Lumine's Election and Political Tracker (Epilogue) - Tracker Closed

[sentinel]

In the Northeast, DemPGH leads 18-11

This is really a big hit. I was expecting Sirnick to get 65% in the NE. 

Its been noted.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

In the Northeast, DemPGH leads 18-11

This is really a big hit. I was expecting Sirnick to get 65% in the NE. 

Its been noted.

I didn't mean to rub it in man, I just was surprised because I don't have a countm yself. I got these color coded vote charts that are fun to look at but don't reflect numbers and stuff. I also ruined the one for Pacific Senate by not distingushing between Flo and Tyrion voters from the start.

[sentinel]

In the Northeast, DemPGH leads 18-11

This is really a big hit. I was expecting Sirnick to get 65% in the NE. 

Its been noted.

Oh, I was only implying the untimely demise of certain Northeast residents. I'll look at how the party breakup for the Northeast tomorrow

I didn't mean to rub it in man, I just was surprised because I don't have a countm yself. I got these color coded vote charts that are fun to look at but don't reflect numbers and stuff. I also ruined the one for Pacific Senate by not distingushing between Flo and Tyrion voters from the start.

[Napoleon]

As I said earlier, sirnick would have benefitted by staying on as governor/if he ran and won, but its a catch 22 or whatevs because his runningmate brought a lot of votes for holding that same office.

[Adam Griffin]

In the Northeast, DemPGH leads 18-11

This is really a big hit. I was expecting Sirnick to get 65% in the NE. 

I'm not showing him down by that margin in my count.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

In the Northeast, DemPGH leads 18-11

This is really a big hit. I was expecting Sirnick to get 65% in the NE. 

I'm not showing him down by that margin in my count.

Those were Nix's numberas as of 4:30 PM for one thing.

[Senator Cris]

Last vote counted: Simfan34

Turnout by party:

FED (28,6% of total) --> (34/50) 68,0%
LAB (27,4% of total) --> (30/48) 62,5%
TPP (6,9% of total) --> (11/12) 91,7%
D-R (6,9% of total) --> (10/12) 83,3%
AAPRJD (3,4% of total) --> (3/6) 50,0%
Others (9,7% of total) --> (10/17) 58,8%
Ind (17,1% of total) --> (15/30) 50,0%

TOTAL --> (113/175) 64,6%

Voting by party:

FED (28,6% of total) --> DemPGH (12/33) 36,4% SirNick (21/33) 63,6% Exhausted 1 (Not Counted)
LAB (27,4% of total) --> DemPGH (29/30) 96,7% SirNick (1/30) 3,3%
TPP (6,9% of total) --> DemPGH (2/11) 18,2% SirNick (9/11) 81,8%
D-R (6,9% of total) --> DemPGH (0/10) 0,0% SirNick (10/10) 100,0%
AAPRJD (3,4% of total) --> DemPGH (1/3) 33,3% SirNick (2/3) 66,7%
Others (9,7% of total) --> DemPGH (8/10) 80,0% SirNick (2/10) 20,0%
Ind (17,1% of total) --> DemPGH (9/15) 60,0% SirNick (6/15) 40,0%

TOTAL --> DemPGH (61/112) 54,5% (- 5,5% from the last update)  SirNick (51/112) 45,5% (+ 5,5%)

Assuming that ALL the 175 registered will vote and considering that the current distribution of the vote among the parties will be the same, the projection is:

DemPGH --> (100,4/175) --> 57,4%
SirNick --> (74,6/175) --> 42,6%
GAP (of the projection) --> 25,8 votes (- 14,4 votes) --> 14,8% (- 8,2%)

[Adam Griffin]

In the Northeast, DemPGH leads 18-11

This is really a big hit. I was expecting Sirnick to get 65% in the NE. 

I'm not showing him down by that margin in my count.

Those were Nix's numberas as of 4:30 PM for one thing.

That would explain it, then.

[sentinel]

In a final round, this race is 61 DemPGH to 52 for SirNick.

I've gone through my spreadsheet and found that we had a few obvious voters in the "voted" column (like DemPGH) who haven't actually voted yet.

[SWE]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

[Senator Cris]

I have 62 for DemPGH and 51 for Sirnick, with the last vote counted of Adam FitzGerald.

[sentinel]

I have 62 for DemPGH and 51 for Sirnick, with the last vote counted of Adam FitzGerald.

I'm not checking 100+ votes on my spreadsheet a second time

[Senator Cris]

However, I think that DemPGH and Windjammer will vote for their ticket as Dallasfan will vote for SirNick, therefore we will have 64 for DemPGH and 52 for SirNick, with a lead of 12 votes and a turnout of 117/175 (66,9%).
Considered that 15 laborites (excluding DemPGH and Windjammer) didn't vote, and if they will vote, the votes will go to DemPGH, the remaining voters (that can vote for SirNick) are 43.

