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« Reply #3050 on: September 08, 2016, 03:47:25 AM »

Are you able to post more than just President Forever/Infinity in this tread?
If so, there is an interesting Congress Infinity game I had...



D Gain
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Republicans: 216 Seats
Democrats: 213 Seats
Libertarians: 3 Seats
Greens: 3 Seats
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« Reply #3051 on: September 10, 2016, 02:16:42 PM »
« Edited: September 10, 2016, 02:33:26 PM by #TheShadowyAbyss »



MARCO RUBIO/CHRIS CHRISTIE 45.3% - 72,939,846 - 279
BERNIE SANDERS/ANDREW CUOMO 44.1% - 71,016,728 - 259
GARY JOHNSON/BILL WELD 6.8% - 10,868,707
JILL STEIN/AJAMU BARAKA 2.6% - 4,143,976
DARRELL CASTLE/SCOTT BRADLEY 1.3% - 2,045,684

Closest states:

MINNESOTA:

RUBIO 32.5% - 923,570
STEIN 31.9% - 907,450
JOHNSON 23.2% - 660,683
SANDERS 12.4% - 353,430

VIRGINIA:

SANDERS - 48.2% - 2,023,996
RUBIO 47.3% - 1,986,514
JOHNSON 3.6% - 150,253
STEIN 1% - 41,940

OHIO:

SANDERS 47.4% - 2,952,028
RUBIO 46.1% - 2,867,477
JOHNSON 5.6% - 351,269
STEIN 0.8% - 50,979

NEW MEXICO:

RUBIO 31.9% - 339,685
JOHNSON 25.4% - 270,598
STEIN 22.2% - 236,354
CASTLE 12.4% - 131,709
SANDERS 8.1% - 85,980

Sanders obliterated Hillary Clinton in the primaries winning 65% of the vote and 2,985 delegates while Cruz, Rubio and Trump fought all the way to the convention, other candidates had a combined total of 550 delegates that threw the majority of their support behind Rubio who was 2nd overall in delegates, Trump threw his delegates behind Rubio allowing Rubio to become the GOP nominee (I was Cruz and finished just 92 delegates short) and then Rubio picked former rival Christie as his VP.

Sanders was leading throughout most of the late summer/early fall periods with average polling around 47-50% of the vote and 300+ electoral votes, but after a BLM scandal, ISIS attack and endless amounts of negative ads thrown his way, Sanders dropped to an average of 43-45% of the vote and allowed me (Rubio) to take the lead.

Jill Stein spent most of the campaign in Minnesota and threw ad after ad attacking Sanders
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« Reply #3052 on: September 10, 2016, 03:15:00 PM »



Amy Klobuchar/Sherrod Brown 331 EVs, 49.7%
John Thune/Marco Rubio 207 EVs, 45.5%
Michael Bloomberg/Chuck Hagel 0 EVs, 3.3%


Played as Bloomberg, hit 12% in NJ, 8% in CT, 6% in NY, 4% in CA
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« Reply #3053 on: September 11, 2016, 11:53:25 AM »


Fmr. Gov. GEORGE ELMER PATAKI (R-NY) / VP Joe Biden (D-DE) - 317/38.9%
Fmr. SoS Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) - 133/31.1%
Donald Trump (R-NY) / Gov. Mike Pence (R-IN) - 88/29.7%
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« Reply #3054 on: September 12, 2016, 02:51:19 PM »

I am sure there are others, but I do enjoy seeing everyone else's results here.
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« Reply #3055 on: September 12, 2016, 06:48:08 PM »

Are you able to post more than just President Forever/Infinity in this tread?
If so, there is an interesting Congress Infinity game I had...



D Gain
D Hold
R Gain
R Hold
L Gain
G Gain

Republicans: 216 Seats
Democrats: 213 Seats
Libertarians: 3 Seats
Greens: 3 Seats

Is that the 2014 scenario with more parties? (Libertarian, Constitution, Green, Reform)

If so, I'm actually the guy who made that scenario.
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« Reply #3056 on: September 12, 2016, 07:23:32 PM »

2016

President Barack Obama (D-IL) / VP Joe Biden (D-DE) - 457/61%
Herman Cain (R-GA) / Dr. Ben Carson (R-FL) - 81/39%
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« Reply #3057 on: September 14, 2016, 06:45:19 PM »

Has anyone stopped having the chance to do TV performances/interviews?
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« Reply #3058 on: September 14, 2016, 09:20:19 PM »

Are you able to post more than just President Forever/Infinity in this tread?
If so, there is an interesting Congress Infinity game I had...



D Gain
D Hold
R Gain
R Hold
L Gain
G Gain

Republicans: 216 Seats
Democrats: 213 Seats
Libertarians: 3 Seats
Greens: 3 Seats

Is that the 2014 scenario with more parties? (Libertarian, Constitution, Green, Reform)

If so, I'm actually the guy who made that scenario.

