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[Dr. MB]

National Constituent Assembly of some fictional Latin American country



Broad Front for the Continuation of the Popular Revolution: 398, Leader: "El Comandante" Joaquin Gaviria
Ideology: Left-wing populism, syndicalism
Position: Left-wing

Free National Coalition: 145, Leader: Mario Mendoza
Ideology: Populism, anti-corruption, participatory democracy
Position: Center

Conservatives: 74, Leader: Adriana Maldonado
Ideology: Free-market capitalism, social conservatism
Position: Right-wing

Green Conservatives: 12, Leader: Teresa Castro Díaz
Ideology: Environmentalism, one-nation conservatism
Position: Center-right to right-wing

Nationalists: 42, Leader: Don Miguel Santángel Flores
Ideology: Right-wing populism, social conservatism, isolationism, nationalism
Position: Far-right

[_]

Alright now I'm going to actually try and make a series of elections for MAINEiac's American TL that are similar to what happened in his TL.  (I hope)

Part 1:  1992-2000


1992 General Election



Labor Party:  Center to Center-Left, Leader:  William Jefferson Clinton (Little Rock), 284 Seats
Republican Party:  Center to Center-Right, Leader:  George Herbert Walker Bush (Houston-Meadows Place), 164 Seats
Reform:  Center-Populism, Leader:  Henry Ross Perot (Texarkana), 90 Seats


1996 General Election



Labor Party:  Center to Center-Left, Leader:  William Jefferson Clinton (Little Rock), 221 Seats  (Minority Government)
Democratic Party:  Right-Wing, Southern Regionalism, Leader:  Newt Gingrich (Atlanta-Roswell), 148 Seats
Conservative Party:  Center-Right, Leader:  Bob Dole (Hays), 94 Seats
Progressive Republican Party:  Centrist, Leader:  Jim Jeffords (Burlington), 38 Seats
Reform:  Center-Populism, Leader:  Henry Ross Perot (Texarkana), 37 Seats


2000 General Election



Labor Party:  Center-Left, Leader:  Al Gore (Carthage), 230/231* Seats
Conservative Party:  Center-Right, Leader:  George Walker Bush (Fort Worth), 191/192* Seats (Coalition with Democratic Party)
Democratic Party:  Right-Wing, Southern Regionalism, Leader:  Newt Gingrich (Atlanta-Roswell), 78 Seats (Coalition with Conservative Party)
Progressive Republican Party:  Centrist, Leader:  Jim Jeffords (Burlington), 37 Seats
Green Party:  Left-Wing, Environmentalism, Leader:  Ralph Nader (Hartford), 1 Seat
Reform Party:  Evangelical Conservatism, Leader:  Pat Buchanan (Ran in NOVA-Winchester, Lost) 0 Seats

*A Recount occurred in the Constituency of Palm Beach-Kings Point, a key marginal between the Conservatives and Labor.  There were a number of ballots counted as votes for the Reform Party's Candidate that were supposedly meant to go to the Labor Candidate, Elaine Bloom, which lead to Conservative E. Clay Shaw Jr. winning the initial count.  After a number of recounts, the final results certified by Florida's Secretary of State, Conservative Katherine Harris, had Shaw up by exactly 1 vote.  Days later, after numerous appeals by the Labor Party, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the results certified for Palm Beach-Kings Point were final, and that the Election was over.  With that done and a Government out of reach, the Labor Party officially conceded the Election and gave George Bush's Conservatives the chance to form a Government, which they did with the Democratic Party.

[Dr. MB]

Assembly of the United Western States



Government Coalition
Popular Front – 92; Leader: Brian Schweitzer (MT)
Ideology: Left-wing populism, left-libertarianism
Position: Left-wing
Progressives – 187; Leader: Kevin de León (CA)
Ideology: Social democracy, social liberalism
Position: Center-left to left-wing
Socialists – 18; Leader: Kshama Sawant (WA)
Ideology: Democratic socialism
Position: Left-wing

Official Opposition
United Conservatives – 160; Leader: Gary Herbert (UT)
Ideology: Fiscal conservatism, social conservatism, big-tent conservatism
Position: Center-right to right-wing
Center – 24; Leader: Lou Correa (CA)
Ideology: Centrism, social liberalism
Position: Center

