Some stats about the race

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Tim Turner i think must the first candidate to be elected president while losing a plurality of his own party (despite getting the endorsement)

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Over 40% in Lincoln is higher than I would have anticipated.
The regional breakdown though in terms of overall winners is as expected.

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Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

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Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

Not only that, but I'd be surprised if a Labor candidate has ever reached 85% of the vote in Lincoln or Fremont, let alone the South.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

Not only that, but I'd be surprised if a Labor candidate has ever reached 85% of the vote in Lincoln or Fremont, let alone the South.

Yeah, that's probably a first, though I dunno, in a high tide election a Laborite probably hit that number in Fremont.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

Not only that, but I'd be surprised if a Labor candidate has ever reached 85% of the vote in Lincoln or Fremont, let alone the South.

The first several senate elections in the Pacific Subregion involved the Laborite getting literally 100% of the vote, not even any abstentions or meme votes. Truman also achieved over 90% of the vote at least once (and so did Scott on the same ballot): https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=360755.0

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

Not only that, but I'd be surprised if a Labor candidate has ever reached 85% of the vote in Lincoln or Fremont, let alone the South.

The first several senate elections in the Pacific Subregion involved the Laborite getting literally 100% of the vote, not even any abstentions or meme votes. Truman also achieved over 90% of the vote at least once (and so did Scott on the same ballot): https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=360755.0

So it's a first for presidential elections, but not in Senate elections...

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

Not only that, but I'd be surprised if a Labor candidate has ever reached 85% of the vote in Lincoln or Fremont, let alone the South.

Scott got 91% in Fremont in October 2021 https://talkelections.org/AFEWIKI/index.php?title=October_2021_Presidential_Election

[cherry mandarin]

I used my model to track the live vote changes and make these calculations as it happened, so there are certainly some visible gaps in the time scale. As you can probably infer from the trendlines on this chart, I was actively running these simulations throughout much (but not all) of the late-afternoon and early-evening hours every day during the voting period—less so in the middle of the night! If anyone’s interested in having me go back and collect more detailed data, though, please feel free to let me know.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Never thought I'd see the South vote for a Labor candidate again, never dissapoint!

I think this might be the first time ever that the South had the highest second-round share of the vote for a victorious Labor candidate for president.

Not only that, but I'd be surprised if a Labor candidate has ever reached 85% of the vote in Lincoln or Fremont, let alone the South.

Scott got 91% in Fremont in October 2021 https://talkelections.org/AFEWIKI/index.php?title=October_2021_Presidential_Election

My instincts were solid then.