Yes, it is that scenario.
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« Reply #3059 on: September 15, 2016, 09:44:07 PM »



President Hillary Clinton/Vice President Tim Kaine - 261 EV, 38.1%
Governor Greg Abbott/Representative Trey Gowdy - 232 EV, 38.7%
Mr. Penn Jillette/Mr. Austin Petersen - 42 EV, 17.3%
Senator Bernie Sanders/Dr. Jill Stein - 3 EV, 5.8%
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« Reply #3060 on: September 28, 2016, 07:18:56 PM »

Are you able to post more than just President Forever/Infinity in this tread?
If so, there is an interesting Congress Infinity game I had...



D Gain
D Hold
R Gain
R Hold
L Gain
G Gain

Republicans: 216 Seats
Democrats: 213 Seats
Libertarians: 3 Seats
Greens: 3 Seats
I want to mention something about his one. I would have gotten 218 if it wasn't for the Republican gains...
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« Reply #3061 on: October 02, 2016, 05:09:57 PM »
« Edited: October 02, 2016, 06:58:40 PM by sentinel »

2016 - Democratic Primary

I played as Biden on hard. Clinton, Webb, Sanders, O'Malley were also candidates.



Biden (me, blue) - 2040 delegates, 41.8% pop vote (2,383 delegates needed to clinche)
Clinton (red) - 2061 delegates, 37.5% pop vote
Sanders - 440 delegates, 10.9% pop vote, endorsed Biden
O'Malley - 196 delegates, 5.3% pop vote, withdrew
Webb - 28 delegates, 4.5% pop vote, withdrew

I ultimately win the nomination on round 4 of voting with 2,704 to Clinton's 2,061. Bush/Portman is the GOP ticket. I picked Sherrod Brown for VP.

We start off at a severe disadvantage.
Bush/Portman - 48.8% and 379 EV
Biden/Brown - 39.7% and 153 EV
Bloomberg/Hagel - 4.8% and 0 EV
Stein/Baraka - 1.6% and 0 EV
Ventura/Whatever - 1.4% and 0 EV

TWO DAYS BEFORE E-DAY




Bush/Portman - 359 EV, 47.3% PV
Biden/Brown - 165 EV, 40.6% PV
Bloomberg/Hagel - 5.5% PV, 0 EV
Stein/Baraka - 1.7% PV, 0 EV
Ventura/Whoever - 1.7% PV, 0 EV

My chances are not good. I had caught up slighty but got hit with a level 10 scandal.

Final Result



Blue - Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) / Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) - 339 EV, 48.6% PV
Red - VP Joe Biden (D-DE) / Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) - 199 EV, 41.9% PV
Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I-NY) / Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE) - 0 EV, 5.6% PV
Jill Stein (G-MA) / Whoever Baraka - 0 EV, 2.1% PV
Gov. Jesse Ventura (L-MN) / Whoever - 0 EV, 1.8% PV

Closest States (under 5% diff):
Pennsylvania - 0.5%
New Hampshire - 1.3%
Washington - 1.4%
Oregon - 1.6%
Illinois - 1.6%
New Jersey - 1.8%
New York - 2.6%
California - 2.6%
Maine - 2.8%
Virginia - 2.8%
Florida - 3.1%
Iowa - 3.6%
Nevada - 4.1%
Missouri - 4.6%

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« Reply #3062 on: October 03, 2016, 05:30:49 AM »
« Edited: October 03, 2016, 08:46:48 PM by Fmr President & Senator Polnut »

A weird 1980 scenario... this one went down to the wire.

I was behind for a long time, got hit by scandals and bad interviews. My focus was on TX, CA, PA, WI, MO, OR and WA.



Reagan/Bush - 307EV - 45.9%
Kennedy/Bentsen - 231EV - 46.4%
Anderson/Lucie - 0EV - 7.7%

All states decided by 5% or less are in 30% shading.

Target states
TX - Kennedy +5%
PA - Kennedy +0.2%
WI - Reagan +1.1%
MO - Kennedy +0.4%
OR - Reagan +0.6%
WA - Reagan +1.2%
finally the state that decided the election
CA - Reagan +0.8%
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« Reply #3063 on: October 03, 2016, 06:20:42 PM »
« Edited: October 03, 2016, 06:46:50 PM by #TheShadowyAbyss »


National results:

TRUMP/CRUZ - 45.5% - 75,430,204 votes - 315 E.V
CLINTON/BIDEN - 38.7% - 64,217,111 votes  - 223
JOHNSON/PERRY (LOL) - 5.9% - 9,851,938 votes
BLOOMBERG/SCOTT - 3.5% - 5,736,538 votes
STEIN/BARAKA - 2.7% - 4,451,655 votes
GRAYSON/DUBOIS - 2.2% - 3,701,629 votes
CASTLE/BRADLEY - 1.4% - 2,399,275 votes