National Alliance/Non-Inscrits
Liberty – 32; Leader: Raúl Labrador (ID)
Ideology: Free-market capitalism, libertarian conservatism
Position: Far-right
Progress and Order – 23; Leader: Paul Gosar (AZ)
Ideology: Right-wing populism, anti-immigration
Position: Far-right
Independent Conservatives – 9; Leader: Mia Love (UT)
Ideology: Conservatism
Position: Right-wing
Ranchers' Party – 2; Leader: Ammon Bundy (ID)
Ideology: Anti-government, minarchism
Position: Far-right

[Dr. MB]

Front for Change (260)
National Action (87)
United Socialist Party (78)
Conservative Labor (38)
Popular National Liberation Front (29)
Farmers' Party (17)
Radical Nationalists (11)

Opposition (191)
Liberal Nationals (58)
Labor (47)
Democrats (42)
Justice and Order (25)
Militant Patriots (9)
New Movement (7)
Conservative Alliance (2)
Communists (1)

[nerd73]

2018 House elections:


Democrats: 226 seats (+31) (Leader: Nancy Pelosi)
Republicans: 209 seats (-31) (Leader: Kevin McCarthy)

Democrats win a narrow majority in the 2018 House elections while Republicans hold the Senate via Pence's tiebreaker.

2020 House elections:


Democrats: 246 seats (+20) (Leader: Nancy Pelosi)
Republicans: 188 seats (-21) (Leader: Kevin McCarthy)
Independents: 1 seat (+1)

Along with Mark Zuckerberg's decisive victory over Trump, Democrats expanded their house majority and retake the Senate 55-45. An independent candidate defeats Steve King in a huge upset after a long recount battle.

However, this majority was not to last long...

2022 House elections:


Republicans: 213 seats (Coalition with Moderates) (+41) (Leader: Paul Nehlen)
Moderates: 21 seats (Coalition with Republicans) (+3) (Leader: Taking suggestions)
Democrats: 176 seats (-51) (Leader: Nancy Pelosi)
Progressives: 18 seats (+1) (Leader: Keith Ellison)
Independents: 7 seats (+6)

Mark Zuckerberg's technocratic policies turned out to be terribly unpopular, causing Progressives to split from the Democrats, and a revitalized Alt-right seized control of the Republican party, causing moderate Republicans to split from their party as well. The result was no absolute majority for either party, and talks of a Progressive-Democrat-Moderate-Independent coalition broke down rather quickly when Democratic leadership was unable to balance Moderate and Progressive demands. In the end, Republicans slightly watered down their demands which allowed the Moderate Party to reluctantly enter a coalition with them, forming a Republican-Moderate majority.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Atlas voted, and after some [super complicated math] I got these numbers:



Progressives: 306 (+133)
Liberals: 125 (-35)
Conservatives: 106 (-101)
Socialists: 94 (+88)
Southern Liberals: 81 (+64)
Populists: 70 (-87)
Libertarians: 65 (-61)
Centrists: 59 (-23)
America First: 41 (+37)
Christians: 36 (+14)
Greens: 14 (-29)

[CookieDamage]

Democratic-Labor-Solutions Coalition - 227 Seats

Democratic Party - 186 Seats - Nancy Pelosi (CA)

Labor Party - 33 Seats - Keith Ellison (MN)

Solutions for Us! - 8 Seats - Cheri Bustos (IL)

Right Coalition - 205 Seats

Republican Party - 200 Seats - Kevin McCarthy (CA)

Conservative Party - 5 Seats - Frank Lucas (OK)

Unaffiliated - 3 seats

Movement for the People - 2 seats - Carlos Curbelo (FL)

Independent Moderate Party - 1 seat - Dan Lipinski (IL)

[Sirius_]

Democratic-Labor-Solutions Coalition - 227 Seats

Democratic Party - 186 Seats - Nancy Pelosi (CA)

Labor Party - 33 Seats - Keith Ellison (MN)

Solutions for Us! - 8 Seats - Cheri Bustos (IL)

Right Coalition - 205 Seats

Republican Party - 200 Seats - Kevin McCarthy (CA)

Conservative Party - 5 Seats - Frank Lucas (OK)

Unaffiliated - 3 seats

Movement for the People - 2 seats - Carlos Curbelo (FL)

Independent Moderate Party - 1 seat - Dan Lipinski (IL)

Any info about these parties?

