Is the Federalist Party deaded

[UlmerFudd]

Recently the feds have registered their worst fifth constitution performance and have been reduced to one federal officeholder for the past two cycles. There has also been a lack of fresh blood within the party as well as people willing to run for office. Is the federalist party dead and totally won’t have a revival in the future now that there’s a thread made about its demise?

[Make America Grumpy Again]

At this point it's up to the party. Labor was in a moot situation but despite being divided between Tim/Sirius, it  managed to win with some unique and different  coalitions. Perhaps the Federalists could do the same in a future election.

[YE]

I clearly haven’t paid attention in six months.

The Feds collapsed?

[UlmerFudd]

I clearly haven’t paid attention in six months.

The Feds collapsed?

The feds registered only 10% of the senate PV this election and is down to three officeholders total(LT in the Senate, Cao in the LGC, and Goldwater in Fremont). We also failed to get Cao reelected back in December.

[Liminal Trans Girl]

Excellent move.

[Continential]

There is no new life in this game. I suppose that is because the forum has little new users because of the state of politics right now.

[reagente]

I clearly haven’t paid attention in six months.

The Feds collapsed?

Probably the most concise summary is that events of last May/June both ended the de facto Federalist-SNP cooperation that had been going on before that point and internally divided the Federalists, with some number of Federalist voters siding with the SNP over Federalist leadership. The SNP decided to pull those Federalist voters favorable to them out of Lincoln and Fremont and use them to shore up the South. This really weakened the Federalists in the other two regions and gave the SNP an iron grip on the South and the 3 seats allocated to it under the 5th constitution. The Federalists have enough voters to consistently get one at-large seat and some remainder, but because the SNP and Federalists for the most part refuse to preference each other, that remainder rarely turns into a second seat at-large.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I clearly haven’t paid attention in six months.

The Feds collapsed?

Probably the most concise summary is that events of last May/June both ended the de facto Federalist-SNP cooperation that had been going on before that point and internally divided the Federalists, with some number of Federalist voters siding with the SNP over Federalist leadership. The SNP decided to pull those Federalist voters favorable to them out of Lincoln and Fremont and use them to shore up the South. This really weakened the Federalists in the other two regions and gave the SNP an iron grip on the South and the 3 seats allocated to it under the 5th constitution. The Federalists have enough voters to consistently get one at-large seat and some remainder, but because the SNP and Federalists for the most part refuse to preference each other, that remainder rarely turns into a second seat at-large.

Yeah, relations between the two parties are presently not good, evidently.