New official NPC thread (August polls coming, campaigning open)

[Sestak]

Yes. I really am very, very sorry for the delay. PA campaigning closes at midnight Eastern. Results will be out soon after. Polling and events coming today as well or I'm eating a sock.

Like Donald Wilders?

OBD made a solemn vow to eat a sock four months ago if Ishan voted for Windjammer but REFUSED to honor his word! You can never trust an Easterner!

@

We're still waiting for this, by the way!

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Yes. I really am very, very sorry for the delay. PA campaigning closes at midnight Eastern. Results will be out soon after. Polling and events coming today as well or I'm eating a sock.

Like Donald Wilders?

OBD made a solemn vow to eat a sock four months ago if Ishan voted for Windjammer but REFUSED to honor his word! You can never trust an Easterner!

@

We're still waiting for this, by the way!

why did you let him become VP and chair of Labor then!?

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Yes. I really am very, very sorry for the delay. PA campaigning closes at midnight Eastern. Results will be out soon after. Polling and events coming today as well or I'm eating a sock.

Like Donald Wilders?

OBD made a solemn vow to eat a sock four months ago if Ishan voted for Windjammer but REFUSED to honor his word! You can never trust an Easterner!

@

We're still waiting for this, by the way!

why did you let him become VP and chair of Labor then!?

A warm bucket of piss is a fitting reward for dishonesty.

[OBD]

nervously sweats

[OBD]

Yes. I really am very, very sorry for the delay. PA campaigning closes at midnight Eastern. Results will be out soon after. Polling and events coming today as well or I'm eating a sock.

So are you joining me in sock purgatory?

[Peanut]

Yes. I really am very, very sorry for the delay. PA campaigning closes at midnight Eastern. Results will be out soon after. Polling and events coming today as well or I'm eating a sock.

So are you joining me in sock purgatory?

Not quite yet, I'm afraid!

[Peanut]

June 2021 - Pennsylvania results

Pennsylvania State Election:

Two-round system for Governor, IRV for the legislature

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		62% (Governor), 48% (legislature)		105 Reps / 25 Senators
Federalist Party		28% (Governor), 25% (legislature)		47 Reps / 13 Senators
Liberal Party		20% (legislature)		40 Reps /  10 Senators
Democratic Alliance		10% (Governor), 7% (legislature)		11 Reps / 2 Senators
Total				203 Representatives / 50 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Governor Joanne "Allentown Jo" Bakersfield reelected

Incoming Legislature:
Labor majority in both chambers

The popularity of Gov. Bakersfield helped her landslide the opposition, as all state legislators who threatened to sue over the cis tax lost their seats. The new Labor-Liberal expected coalition holds a large majority.

[Peanut]

Campaigning will close on the 30th, seeing as I haven't posted polling or really anything at all.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Campaigning will close on the 30th, seeing as I haven't posted polling or really anything at all.

will we see a polling update soon?

[Continential]

Will polling be posted today or later on? I'm confused.

[Peanut]

The Citizen’s Dispatch
Volume VII: NPC elections issue

Aloha means good-bye too
Labor Senators formally leave party, ask supporters to abstain this election, introduce independence resolution

HONOLULU - Dramatic scenes have unfolded at the State Capitol these past few days as the Liliuokalani Group - the pro-independence group of Labor Senators who, upon leaving the Party, have formally broken Gov. Abercrombie's trifecta - has staged a dramatic show of support for their policies and demands, introducing a resolution to declare independence from Atlasia, condemning President Sestak, Pres-elect SevenEleven and Attorney General and First Minister Truman as "settler colonialists" and telling their supporters that "a vote for Labor is a vote against Hawaii and for the Denver-Nyman project that threatens the people's interests".

These events will be reflected in soon-to be published polling by the Citizen's Dispatch, and while Gov. Abercrombie's popularity is not significantly affected, her party's hold on power has gotten considerably shakier. No comments have been made by the Governor or any leader of the other parties.

State Senator Laura Baker, the 28-year old leader of the Liliuokalani group, commented "we are not here to attain power for ourselves. We are here to free Hawaii from the colonialist yoke it has been under for centuries, first under the United States and then under Atlasia. Soon, we'll have the chance to vote on a new future for our islands. But supporting these illegitimate elections is not the way to go, which is why we need you to abstain."

Analysts shocked on finding the state exists
Delaware leads social and economic indicators

DOVER - Not a single economics report published in the last month has shown Delaware anywhere below second place. Gov. Rutherford's administration (the last Peace-led gvovernment in Atlasia) has apparently played its cards exactly right, as the Governor touts her policies and her approval soars. Her cooperation with Gov. LouisvilleThunder's Southern government has been stellar, even as she is a vocal supporter of Labor government in Nyman.