[CookieDamage]

Democratic-Labor-Solutions Coalition - 227 Seats

Democratic Party - 186 Seats - Nancy Pelosi (CA)

Labor Party - 33 Seats - Keith Ellison (MN)

Solutions for Us! - 8 Seats - Cheri Bustos (IL)

Right Coalition - 205 Seats

Republican Party - 200 Seats - Kevin McCarthy (CA)

Conservative Party - 5 Seats - Frank Lucas (OK)

Unaffiliated - 3 seats

Movement for the People - 2 seats - Carlos Curbelo (FL)

Independent Moderate Party - 1 seat - Dan Lipinski (IL)

Any info about these parties?

The Dems are very similar to now. Labor is a center-left to left-wing party that is socially progressive and focused on workers' rights and unionism and is very popular in upstate New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other industrialized union areas. Solutions for Us! Is the most centrist of the left-wing bloc, and is strongest in liberal suburbs and cities, like the areas outside Chicago, liberal parts of OC, as well as certain rural areas as well.

Republicans are the same while the Conservatives represent a nascent, rapidly growing Trumpist and socially right wing isolationist movement.

Movement for the People is a center to center-right quasi populist movement that was solidified into a party but lost steam very quickly and only has two members.

Indy Moderates are a**holes like Dan Lipinski.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Who's Carlos Curbelo's partner-in-crime

[CookieDamage]

Who's Carlos Curbelo's partner-in-crime

God queen and guaranteed future gov of NY Elise Stefanik.

[Former President tack50]

2 party-ish EU parliament, using the cube rule



Socialists & Democrats - 380 seats - Martin Schulz (Dortmund)
Euopean People's Party - 336 seats - Jean Claude Juncker (Luxembourg-at large)
Party of the European Left - 10 seats - Gabrielle Zimmer (Berlin East)
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe - 9 seats - Guy Verhofstadt (Flemish Bravant West)
Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy - 7 seats - Nigel Farage (Thurrock)
Greens/European Free Alliance - 5 seats - *
European Conservatives and Reformists - 4 seats - Ryszard Legutko (Subcarpathia)

* G/EFA ran 2 leaders, both lost their seat. Ska Keller ran in Berlin Central. José Bové ran in Aveyron-Haute Loire. They eventually elected Ian Hudghton (Aberdeen) as party leader

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

That’s a tiny majority for Schulz, right?

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

That’s a tiny majority for Schulz, right?

yep, by my calculations 376 is needed for a majority

[Former President tack50]

That’s a tiny majority for Schulz, right?

Yup. 376 for a majority. So a majority of 4 for the social democrats.

[CookieDamage]

Scenario: U.S. collapses and NYC and surrounding NJ counties form a government and militarize their borders.

Paterson Faction - 12 seats (Joseph Gamal - Downtown Paterson)

Montclair Faction - 9 Seats (Maria Stoyer - Upper Montclair)

Essex Front - 19 Seats (Jamescita Garland - Ironbound)

Hudson Faction - 27 Seats (Harry Carter - Hell's Kitchen)

Brooklyn Faction - 22 Seats (Carlos Cruz - Bushwick)

Bronx Union - 11 Seats (Elena Solis - Mott Haven)

The Montclair and Paterson factions are two groups under a loosely united Jersey Party, but they are so divergent in policy goals that they are effectively two different parties. The Montclair faction is a mostly white group with suburban characteristics and its members support centrism and expansion of borders into northwestern jersey in order to secure Montclair. The Paterson faction is an ethnically diverse urban party which also supports expansion but has radically different policy goals.

Same for Hudson and Brooklyn factions. Hudson faction supports expansionism and increased militarization of the border, but even the faction is split on where to expand: some want expansion into south Jersey, some want expansion into Long Island, some want expansion into Connecticut, and a minority want expansion into Westchester. The Brooklyn faction wants no expansion at all and instead supports domestic infrastructure development and the signing of treaties with somewhat hostile neighbors in south Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The Bronx Union is a party which supports expansion into Westchester in order to secure their own borders but does not support either NYC faction. It is aligned with the similarly independent Essex faction. The Essex Faction, despite being centered in Newark and Jersey City, is not aligned with the Jersey Party.

[CookieDamage]

Majority Coalition: Democratic-Labor - 53 Seats

Leader: Chuck Schumer (Dem-N.Y.)

Democratic Party - 42 Seats - Chuck Schumer (NY)

Labor Party - 11 Seats - Tammy Baldwin (WI)

Minority Coalition: Republican-Conservative - 47 Seats

Leader: Mitch McConnell (Rep.-KY)

Republican Party - 45 Seats - Mitch McConnell (KY)

Conservative Party - 2 Seats - Tom Cotton (AR)

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

House of Representatives of the Republic of Atlasia, Elected June 25 2018

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Sneak peak for my next planned project.


