Winter 2008 Progressive Primary - Official Thread

[Kaine for Senate '18]

1.  Richmond, Virginia
2.  Annapolis, Maryland
3.  Austin, Texas
4.  Milwaukee, Wisconsin
5.  Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
6.  Seattle, Washington
7.  San Francisco, California
8.  Culebra, Puerto Rico
9.  Adak, Alaska
10.  Nome, Alaska
11.  Belle Fourche, South Dakota

[Хahar 🤔]

Adak, Alaska - 11
Austin, Texas - 7
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania  - 5
Seattle, Washington - 3
Culebra, Puerto Rico - 6
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - 2
Richmond, Virginia - 8
Annapolis, Maryland - 4
Nome, Alaska - 10
Belle Fourche, South Dakota - 9
San Francisco, California - 1

[Sensei]

1- Adak
2- Annapols
3- Nome
4- Belle Fourche
5- San Fran
6- Culebra
7- Milwaukee
8- Seattle
9- Harrisburg
10- Richmond
11- Austin

[Speed of Sound]

[10] Adak, Alaska
[9] Austin, Texas
[1] Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
[6]Seattle, Washington
[5] Culebra, Puerto Rico
[7]Milwaukee, Wisconsin
[8]Richmond, Virginia
[4] Annapolis, Maryland
[11] Nome, Alaska
[2] Belle Fourche, South Dakota
[3] San Francisco, California

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[ilikeverin]

1. Belle Fourche, South Dakota
2. Adak, Alaska
3. Nome, Alaska
4. Culebra, Puerto Rico
5. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
6. Austin, Texas
7. Seattle, Washington
8. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
9. Richmond, Virginia
10. Annapolis, Maryland
11. San Francisco, California

[CultureKing]

1.. Seattle, Washington
2. Culebra, Puerto Rico
3. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
4. Nome, Alaska
5. San Francisco, California
6. Austin, Texas
7. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
8. Richmond, Virginia
9. Annapolis, Maryland
10. Belle Fourche, South Dakota
11. Adak, Alaska

[HappyWarrior]

Adak, Alaska-11
Austin, Texas-8
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania -4
Seattle, Washington-9
Culebra, Puerto Rico-3
Milwaukee, Wisconsin-5
Richmond, Virginia-2
Annapolis, Maryland-1
Nome, Alaska -10
Belle Fourche, South Dakota-6
San Francisco, California-7

[Robespierre's Jaw]

[1] Seattle, Washington
[2] Milwaukee, Wisconsin
[3] Austin, Texas
[4] Richmond, Virginia
[5] Harrisberg, Pennsylvania
[6] San Francisco, California
[7] Annapolis, Maryland
[8] Bell Fourche, South Dakota
[9] Culebra, Puerto Rico
[10] Nome, Alaska
[11] Adak, Alaska

[Јas]

[5] Adak, Alaska
[8] Austin, Texas
[4] Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
[7] Seattle, Washington
[9] Culebra, Puerto Rico
[3] Milwaukee, Wisconsin
[6] Richmond, Virginia
[10] Annapolis, Maryland
[2] Nome, Alaska
[1] Belle Fourche, South Dakota
[11] San Francisco, California

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

[1] Belle Fourche, South Dakota
[2] Seattle, Washington
[3] San Francisco, California

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Adak, Alaska -11
Austin, Texas -1
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania -3
Seattle, Washington - 4 
Culebra, Puerto Rico -9
Milwaukee, Wisconsin -5
Richmond, Virginia - 2
Annapolis, Maryland - 8
Nome, Alaska - 10
Belle Fourche, South Dakota -7
San Francisco, California -6

[Хahar 🤔]

How are delegates chosen?

[Hatman 🍁]

How are delegates chosen?

Do you mean how they are calculated/elected? or how they are picked?

