Encke's February 2019 Elections Tracker

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

LAST VOTE COUNTED (SHEET): AZ
LAST VOTE COUNTED (MAPS): AZ

The February elections for President of Atlasia, House of Representatives, Fremont Class I Senate, Lincoln Class I Senate, Southern Class I Senate, Lincoln Governor, and Lincoln Assembly will take place from Friday, February 15, 2019, through Sunday, February 17, 2019. The presidential race is between tmthforu of the Federalist party, YE of the peace party, MB of the Hoxhaist party, and their respective running mates, Lumine of the Montfortian party, Jimmy of the Labor party, and Koopa of the Hoxhaist party. The House election is between four Federalist-endorsed candidates, five Labor-endorsed candidates (including Razze of the Peace party), Laborite-turned-Independent Pericles, Montfortian Ninja, and non-endorsed Federalist matthew.

In Fremont, Federalist politicalmasta is competing with Laborite ON Progressive. In the South, Federalist Lechasseur is competing with Laborite Wulfric. In Lincoln, the Class I senate race is a four-way between Federalist LouisvilleThunder, Laborite tack, independent Poirot, and Hoxhaist Misteeer. The gubernatorial election is a three-way between independents ReaganClinton and Kingpoleon, and Laborite Peanut. The Assembly election has 6 declared candidates (two Federalists, two Laborites, one peace, and one Montfortian) and therefore 5 of these candidates will be elected.

Yes, I know this is a day early. However, due to midterms on the first half of Friday, I would rather get this posted as soon as possible so I don't have to worry about it tomorrow. Also note that updates to the maps will not be forthcoming between around 3 am to 5 pm (EST) on Friday because of said midterms (although I may manage to get one morning update in at around 11 am EST).

For these maps, I've decided to change their format a bit, which is something I've been meaning to do for a while. All 3 senate elections will be updated on the same map to save me trouble, while the Lincoln executive election will be on a whited-out full-Atlasia map so I don't have to mess around resizing elements. For the House elections, I have elected to count Razze's votes separately from Labor's to ensure that the Federalist and Labor candidates are equal in number (this is important in the map, since an imbalance in the number of candidates would result in an uncharacteristically lopsided map). Also, I will try to post regular map updates in the thread itself so everyone can see how the election progresses over time (something that I neglected to do on earlier trackers).

As always, there will be a spreadsheet, updated more frequently than the maps, to track all elections. Check this if the maps are out of date.

SPREADSHEET

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

First update of the night.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Maps as of 2:29 a.m., 2/15. Will continue to update the maps in the OP.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Morning update, (maps updated as of Thunder's Federal vote, before Galaxie's vote), here are the snapshots as of 11:22 am EST on 2/15/19. The OP will continue to be updated.

Updates will cease now for a few hours due to classes.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Finally updated this. Will be free the rest of the weekend.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

11:03 EST, 2/15/19:

As the first day of voting draws to a close, tmth holds a narrow 4-vote lead over YE in the final round of the presidential election, and is ahead by two votes in both the South and Lincoln. In the house race, Federalist candidates have a combined 25 votes, as compared to a combined 30 votes for Labor and Peace candidates (11 of which are for Razze). Pericles and Ninja lag behind, with 3 and 4 votes, respectively.

In the Fremont race, ON Progressive is the favorite to win, although a variety of write-ins have kept him under 50%. In the South, Lechasseur has a 5-vote lead. In Lincoln, tack leads by two votes in the final round of the senate race, the same margin as that of the gubernatorial race.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Last update of the night to the OP. TBH I'm kinda digging the east/west party split in the House map.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Sorry guys, slept in, spreadsheets and maps are now up to date (2:27 EST 2/16/19)

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Now bringing you and update on the most important election this weekend:

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

End of the day update (12:47 a.m. EST 2/17/19):

In the presidential race, the margin has narrowed to 12 votes on the final round (10 on the first). YE is currently winning by a vote in Fremont, while tmth is winning in the South and Lincoln.

The House race is close, with the HPV nearly tied between Labor/Peace and the Federalists. The quota is currently at 10; TPH, Razze and LT are at or above quota, while all other candidates are below it. 

Both the Lincoln gubernatorial and Lincoln senate races are currently tied on the final round. Lechasseur leads by 8 votes in the South, while ON Progressive leads Lumine by 5 in Fremont.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Everything is now updated.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

How come Ohio is green for RC even though it's a tie and Peanut has the most votes total?

Fixed

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

1) The map shows 5 votes for IND in the House election. I imagine it's for Pericles or maybe matthew. I have 4 votes for House. Is it a choice to count only candidates on the ballot ?

2) For Lincoln, are you counting the two ballots posted by the same person or is it legal to delete one ballot before the close of the election.

1. The 5 Independent votes are Pericles. Yeah, I'm not listing write-ins explicitly in the vote totals at the top of the map, but they are included in the sense that they are being counted in the spreadsheet, factored into the percentages, and displayed on the map itself (as the grey circles with the green outlines). As for Matthew, I was unsure about where to count his votes so I've been displaying him on the map in light orange, but haven't put him into the top-of-the-map display bars. I'll probably put him in independent at some point.

2. Both are invalid, since posting twice in the booth is not allowed. This is reflected in the count.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

The site I use to upload images is down right now, please check the spreadsheet for the latest updates and disregard the maps while I search for an alternative.

Edit: It's back now

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Gonna refrain from updating maps in the final two hours because lots of votes are coming in very quickly. Use the spreadsheet for latest info.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

The final maps are complete!

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

For fun, here's the swing map from October to February. 30% = 1 vote swing, 40% = 2 votes, etc.

Largest swing was L+5 in TX. F+4 states were MA and MO, while FL was an L+4 state.

[Fmr. Representative Encke]

Some fun facts:

-Washington had previously voted for the losing candidate in the first round of every post-reset election (even the Yankee/Blair tie, when it voted for Xahar). This election breaks that streak.

-Louisiana and West Virginia have voted for the first-round winner of every post-rest presidential election. Delaware loses this status this election (with Homestar's write-in).

-Massachusetts voted for the non-leftist candidate for the first time ever post-reset (it voted for the Labor/PUP candidate in every election prior).

-Arkansas voted for the leftist candidate for the first time ever post-reset.