Because we need an HQ.
Schedule of polling:
Southern polling (NOW)
Lincoln polling (Next week some time)
Fremont Polling (first week of April)
National polling (sometime in May, probably)
OUR Ratings:
South:
Senate -
Likely Federalist : With the dropping out of that cuck dfwlibertylover, the race moves to Likely Federalist, Mr. Reactionary is likely the strongest candidate the feds could put up in the region, yes even stronger than you Yankee
Governor -
Likely Federalist: Haslam doesn't have any opposition right now, but I assume Peebs will run as token opposition if nobody else does, she came rather close last time and a few more left wingers have arrived in the south....but so have a couple of right wingers, we will see what happens.
Chamber of Delegates: No Rating, no clarity as there are no candidates running right now.
Lincoln:
Senator - TOSSUP: A tough battle is ongoing as of now between Incumbent Senator LouisvilleThunder (Fed) and Former Governor Mike Wells (PUP), this is anyone's race at this point, with slight turnout changes flipping the race either way.
Governor -
Lean PUP : The Feds main candidate right now is Spark and 1184AZ won a closely fought race last time as a federalist, this will be his first race as a PUPer
Assembly - TOSSUP: Candidates are steadily weighing in, but it seems no party would have control as of now with 1 Alliance member, 1 PUP member, and 1 Indy (Wulfric), all running as of now, with more likely to come.
Fremont:
Senate -
Likely PUP : Incumbent Senator Pericles has not attracted any major opposition so far and has received several cross party endorsements, hard to see anybody else winning but I don't like going SAFE until I see all candidates.
Prime Minister - TOSSUP: With incumbent Prime Minister DFL retiring prior to the next election, it is hard to say who may get in and win here. The leftists and Alliance could both put up a real fight here, with the Federalists unlikely to win, although anything is possible.
Fremont Parliament - TOSSUP: Really depends who enters, but the voter rolls and turnout means anything could happen, except really a fed majority.
