter strength to win. Unsurprisingly, we've frequently lost those kinds of races. Generally, the RPP has more success when it can get other people to support its candidates (Inks vs. afleitch, Smid vs. Eraserhead).

     This is after all (I think) only the second Senate in Atlasia's history where the Right has come to make up half of the Senate. Compare that to all the times of Left/Centrist domination & it's easy to see that the Right's current strength is an anomaly in Atlasia.

I was thinking about posting something similar to this before coming across this post. I knew going into this election what the odds were given my own leanings compared to the rest of Atlasia.

Anyway congratulations to Franzl and the best of luck to Marokai in his future endeavors.
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Brandon H
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« Reply #2 on: October 23, 2009, 12:34:09 PM »

If his vote is valid now, what are the chances of him becoming invalid in the next 60 or so hours?
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Brandon H
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« Reply #3 on: November 14, 2009, 11:15:16 PM »

Strangely enough, I've seen people complain that it took only 51% of the people in state to vote to define marriage as one between a man and a woman. So it's not about "democracy" (even though we are a republic as cinyc pointed out). It's mostly far leftists, moderate leftists, and leftists pretending to be centrists trying to make it easy to push their (mostly far left) agenda. You play a game where a majority of persons are left leaning and then when you pass a liberal bill you think you accomplished something real important. And then you whine about the rules and try to change them when you don't get your way.

(There are some left leaning persons in this game who I do respect and I am making sure it is clear that this is not referring to all left leaning persons.)

Atlasia is a game based off of the American political system. It had to make changes to accommodate the fact there were around 50 people rather than 50 states when it started. And it's evolved over the past 5 years. There are some people who don't like this, and frankly there are some of them that I wouldn't miss if they left.

(Apologies to Jas for cluttering The Examiner thread.)
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Brandon H
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« Reply #4 on: November 25, 2009, 11:20:16 AM »

Note than Southeast voted to abolish the death penalty with 70% of votes in a regional initiative, but it failed since it didn't reached 75%.

No, it passed as it only requires 2/3 vote rather than 3/4 vote.
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