States decided by <5%:

Florida - CLINTON + 4.1%
Pennsylvania - TRUMP + 3.6%
Indiana - TRUMP + 1.1%
North Carolina - TRUMP + 2.3%
Virginia - TRUMP + 4.4%
Washington - TRUMP + 3.6%
California - CLINTON + 3.8%
Wisconsin - CLINTON + 1.7%
New York - CLINTON + 0.1%
Delaware - TRUMP + 4.5%
New Jersey - CLINTON + 1.1%
South Carolina - CLINTON + 3.0%
Vermont - TRUMP + 3.4%
South Dakota - TRUMP + 0.8%

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« Reply #3064 on: October 08, 2016, 07:12:11 PM »


Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) / Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) - 57.6%/421
Governor Mike Pence (R-IN) / Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) - 40.7%/117
Spectated as Stein and got 1.7% of the vote.
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« Reply #3065 on: October 09, 2016, 03:16:36 AM »



Fmr. SoS Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/ Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA)
416 EV, 76,247,069 (52.8%)

Businessman Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/ Gov. Mike Pence (R-IN)
122 EV, 58,661,096 (40.6%)

Fmr. Gov Gary Johnson (L-NM)/ Att. William Weld (L-MA)
0 EV, 9,491,330 (6.6%)
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« Reply #3066 on: October 15, 2016, 01:33:01 PM »

I've made a nice little scenario!

http://www.filedropper.com/2004-unitedstatesradbradley
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« Reply #3067 on: October 17, 2016, 01:15:18 PM »



Fmr. SoS Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/ Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA)
416 EV, 76,247,069 (52.8%)

Businessman Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/ Gov. Mike Pence (R-IN)
122 EV, 58,661,096 (40.6%)

Fmr. Gov Gary Johnson (L-NM)/ Att. William Weld (L-MA)
0 EV, 9,491,330 (6.6%)


Why did you call Bill Weld "attorney" and not Governor?
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« Reply #3068 on: October 18, 2016, 06:43:03 PM »

2016
Played as Barack Obama for a third term. Defeated Clinton, Sanders and O'Malley easily in the primary. Clinton only won NY after I locked up the nomination.



President Barack Obama (D-IL) / Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE) - 342 EV, 48.4% PV
Donald J. Trump (R-NY) / Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) - 196 EV, 48.9% PV (wtf)
Gov. Jesse Ventura (L-MN) / John McAfee (L-VA) - 2% PV
Dr. Jill Stein (G-MA) / Cheri Honkala (G-WE) - 0.7% PV

I lost New Mexico 59-37 and it was never in play. I had built infrastructure but the result is strange.
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« Reply #3069 on: October 19, 2016, 05:55:47 PM »



HILLARY CLINTON - 38.9% - 56,490,463
JOHN KASICH - 35% - 50,829,006
RAND PAUL - 13.1% - 18,949,054
AL GORE - 12.4% - 18,035,416
SCOTT COPELAND - 0.5% - 719,356
GREG ANDERSON - 0% - 54,250
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« Reply #3070 on: October 21, 2016, 08:20:54 AM »


Former VP Al Gore (D-TN) / Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) - 415/47.2%
Donald Trump (R-NY) / Governor Mike Pence (R-IN) - 123/39.2%
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« Reply #3071 on: October 28, 2016, 12:55:31 AM »

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ELECTION NIGHT 2016
Susana Martinez/Mike Pence- 277 EV, 51.2% PV
Hillary Clinton/Amy Klobuchar- 261 EV, 48.8% PV

New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez's unlikely trip to the White House began on a muggy night in late April. Delegates from New Mexico were unpledged, nominated by a new convention approved by the state party. The ongoing three car pile-up between the frontrunner Donald Trump, the runner up Ted Cruz, and the lagging third place Ben Carson was wrecking the Party's chances at retaking the White House. "We've been handed the perfect candidate to run against, Hillary Clinton, and we're going to let it slip away," a New Mexico delegate said, speaking under the condition of anonymity.

At this meeting, they invited their Governor, the first Latina to hold that office, to hear their vision. Because of their unbound status, they would sit out the first ballot. Trump, Cruz, Carson, and the other primary winners would deadlock the convention on the first ballot. Since their withdrawal from the race for the nomination, New Mexico delegates had actively worked to build relationships with delegates bound to Governors Chris Christie and Jeb Bush as well as Senator Marco Rubio. They all had found common ground in seeking an electable conservative.

