BK Election Tracker!

[Bacon King]

Was going to update my post in the other thread but figured I'd do it myself. Here's my election tracker right now. Updates entirely possible. Also included the Northeast since it's competitive.

Federal Election
Last voter: TJ in Cleve

President
Snowguy: 39
Duke: 33
Winfield: 6

Snowguy: 41
Duke: 37

NE Senate
Napoleon 13
Rowan 5

ME Senate
MOPolitico 10
Shua 5
opebo 1

MW Senate
MarokaiBlue 11
Sewer 5

PA Senate
bgwah 11

SE Senate
NCYankee 12


Northeast Elections
Last voter: Holmes

Governor

Snowstalker 6
AndrewPA 6
FallenMorgan 2

Lieutenant Governor

Cincinattus 5
Snowstalker 5
Scott 1
Dallasfan 1

Northeast Assembly

Scott 7
20RP12 2
Wormyguy 2
Simfan34 1
Nathan 2
Fallenmorgan 1

(Scott, 20RP12, Nathan and Wormyguy are all above the current quota of 1.875 and would be elected in the first round. Not going to bother mathing the tiny fractions right now to figure any more out.)

Ratification of New Regional Constitution
(Needs 1 more vote to pass)

Aye 14
Nay 0

[Napoleon]

Awesome! Thanks.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

What fun! 

[cinyc]

The Northeast gubernatorial and Lt. Gubernatorial elections are first-past-the-post.  Because the New Northeast Constitution states that Northeast residents shall have ONE vote for governor, only first preferences are counted if someone mistakenly ranks candidates.  Second and third ranks are irrelevant.

Also, a write-in candidate needs to write himself in or state that he or she will accept write-ins in the candidate declaration thread for any write-ins to count.

The most important number in the Constitution referendum is not the overall tally but whether it can get support from one-third of all Northeast residents.  We've had problems getting enough people to the polls in the past.  So far,  it looks like we need a few more votes for it to pass - though that depends on the number of Northeast residents as of Friday.  There were 45 Northeast residents on September 28, meaning we'd need 15 yes votes for it to pass.

[Cincinnatus]

The Northeast gubernatorial and Lt. Gubernatorial elections are first-past-the-post.  Because the New Northeast Constitution states that Northeast residents shall have ONE vote for governor, only first preferences are counted if someone mistakenly ranks candidates.  Second and third ranks are irrelevant.

Also, a write-in candidate needs to write himself in or state that he or she will accept write-ins in the candidate declaration thread for any write-ins to count.

He lives!  The region misses you

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

Thank you for the landslide reelection, fellas.

[Bacon King]

The Northeast gubernatorial and Lt. Gubernatorial elections are first-past-the-post.  Because the New Northeast Constitution states that Northeast residents shall have ONE vote for governor, only first preferences are counted if someone mistakenly ranks candidates.  Second and third ranks are irrelevant.

Also, a write-in candidate needs to write himself in or state that he or she will accept write-ins in the candidate declaration thread for any write-ins to count.

The most important number in the Constitution referendum is not the overall tally but whether it can get support from one-third of all Northeast residents.  We've had problems getting enough people to the polls in the past.  So far,  it looks like we need a few more votes for it to pass - though that depends on the number of Northeast residents as of Friday.  There were 45 Northeast residents on September 28, meaning we'd need 15 yes votes for it to pass.

So noted; I've taken all this Northeastern law into account when making my most recent updates.

[Cincinnatus]

The Northeast gubernatorial and Lt. Gubernatorial elections are first-past-the-post.  Because the New Northeast Constitution states that Northeast residents shall have ONE vote for governor, only first preferences are counted if someone mistakenly ranks candidates.  Second and third ranks are irrelevant.

Also, a write-in candidate needs to write himself in or state that he or she will accept write-ins in the candidate declaration thread for any write-ins to count.

The most important number in the Constitution referendum is not the overall tally but whether it can get support from one-third of all Northeast residents.  We've had problems getting enough people to the polls in the past.  So far,  it looks like we need a few more votes for it to pass - though that depends on the number of Northeast residents as of Friday.  There were 45 Northeast residents on September 28, meaning we'd need 15 yes votes for it to pass.

So noted; I've taken all this Northeastern law into account when making my most recent updates.

Be aware.  The way in which we elect Governor and Lt. Governor is under debate.  So, it may have consequences in the future..

[Bacon King]

Federal election updated; will get to Northeast in a bit (typing up a paper right now so procrastination time is somewhat limited )

[bgwah]

So...

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

My raw count without any checks for invalidations has it 52-51 Snowguy.

[bgwah]

My raw count without any checks for invalidations has it 52-51 Snowguy.

I got the same count, actually. The only invalid vote I noticed was simfan34, which would make it 52-50.

Might be the first time we've had two candidates crack 50.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

My raw count without any checks for invalidations has it 52-51 Snowguy.

I got the same count, actually. The only invalid vote I noticed was simfan34, which would make it 52-50.

Yeah, he did invalidate his vote. I don't know if anyone else is not eligible, doesn't meet the activity requirements, etc.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

What an absolute squeaker...

[Ban my account ffs!]

In any case, it's been a hell of an election!  I couldn't have gone against a better opponent and I won't be disappointed if he took the race.  I believe Atlasia will be in good hands regardless.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Heck of a swan song for me. It was a tight race and kept me interested all weekend.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

Good job, everyone.

And to those who were victorious in the NE, I look forward to working with you during the months ahead.

[Lincoln Republican]

Great election.

Enjoyed every minute of it.

I will be making a speech later today.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

So.....