Revenge of Presidential Survivor: Results Thread

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Here's round eightteen for your viewing pleasure:

Taft -- 9 votes
FDR -- 7 votes
J. Adams -- 1 vote
Garfield -- 1 vote
Hayes -- 1 vote
McKinley -- 1 vote
Nixon -- 1 vote
T. Roosevelt -- 1 vote

     Taft loses, getting 9/22 votes. The dump FDR movement gains a lot of steam here, getting 7 votes in favor of booting the guy, making five consecutive rounds with multiple votes against him.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round nineteen is finished:

Taylor -- 10 votes
FDR -- 8 votes
GHW Bush -- 1 vote
Lincoln -- 1 vote
McKinley -- 1 vote

     Taylor is booted off with 10/21 votes. Best showing yet for the dump FDR movement.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty is done:

FDR -- 9 votes
McKinley -- 5 votes
GHW Bush -- 4 votes
J. Adams -- 1 vote
Hayes -- 1 vote

     FDR is booted, with 9/20 votes. The Pro-FDR movement's attempt to take out the elder Bush caused a rift that left FDR vulnerable.

[dead0man]

Finally.  Actually, 20 is probably about right.  Maybe 15-20 would have been better, but 20 isn't horrible considering how much the left had been gaming the game the last handful of votes and how many more of them there are than everybody else.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Finally.  Actually, 20 is probably about right.  Maybe 15-20 would have been better, but 20 isn't horrible considering how much the left had been gaming the game the last handful of votes and how many more of them there are than everybody else.

     Getting rid of LBJ also took an eternity. However, the left finally went a bridge too far in attacking George H.W. Bush.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     As we reach the halfway point, round twenty-one comes to a close:

Nixon -- 11 votes
Lincoln -- 4 votes
Garfield -- 1 vote
Grant -- 1 vote
Van Buren -- 1 vote

     Nixon goes down with 11/18 votes. With huge negatives & equally big positives, Nixon losing at this point is perfectly emblematic of the halfway point of the game.

[DownWithTheLeft]

I wonder how many of the voters have already decided who they want to win.  I know I have

[dead0man]

Since FDR is gone, I really don't care that much who wins.  There are still a handful letf that shouldn't win, but they won't so I'm not worried.  It will most likely be Washington or TR (outside shot of Truman) and any of those would be ok (Truman wouldn't deserve it).

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I have four or five people who I really would like to see win. Washington is one of them, but at the same time I kind of hope he doesn't because he's kind of obvious.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     The results of round twenty-two are in:

Grant -- 10 votes
Van Buren -- 8 votes
Jefferson -- 1 vote
Lincoln -- 1 vote
McKinley -- 1 vote
Washington -- 1 vote

     In one of the closer rounds in a while, Grant is kicked off, getting 10/22 votes.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-three has come home:

McKinley -- 8 votes
Van Buren -- 8 votes
Garfield -- 2 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
Ford -- 1 vote
Jefferson -- 1 vote

     Van Buren & McKinley tie, each getting 8/22 votes. Guess it's another tiebreaker.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-three tiebreaker is over:

Van Buren -- 9 votes
McKinley -- 8 votes

     Van Buren loses the tiebreaker, getting 9/17 votes.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-four results are here:

Garfield -- 10 votes
Ford -- 2 votes
Adams -- 1 vote
GHW Bush -- 1 vote
Hayes -- 1 vote
Jefferson -- 1 vote
Lincoln -- 1 vote
Madison -- 1 vote

     Garfield loses out, with 10/18 votes. No real movement emerged against anyone else in this round.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-five results are here:

McKinley -- 8 votes
Ford -- 7 votes
Polk -- 5 votes
JQ Adams -- 1 vote
Lincoln --  1 vote

     McKinley gets 8/22 votes. Would've gone to a tiebreaker, except Conor Flynn cast the decisive vote with under eight minutes remaining.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-seven has finished:

Ford -- 9 votes
Hayes -- 4 votes
Polk -- 3 votes
JQ Adams -- 2 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes

     Ford loses, getting 9/20 votes. 7 out of the last 8 presidents have been kicked off the island now.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-seven sees dusk:

Hayes -- 10 votes
GHW Bush -- 3 votes
J. Adams -- 1 vote
JQ Adams -- 1 vote
Lincoln -- 1 vote

     Hayes loses with 10/16 votes. Terrible turnout this round.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-eight results have been finalized:

Polk -- 6 votes
CA Arthur -- 5 votes
JQ Adams -- 3 votes
Madison -- 3 votes
J. Adams -- 2 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
GHW Bush -- 1 vote
JFK -- 1 vote

     Polk is kicked off the island, with 6/23 votes. One of the weaker decisions in a long time. The vote that put Polk into the lead came at 11:58:45 PM, the latest that a deciding vote has come in yet.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round twenty-nine results have come in:

JQ Adams -- 7 votes
CA Arthur -- 4 votes
GHW Bush -- 3 votes
J. Adams --  1 vote
Lincoln -- 1 vote

     John Quincy Adams loses, with 7/16 votes cast. Late movement to knock off the elder Bush.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round thirty results! Get 'em while they're fresh:

GHW Bush -- 11 votes
JFK -- 4 votes
Madison -- 3 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
CA Arthur -- 1 vote
Jefferson -- 1 vote

     George HW Bush is the newest guy on the boat, having gotten 11/22 votes. The last eight presidents have now been kicked off the island.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round thirty-one results come marching in:

CA Arthur -- 9 votes
Madison -- 5 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
Eisenhower -- 1 vote

     Arthur loses this round with 9/17 votes. I think this is the first vote Eisenhower has ever gotten by the way.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round thirty-two results are here:

Madison -- 8 votes
Cleveland -- 2 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
J. Adams -- 1 vote
Jefferson -- 1 vote

     Madison is booted with 8/14 votes. Lowest turnout round to date.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Round thirty-three results are now in:

Adams -- 9 votes
Cleveland -- 5 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
Truman -- 1 vote

     Adams is booted with 9/17 votes. Down to under ten presidents remaining.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Here are round thirty-four results:

Cleveland -- 5 votes
Jefferson -- 5 votes
Lincoln -- 4 votes
JFK -- 1 vote
Monroe -- 1 vote

     Tie between Cleveland & Jefferson, with 5/16 votes apiece. Lincoln got 4 votes.

[Associate Justice PiT]

    Round thirty-four tiebreaker is done:

Cleveland -- 12 votes
Jefferson -- 7 votes

     Cleveland is booted with 12/19 votes. Not very close for a tiebreaker round.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Here come round thirty-five results:

JFK -- 9 votes
Monroe -- 4 votes
Eisenhower -- 3 votes
Lincoln -- 2 votes
T. Roosevelt -- 1 vote

     JFK loses, with 9/19 votes. Not much else to say here.