Governor Martinez gave the organizers the freedom to operate. When they had signed petitions from the delegates pledged to the withdrawn candidates, and even several delegates pledged to those still vying for the nomination, Martinez agreed to place a call to the withdrawn candidates. In the weeks ahead, Governor Martinez attended large rallies and fundraisers for the GOP Senate candidates in Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Colorado, and Nevada. She was laying the ground work for her swing state campaign.

Several leaders in the party, included the withdrawn candidates, placed the notion of nominating a non-candidate in the public consciousness. Their talking points became reality when the New Mexico delegation placed Governor Martinez's name in contest on the second ballot. Christie, Bush, and Rubio delegates flocked to Governor Martinez, pushing her into a fourth place in terms of delegates. Without effort from the Martinez people, Governors Bobby Jindal and Scott Walker took to the stage and endorsed Martinez's candidacy for the President. Their middling amount of delegates barely pushed Martinez ahead of Carson, eliminating him from the fifth round.

With Carson-Cruz seemingly united, there were some concerns Martinez would fall by the wayside. However, those fears were stunningly put to bed when Governor Martinez placed just two delegates ahead of Ted Cruz, eliminating him from the seventh ballot. Martinez held a late-night meeting Cruz leaders and promised to nominate Governor Mike Pence of Indiana as her running mate. They accepted the deal as a sign of her conservative commitment.

Governor Susana Martinez was officially nominated by the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland on the 7th Ballot. Her nominee for running mate, Governor Mike Pence, was nominated on his first vote.

In contrast, Hillary Clinton was nominated alongside Amy Klobuchar to represent the Democratic Party on the first ballot.

The general election campaign was a slog. The Martinez campaign had virtually no infrastructure in place, low name recognition, and a difficult time generating small dollar donations. With little money and little time, Governor Martinez worked harder at more events than any presidential candidate in the history of the Republic.

Attacks against Mike Pence's record on social issues poured into swing states. Martinez responded with her characteristic defense of the ticket: We are the party of leadership and integrity. She would then turn to Clinton's chronic inability to manage global hotspots as Secretary of State and her aversion to respecting the law and telling the truth. Huge amounts of money and a very favorable media characterized Clinton's lead.

Throughout most of the fall campaign, the race shifted from being a straight-up tie to a <1 point lead for Clinton. Several major states tracked closely with the national numbers. The Martinez campaign, however, still had paid polling operations in New Mexico. Those internal polls consistently showed Martinez approximately three points ahead of her public polls in the state.

On the eve of the election, Martinez get a rousing speech to thousands of supporters claiming that she truly believed they were destined for victory the next day, against all the money, the media, and the public data. The silent majority, the logic goes, will bring an end to the corrupt Clintonian politics politics of the past.

In an exceedingly narrow election, Governor Susana Martinez, the unlikely nominee, became the unlikely  Fourty-Fifth President of the United States.
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« Reply #3072 on: October 28, 2016, 02:00:20 AM »

Editor's Notes: the actual mechanics of the Draft Martinez thing were pretty basic. I ran as Martinez and campaigned only in NM, claiming around 90% of the vote. Thus, New Mexico's "unbound" delegation in the story.

I took a lot of fire on the Role of Government, so I chalked that up to attacks on Pence and generic liberal stuff. I'd be happy to answer questions
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« Reply #3073 on: October 28, 2016, 07:17:03 AM »

So I assume her sister was magically cured?
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« Reply #3074 on: November 01, 2016, 01:08:59 AM »

Simmed through a 2008 scenario as Bob Barr.

Here's the DEM map:



Obama = 40% Red
Gore = 30% Red
Clinton = 30% Blue
Edwards = 30% Green
Biden = 40% Blue
Richardson = 40% Green

Obama won the nomination in a convention dogfight, beating out Hillary Clinton, like in real life. Only difference is that Clinton was third in delegate count (Gore bizarrely dropped out and endorsed Clinton a few days before the convention).

Obama chose Kerry as his VP.


I have no idea how Biden did so well while losing Delaware in a landslide to Obama. Clinton barely lost NY to Gore.

GOP Map:



Giuliani = 40% Blue
McCain = 40% Green
Thompson = 40% Red
Rice = 90% Red
Romney = 30% Blue
Huckabee = 30% Green
Hunter = 30% Red

Giuliani barely fights off McCain in a stunning GOP convention dogfight. Almost all the other candidates endorsed McCain to try and prevent a Rudy nomination but Condi Rice saved him via endorsement.

Giuliani then picks Rice to be his VP. Making the GOP ticket all Pro-Choice, in a weird twist. What's even funnier is that Giuliani lost NY to Rice by like 15% in the primaries lol.

idk how the heck Duncan Hunter won Iowa but he fizzled out almost immediately after and dropped out after Florida and endorsed Thompson.

Will post general election once I sim to it.
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