Indeed, she recently became somewhat of a celebrity on social media after her speech denouncing her regional Governor's claims of election fraud went viral. She staked out a fiery pro-democracy position, defending Sen. Sev's victory in the election and pledging to work with both him and the losing nominee to build a better Delaware. Her legislature has considered many bills that have improved the quality of life and many indicators in her state. It's a good time for Delaware. Indeed, in an alternate reality, perhaps the President is from there.

The good, the bad, and the ugly
Three bizarre tapes leave questions on major party nominees in three states

Three  weird tapes have been released recently.

In Louisiana, one apparently shows the Governor having dinner with some party donors and mentioning "you know, it's actually delicious, it is. If I could eat Louisiana, I would eat it, boot and everything. I'd just swallow it whole." No major effects have been reported on the Governor's unpopularity, as he still trails in approval by a significant margin.

In Chicago, one has three shadowy figures speaking: one very quiet, whom our experts have determined to be an African-Atlasian man in his early 50s, mentions how religion has helped the current Federalist administration advocate for equality and justice. Another one, a Latina woman in her early 30s, spoke about economics, and her wish for a more just Chicago through achieving economic balance and justice for the city's poorest and more well-off. The third one, whom none of our experts could accurately identify with demographic analysis, but is best described as "robotic", spoke about the future of the city, and how the figure of the Mayor served an antiquated past that centralized power in "incompetent fools". All three voices are believed to be Mayor Hernández, popularly known as H. Somehow, everyone has found something to like in the tape, and the Administration's popularity has increased.

In Maine, Liberal Governor Pierre Barrett gave a series of odd statements during recent town halls, massacring state and regional history (claiming Maine singlehandedly ended World War One, and attacking former Governors Peanut and ReaganClinton because they are from "too far South"), insulting voters ("if you're worse off now than you were last time, just vote for the other guy, fat", "one look at you and I'd say you were a sea cockroach"), and just bizarre comments ("the lobster is the mouthpiece of the heart", "Jupiter is really the Maine of Europe"). A video collecting his strangest ones has gone viral online. However, his Liberal administration's score (the metric that matters under Maine's score voting system) is still very high, albeit having taken a slight hit over the flurry of questions. His office has not commented.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Campaigning will close on the 30th, seeing as I haven't posted polling or really anything at all.

will we see a polling update soon?

[Continential]

NOTICE FROM THE PETERSON FOR GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN
1. Louisiana Liberal nominee Helena Peterson and the Liberal Party of Louisiana endorses Federalist nominee Ken Pham as her and the party's second choice for Governor of Louisiana.

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[Peanut]

So this closes in 40 minutes. I'll try to have everything graded tomorrow. Thank you for your active campaigning, and best of luck!

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

when can we expect results?

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

when can we expect results?

[Peanut]

Oh God, sorry. Results and the July calendar will be out on Wednesday.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Will we have an election night style coverage like we did last month?

[Peanut]

Will we have an election night style coverage like we did last month?

I'll hardly have time to post results as it is, sadly! I'll definitely do that for July, though.

[OBD]

In the absence of results, I hereby use my authority as Vice President Simp God to declare every election a GLORIOUS LABOR LANDSLIDE!

Questions and comments will NOT be accepted!

[wxtransit]

In the absence of results, I hereby use my authority as Vice President Simp God to declare every election a GLORIOUS LABOR LANDSLIDE!

Questions and comments will NOT be accepted!

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

results please.

[Peanut]

alright folks

better late than never!

coming tonight, JUNE NPC RESULTS!!!!!

Also, July campaigning will open at midnight Eastern and end at midnight of the last day of July. Polls will be out tomorrow, along with events. Best of luck!

[Peanut]

June 2021 - National results

New Mexico State Election:

Standard Fremont System

Turnout: 64.7%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		60% (+1%)		40 MPs (-4) / 20 Senators (+1)
Democratic Alliance		15% (+9%)		8 MPs (+8) / 3 Senators(+2)
Federalist Party		13% (-1%)		8 MPs (+2)/ 5 Senators (+1)
Liberal Party		12% (-7%)		7 MPs (-3) / 2 Senators (-4)
Total				60 MPs / 30 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Labor Party win, Governor Santos reelected in first round round

Incoming Legislature:
Labor supermajority in both chambers

Hawaii State Election:

Standard Fremont System

Turnout: 50.3%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		49% (-3%)		30 MPs (-4) / 14 Senators (+1)
Federalist Party		19% (+4%)		7 MPs (+2) / 5 Senators (+1)
Liberal Party		16% (-5%)		6 MP (-3) / 3 Senators (-3)
Democratic Alliance		16% (+6%)		7 MPs (+5) /  3 Senators (+1)
Total				50 MPs / 25 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Labor Party win, Governor Abercrombie reelected 55-27 in the second round

Incoming Legislature:
Labor majority in both chambers

Nebraska State Election:

Standard Fremont System

Turnout: 59.9%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		50% (Legislature) (-1%), 59% (Governor)		25 MPs (-7) / 13 Senators (-1)
Democratic Alliance		34% (+28%)		18 MPs (+18) / 8 Senators (+7)
Liberal Party		13% (legislature) (-11%)		5 MPs (-7) / 3 Senators (-3)
Federalist Party		3% (-12%)		2 MPs (-4) / 1 Senators (-3)
Total				50 MPs / 25 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Labor Party win, Governor Nelson reelected

Incoming Legislature:
Labor House and Senate majority

Northern Marianas State Election:

Standard Fremont System

Turnout: 36.4%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		27% (-25%)		2 MPs (-3)/ 1 Senator (-1)
Liberal Party		25% (+2%)		2 MPs (+1) / 1 Senator (steady)
Federalist Party		24% (+5%)		1 MPs (+1) / 1 Senator (+1)
Democratic Alliance		24% (+19%)		1 MPs (+1) / 0 Senators (steady)
Total				6 MPs / 3 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Federalist win, Federalist Governor elected 52-48 in the final round

Incoming Legislature:
No majority

Weird things happen with low turnout! Negative winds for Labor in Fremont cost them nowhere else because of their stellar campaigning in both Hawaii and (particularly) Nebraska, but ignoring a state, even if every party does it, comes with a price when you're the incumbent.

Louisiana State Election:

Standard Southern System

Turnout: 58.9%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Federalist Party		45% (+8%)		52 Representatives (+12) / 20 Senators (+4)
Democratic Alliance		34% (+29%)		29 Representatives (+26) / 10 Senators (+9)
Liberal Party		14% (+6%)		16 Representatives (+8) / 5 Senators (+2)
Labor Party		7% (-42%)		8 Representatives (-44)/ 4 Senators (-15)
Total				105 Representatives / 39 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Federalist Party win, Governor Pham elected 55-45 in the final round

Incoming Legislature:
Federalist plurality in the House, majority in the Senate

Florida State Election:

Standard Southern System

Turnout: 69.42%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		46% (-1%)		54 Representatives (-2)/ 19 Senators (steady)
Federalist Party		23% (-13%)		37 Representatives (-8) / 9 Senators (-5)
Democratic Alliance		21% (+17%)		24 Representatives (+26) / 8 Senators (+7)
Liberal Party		10% (-3%)		5 Representatives (+8) / 4 Senators (steady)
Total				120 Representatives / 40 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Labor Party win, Governor Chávez reelected 53-25 in the final round

Incoming Legislature:
No majority

Delaware State Election:

Standard Southern System

Turnout: 48.7%

Party/Alliance		Votes (%)		Seats
Labor Party		57% (+6%)		25 Representatives (+1)/ 13 Senators (+2)
Liberal Party		18% (+15%)		7 Representatives (+7) / 3 Senators (+3)
Democratic Alliance		13% (+5%)		5 Representatives (+3) / 3 Senators (+2)
Federalist Party		12% (-23%)		4 Representatives (-11) / 2 Senators (-7)
Total				41 Representatives / 21 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Labor Party win, Governor Rutherford reelected

Incoming Legislature:
Labor majority in both chambers

Maine State Election:

Score voting

Turnout: 52.1%

Party/Alliance		Votes (average score)		Seats
Liberal Party		7.3		103 Representatives (+49) / 20 Senators (+7)
Labor Party		5.2		21 Representatives (-43)/ 5 Senators (-11)
Federalist Party		4.1		18 Representatives (-4) / 5 Senators (+1)
Democratic Alliance		3.0		12 Representatives (steady) / 5 Senators (+3)
Total				154 Representatives / 35 Senators

Gubernatorial result:
Liberal Party win, Governor Barrett reelected

Incoming Legislature:
Liberal supermajority in the House, majority in the Senate

Chicago Mayoral Election:

Approval voting

Turnout: 52.1%

Party/Alliance		Votes (average approval)
Federalist Party		79%
Labor Party		39%
Democratic Alliance		32%
Liberal Party		28%

Mayoral result:
Federalist Party win, Mayor Hernández reelecrted

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Any more results?