President Forever results thread...

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Bush/Voinovich: 37.9% PV, 269 EV
Wilder/Gore: 38% PV, 258 EV
Perot/Stockdale: 24% PV, 11 EV
I lost New Hampshire by 222 votes, won the PV by 91,095 votes, and lost in the House.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

800s?

Yup

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

800s?

Yup

How so much?

I dunno, but that's what I'm doing from now on

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

800s?

Yup

How so much?

I dunno, but that's what I'm doing from now on

Have fun consistantly getting 800 momentum.

Oh, I wil

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

800s?

Yup

How so much?

I dunno, but that's what I'm doing from now on

Have fun consistantly getting 800 momentum.

Oh, I wil

I suppose you had oodles of cash?

Just $50,000,000

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

800s?

Yup

How so much?

I dunno, but that's what I'm doing from now on

Have fun consistantly getting 800 momentum.

Oh, I wil

I suppose you had oodles of cash?

Just $50,000,000

What did you do in WY?

Nothing; I didn't do anything in Utah, either.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Humphrey/Muskie: 44% PV, 282 EV
Nixon/Agnew: 35% PV, 103 EV
Wallace/LeMay: 20% PV, 153 EV

Those are some weird results. Who as?

I was HHH.

What was your strategy?

Run a massive number of ads with 5 days before the end of the campaign, in every state where the lead is under 10% either way.

That map's...strange.

It is an odd map; especially the Wallace numbers.

Once again that is one strange map. What did the Electoral Map look like on Election Day? Were there many tossups?

A fair number of states were tossups, but my momentum was in the 800's, so I figured most of them would go for me.

800s?

Yup

How so much?

I dunno, but that's what I'm doing from now on

Have fun consistantly getting 800 momentum.

Oh, I wil

I suppose you had oodles of cash?

Just $50,000,000

What did you do in WY?

Nothing; I didn't do anything in Utah, either.

Starnge, strange, strange. CA?

I spent the whole election in the South, NY, IL, and PA; I just ran ads at the end of it all.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Gore/Obama: 51.1% PV, 274 EV
Romney/Huckabee: 48.9% PV, 264

I won Wyoming by only 141 votes, and lost Virginia by 4,849 votes.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Ksrsly. I'm not even going to talk about who I was, what I did, and what happened, because it was seriously, one of the biggest WTF moments I've ever had playing this game.. EVER.

Romney/McCain
Edwards/Bayh

 Really... I dont know.. WTF Utah?!

I guess IL left the USA because Obama didn't get the nom?!

I fixed IL

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Edwards/Lieberman: 53.9% PV, 440 EV
Bush/Cheney: 46.1% PV, 98 EV

[Kaine for Senate '18]

In a rare case of the game looking just like the real thing, I submit this 1972 Nixon v. Muskie (I played as Nixon).

Nixon: 59.9% PV, 521 EV
Muskie: 40.1% PV, 17 EV

[Kaine for Senate '18]

In a rare case of the game looking just like the real thing, I submit this 1972 Nixon v. Muskie (I played as Nixon).

Nixon: 59.9% PV, 521 EV
Muskie: 40.1% PV, 17 EV

1972 scenario with Muskie? Is this for the original President Forever or President Forever + Primaries. Or did you add Muskie?

I created a PF+P version for 1972.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Clinton/Gore: 59.4% PV, 538 EV
Bush/Quayle: 40.6% PV, 0 EV

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Red is GOP and Blue is Democrat

Obama (D)388 50.2%
McCain (R)150 46.6%
Barr (L)    0   1.6%
Keyes (C)0   0.7%
Nader(I)  0   0.6%
McKinney(G)0   0.8%

Weird; Obama wins Indiana and Mississippi but not Arkansas or Arizona?

[Kaine for Senate '18]

1972: Nixon (me): v. Muskie:

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Hubert H. Humphrey/Lloyd M. Bentsen (D): 296 EV, 43.0% of the PV (42,935,372)
Ronald W. Reagan/Richard Schweiker (R): 242 EV, 40.6% of the PV (40,499,639)
Eugene McCarthy/Various in States (I): 0 EV, 16.4% of the PV (16,401,372)

In this 1976 Presidential scenario I ran as former United States Senator Eugene McCarthy. Whilst I lost to Hubert Humphrey, my campaign played a serious role in giving Senator Humphrey the Presidency of the United States, which was something I didn't want to do. Though saying this, I finished second in a few states Wyoming, Colorado and DC to name a few, defeating both Humphrey and Reagan for second place .

Why does McCarthy always do so well in 1976, when he's only at 1% on electino day?

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Hubert H. Humphrey/Lloyd M. Bentsen (D): 296 EV, 43.0% of the PV (42,935,372)
Ronald W. Reagan/Richard Schweiker (R): 242 EV, 40.6% of the PV (40,499,639)
Eugene McCarthy/Various in States (I): 0 EV, 16.4% of the PV (16,401,372)

In this 1976 Presidential scenario I ran as former United States Senator Eugene McCarthy. Whilst I lost to Hubert Humphrey, my campaign played a serious role in giving Senator Humphrey the Presidency of the United States, which was something I didn't want to do. Though saying this, I finished second in a few states Wyoming, Colorado and DC to name a few, defeating both Humphrey and Reagan for second place .

Why does McCarthy always do so well in 1976, when he's only at 1% on election day?

Actually, I gave all of the candidates $999,000,000 dollars at the start of the campaign, including Gene McCarthy too. That's why I finished second in numerous states around the country and led in Massachusetts with 5 percent of the vote in!

Ah, interesting.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Kennedy/Johnson: 57% PV, 525 EV
Nixon/Lodge: 41% PV, 12 EV

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Kennedy/Johnson: 57% PV, 525 EV
Nixon/Lodge: 41% PV, 12 EV

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For some reason, Georgia is always solid Nixon in this scenario.  I don't get it.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Fiddle with the percentages.

How do you do that?