[sentinel]

However, I think that DemPGH and Windjammer will vote for their ticket as Dallasfan will vote for SirNick, therefore we will have 64 for DemPGH and 52 for SirNick, with a lead of 12 votes and a turnout of 117/175 (66,9%).
Considered that 15 laborites (excluding DemPGH and Windjammer) didn't vote, and if they will vote, the votes will go to DemPGH, the remaining voters (that can vote for SirNick) are 43.

I will have them all O_O

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

I have 62 for DemPGH and 51 for Sirnick, with the last vote counted of Adam FitzGerald.

62-51 (with 1 exhausted) is what i have as well

[Senator Cris]

However, I think that DemPGH and Windjammer will vote for their ticket as Dallasfan will vote for SirNick, therefore we will have 64 for DemPGH and 52 for SirNick, with a lead of 12 votes and a turnout of 117/175 (66,9%).
Considered that 15 laborites (excluding DemPGH and Windjammer) didn't vote, and if they will vote, the votes will go to DemPGH, the remaining voters (that can vote for SirNick) are 43.

I will have them all O_O

To take the lead, you need the votes of 13 of these registered (43) without that one of the remaining 30 registered will vote for DemPGH. Improbable.

[Maxwell]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

It has been inching in that direction for some time. Though I must say it would be a few inches closer if certain folks hadn't moved.

[Lumine]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

It has been inching in that direction for some time. Though I must say it would be a few inches closer if certain folks hadn't moved.

The Pacific needs attention too, xD

[Maxwell]

As of IndyTX,


Presidential Ballot
DemPGH/Windy - 53%
Sirnick/Dallas - 43%
WI: Hagrid/Tmth - 4%

The Presidential race is not the blow out the some doomsayers have said, but it looks like DemPGH's early advantage has only moved a little bit, and has mostly held on in spite of a late Sirnick surge. Still, DemPGH has held a strong coalition of leftists and a large chunk of the center right, so it maybe a shock at this point if Sirnick pulls it out, but we'll see.

Mideast Senate Call
Senator DC Al Fine - 55%
Fmr. ME Assemblyman Madman Motley - 24%
Fmr. Att. Gen. Benconstine - 17%
WI: Workingman Mechaman - 3%

DC Al Fine will retain his seat in the Senate, in a somewhat interesting but not very surprising election. He held most of the Federalist vote (though some notable libertarian and libertarian-ite thinkers abandoned him), and even picked up some of the left wing vote. He will no doubt return to the Senate. FEDERALIST HOLD

Other races looking interesting, and we will update those results now -

Pacific Senate Race      
Councilor Flo* - 47%
SOEA Superique - 26%
Senator Tyrion - 21%
WI: Wolverine22 - 5%

*Flo is a member of the Labor Party, but is unaffiliated due to a lack of the Parties endorsement.

Northeast Senate Race   
Senator Bore - 52%
Speaker Deus - 48%

IDS Senate Race
Senator N.C. Yankee - 53%
IDS Legislator Maxwell - 41%
Abstain - 6%

Midwest Senate Race      
Senator TNF - 57%
Citizen RR1997 - 39%
WI:Most Serene Rep. Adam Fitzgerald - 4%

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

It has been inching in that direction for some time. Though I must say it would be a few inches closer if certain folks hadn't moved.

The Pacific needs attention too, xD

True enough.

[President Tyrion]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

It has been inching in that direction for some time. Though I must say it would be a few inches closer if certain folks hadn't moved.

The Pacific needs attention too, xD

True enough.

I mean, I might be the most conservative Senate candidate in the Pacific since Sbane, if you consider PJ, Superique, and Flo to my left.

[Maxwell]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

It has been inching in that direction for some time. Though I must say it would be a few inches closer if certain folks hadn't moved.

The Pacific needs attention too, xD

True enough.

I mean, I might be the most conservative Senate candidate in the Pacific since Sbane, if you consider PJ, Superique, and Flo to my left.

Superique is certainly to your right.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

When I look at the Midwest I see a couple of things - for one, the regions pretty inelastic. However, that could just be TNF - any leftist closer to the center (and with less 'stylistic flair') probably would win a walk. Either way, I think RR1997's showing is impressive.

RR1997 was TNF's weakest opponent yet. He was never in any real danger.

True enough, but in terms of pure numbers, RR1997 did better than Rooney did (or I,  but I wasn't running a real campaign for Senate then ), though that may be the growth of the region in favor of the right since then.

It has been inching in that direction for some time. Though I must say it would be a few inches closer if certain folks hadn't moved.

The Pacific needs attention too, xD

True enough.

I mean, I might be the most conservative Senate candidate in the Pacific since Sbane, if you consider PJ, Superique, and Flo to my left.

More then Superique?

[President Tyrion]

Superique and I share so many positions in common that it's hard to tell, but I'll believe y'all when you say it.

But way to be fun-ruiners. "Most conservative candidate since Sbane" has much more of a ring to it than "Most conservative candidate since Sbane except for Superique (x2)".