Social Democratic & Labor (Albert Gore): 171 Seats (+20)
Progressive Conservative (Stephen Harper): 146 Seats (-23)
Liberal Republican (Evan Bayh): 29 Seats (+3)
Bloc Quebecois (Gilles Duceppe): 5 Seats (+3)

[Enderman]

After seeing Sanchez's project preview, I got an idea and ran with it.

National American Union Assembly Election, 2004



Liberal Republican Party, 504 seats: John McCain
New Democrat Party, 438 seats: Paul Martin
Social Democrat Party, 12 seats: Jack Layton
Southern Conservative Party, 12 seats: Mike Huckabee
Parti Québécois, 7 seats: Giles Duceppe
Collective Union Movement, 5 seats: Dennis Kucinich
Libertarian Party, 4 seats: Gary Johnson
Christian Liberal Party, 3 seats: Mike Pence
Deseret National Party, 3 seats: Gary Herbert
Movimiento Cívico Unido, 3 seats: Vicente Fox
Federalist Party, 2 seats: George Pataki
Farmer Labor Party, 2 seats: Paul Wellstone
New Black Panther Party, 2 seats: Jesse Jackson, Jr.
American Protection Party, 1 seat: Tom Tancredo
National Conservative Party, 1 seat: Bill Owens
National Conservative Freedom Front, 1 seat: Steve Bannon
Global Environment Party, 1 seat: Ralph Nader

National American Union Assembly Election, 2008



New Democrat Party, 541 seats: Barack Obama
Federalist Party, 106 seats: Tim Pawlenty
United Conservative Party, 91 seats: Bill Frist
Liberal Republican Party, 56 seats: George Allen
Collective Union Movement, 34 seats: Alan Grayson
Parti Québécois, 34 seats: Giles Duceppe
Global Environment Party, 31 seats: Matt Gonzalez
Movimiento Cívico Unido, 30 seats: Felipe Calderón
Farmer Labor Party, 25 seats: Russ Feingold
Deseret National Party, 22 seats: Gary Herbert
Libertarian Party, 12 seats: Gary Johnson
American Protection Party, 9 seats: Tom Tancredo
American Heritage Party, 5 seats: Jeff Sessions
National Conservative Freedom Front, 4 seats: Steve Bannon

National American Union Assembly Election, 2012



New Democrat Party, 533 seats: Barack Obama
United Conservative Party, 175 seats: Rob Portman
Federalist Party, 39 seats: Tim Pawlenty
Collective Union Movement, 52 seats: Alan Grayson
Parti Québécois, 44 seats: Giles Duceppe
American Heritage Party, 30 seats: Jeff Sessions
Movimiento Cívico Unido, 30 seats: Felipe Calderón
Farmer Labor Party, 25 seats: Russ Feingold
Green Efficency Party, 24 seats: Matt Gonzalez
Deseret National Party, 22 seats: Gary Herbert
Liberal Republican Party, 11 seats: Carly Fiorina
Libertarian Party, 10 seats: Gary Johnson
National Conservative Freedom Front, 3 seats: Steve Bannon
American Protection Party, 3 seats: Rick Santorum

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Uh Sanchez and Endy, your images aren't loading properly

[Enderman]

Uh Sanchez and Endy, your images aren't loading properly

I've noticed...weird how it hit me and Sanchez. I'll make a new legislature later.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Just gonna bump this...

[Former President tack50]

FPTP Germany, based on 2017 (capped at 299 seats, 150 for a majority)



Alternative for Germany (Alexander Gauland - Saxon Switzerland-East Ore Mountain): 3
Christian Social Union in Bavaria (Horst Seehofer - Ingolstadt): 46
Christian Democratic Union (Angela Merkel - Vorpommern-Rügen – Vorpommern-Greifswald I): 185
Social Democratic Party (Martin Schulz - Aachen II): 59
The Greens (Cem Özdemir - Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg - Prenzlauer Berg Ost): 1
The Left (Sahra Wagenknecht - Berlin Lichtenberg): 5

Result: CDU-CSU coalition majority of 81

[Continential]

Americana 2000 Senate

Jeb Bush: CPUSA 79 seats
Edward Kennedy Democratic 9 seats
Jay Rockefeller Republican 8 seats
Lyndon LaRouche Socialist Union 2 seats
Ralph Nader Greens 1 seat
Theodora Nathan Liberty 1 seat