The previous two posters in your county

[Diabolical Materialism]

Tough to say really. Neither seem to be a particularly good fit for my area.

I'll say that CentristRepublican wins it just it really is that deep red down here. Though Beesley does better than Democrats tend to and a good chunk of Republicans stay home.

[S019]

Beesley would beat SlamDunk pretty easily in a Democratic primary here

[DPKdebator]

S019 would win Norfolk County pretty easy since there are a lot of UMC Democrats, and SlamDunk's nickname would be problematic to say the least in the county with the second highest proportion of Irish Americans in the country.

[West_Midlander]

DPKdebator 55.4%
S019 40.7%
Others 3.9%

(Franklin, NC)

[Schiff for Senate]

My county's about 80% blue. DPKdebator seems more moderate than West_Midlander, so I'll say DPKdebator wins with about 60-70% of the vote.

[Progressive Pessimist]

CentristRepublican would probably trounce West Midlander in Bergen.

[GregTheGreat657]

CentristRepublican: 55%
ProgressivePessimist: 45%

[West_Midlander]

GregTheGreat 53.7%
Progressive Pessimist 44.4%
Other 1.9%

[GregTheGreat657]

WestMidlander 69%
Progressive Pessimist 28%
Other 3%

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

West_Midlander wins Mecklenburg by about 15 points, 5% due to home state advantage, the other 10% due to not having an R next to his name.

[GregTheGreat657]

WestMidlander 68%
Peebs 29%

[Big Abraham]

Peebs 71%
Greg 26%

[GregTheGreat657]

BigAbraham 59%
Peebs 38%

[Schiff for Senate]

I honestly don't know. My county isn't revolutionary at all, but it's very blue. Perhaps an edge to Big Abraham, but I could see a left-wing establishment candidate performing well as a third partier or even winning outright.

[beesley]

In a two way race:

CentristRepublican (Liberal Democrat): 59%
GregtheGreat657 (Conservative): 41%

Both candidates suffer from very poor turnout. However CentristRepublican performs well in parts of Portsmouth and Southampton, while winning most of the rural areas (except for the New Forest). Greg does well in Havant, Fareham, Gosport and Hythe.

[West_Midlander]

In a very civil election, two moderates ran.

However, CR (R) turns off staunch conservatives* in Franklin County as beesley (D) wins in this likely R, trending R county.

*Franklin County hard conservatives stay home in large numbers with some voting third-party (Constitution mostly) and some voting beesley in protest.

Beesley (D) 49.5%
CR (R) 46.1%
Others 4.4%

[GregTheGreat657]

In this election in Herkimer, NY, two moderates, WestMidlander and beesley, who skewed populist ran against each other in a very civil election, especially for its era, although WestMidlander won due to his voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020

WestMidlander (R) 55.1%
beesley (D) 41.9%

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

West Midlander (I): 58%
GregTheGreat (R): 42%

In a not two-way race both candidates GregTheGreat would get 35-40% and West Midlander would get less than 10%.

[DPKdebator]

GregTheGreat: 53%
theflyingmongoose: 47%

Norfolk County, MA would be pretty close in this hypothetical primary, but the blue collar towns vote for Greg more strongly than the UMC towns vote for mongoose, so Greg manages to win it.

[Schiff for Senate]

Both are moderates but in different ways and on different issues; I believe flyingmongoose is more socially liberal and economically conservative than DPK. I'd say flyingmongoose wins because of what issues I feel like the Bay Area prioritizes and is more liberal on (social issues).

[Biden his time]

Broward County, Florida

[D] CentristRepublican - 52%
[R] DPKDebator - 47%

The party label is the only thing keeping CR afloat, he just isn't a very good fit for the area (and especially isn't a good fit for the core base of Democratic voters around here, Black people). He'd see more success in New Jersey or the Bay Area.

To top it off, DPKDebator is a very good candidate. In fact I could see him win if CR gaffes (e.g. Nuke North Korea for hours) or if there's a positive environment for Republicans

[Utah Neolib]

Tooele County, Utah

Abdullah, 62.1%
CentristRepublican, 37.9%

Both are quite bad fits; Abdullah wins as he is the Republican candidate, even if his religion doesn’t go over well with many Utahns. CentristRepublican does garner some Romneyist support - yet it’s not enough to win.

[Schiff for Senate]

My Bay Area county is ultra-blue. The small percentage of Republicans would have low turnout but would certainly vote for Abdullah over UT Neolib; UT Neolib would certainly win Democrats by a good margin (independents would probably go for Abdullah narrowishly). I say UT Neolib wins, and with maybe 65% of the vote or so.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Utah Neoliberal would win Washington County 57-42

[Schiff for Senate]

(Not counting myself) Let's look at OSR vs UT Neolib. Neolib wins by default simply by virtue of being a Democrat and OSR being Republican, but unironically, OSR's being Indian probably helps him with the Indian vote and narrows his (massive) margin of loss a bit. Third-party performance is also slightly lower than usual.

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Utah Neolib (D-UT): 72.6%
Old School Republican (R-OR): 25.3%
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