[minionofmidas]

3 Adak, Alaska
7 Austin, Texas
6 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
9 Seattle, Washington
1 Culebra, Puerto Rico
4 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
10 Richmond, Virginia
11 Annapolis, Maryland
2 Nome, Alaska
5 Belle Fourche, South Dakota
8 San Francisco, California

[Filuwaúrdjan]

1. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2. Nome, Alaska
3. Culebra, Puerto Rico
4. Adak, Alaska
5. Belle Fourche, South Dakota
6. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
7. Richmond, Virginia
8. Austin, Texas
9. Annapolis, Maryland
10. San Francisco, California
11. Seattle, Washington

[Хahar 🤔]

How are delegates chosen?

Do you mean how they are calculated/elected? or how they are picked?

Picked. Can I be a delegate, for instance?

[Hatman 🍁]

How are delegates chosen?

Do you mean how they are calculated/elected? or how they are picked?

Picked. Can I be a delegate, for instance?

Yes you can. They're not really picked per se. You just declare yourself a delegate and pledge your support behind a candidate as long as you live in a region where that candidate won delegates. A candidate also reserves the right to refuse you as a delegate.

[minionofmidas]

How are delegates chosen?

Do you mean how they are calculated/elected? or how they are picked?

Picked. Can I be a delegate, for instance?

After it's clear who has how many delegates from which region, the candidates ask ordinary voters to pleas be their delegates. That's how we did it last time around, anyways.

EDIT: Earl's also put it nicely.

[Хahar 🤔]

How are delegates chosen?

Do you mean how they are calculated/elected? or how they are picked?

Picked. Can I be a delegate, for instance?

Yes you can. They're not really picked per se. You just declare yourself a delegate and pledge your support behind a candidate as long as you live in a region where that candidate won delegates. A candidate also reserves the right to refuse you as a delegate.

How are delegates chosen?

Do you mean how they are calculated/elected? or how they are picked?

Picked. Can I be a delegate, for instance?

After it's clear who has how many delegates from which region, the candidates ask ordinary voters to pleas be their delegates. That's how we did it last time around, anyways.

EDIT: Earl's also put it nicely.

Awesome. Thanks.

[Hatman 🍁]

Yeah, after the first round, you can vote for whoever you want, but in the first round you must pledge yourself behind a specific candidate. So, the first round is just to see who the delegates are; the results are going to be similar to the actual delegate totals, except candidates may not find enough delegates in time.

[Хahar 🤔]

Yeah, after the first round, you can vote for whoever you want, but in the first round you must pledge yourself behind a specific candidate. So, the first round is just to see who the delegates are; the results are going to be similar to the actual delegate totals, except candidates may not find enough delegates in time.

What happens in that case?

[bgwah]

1) Seattle, Washington
2) San Francisco, California
3) Austin, Texas
4) Milkwaukee, Wisconsin
5) Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
6) Annapolis, Maryland
7) Richmond, Virginia
Adak, Alaska
9) Nome, Alaska
10) Culebra, Puerto Rico
11) Belle Fourche, South Dakota

[Hatman 🍁]

Yeah, after the first round, you can vote for whoever you want, but in the first round you must pledge yourself behind a specific candidate. So, the first round is just to see who the delegates are; the results are going to be similar to the actual delegate totals, except candidates may not find enough delegates in time.

What happens in that case?

They can be filled in during the subsequent rounds provided they vote for that delegate.

[Хahar 🤔]

Yeah, after the first round, you can vote for whoever you want, but in the first round you must pledge yourself behind a specific candidate. So, the first round is just to see who the delegates are; the results are going to be similar to the actual delegate totals, except candidates may not find enough delegates in time.

What happens in that case?

They can be filled in during the subsequent rounds provided they vote for that delegate.

Interesting. Thanks.

[Хahar 🤔]

Right now, the results are as follows:

1. San Francisco
2. Belle Fourche
T3. Austin
T3. Seattle
T5. Everyone else.

I suggest we end voting right now, since this took me a long time to do (manually) and I don't want to have to do it again.