President Forever 2008 + Primaries
Author: pilight
“Historical 2008 US presidential election with expanded choices for Libertarian and Green party candidates.”
United States – 2008 Expanded
Category: Other
Cyberland – 2008
Prime Minister Forever – British
Author: GOP Progressive
“Cyberland, Cyberia’s “Conservative Cousin” is holding its federal elections in the fall of 2008. Will the center-right government be re-elected or fall to its opponents on the left and right?”
New Britannia – 2009
Prime Minister Forever – British
Author: Kurt Garwood
“New Britannia is a fictional micro nation based off the United Kingdom. This island kingdom rules over a vast empire throughout the micro national world. However, with the onset of domestic and foreign policy crises- its ruling Conservatives face their toughest challenge yet. Can Labour or the Liberal Democrats pull off a surprise upset?”
Northern Ireland – Normalised – 2007
Chancellor Forever
Author: Treasurer of the PC
“In the late 1980’s, a campaign began in Northern Ireland that protested all British political parties should contest in Northern Ireland in Westminster elections and future Stormont Assembly elections. This was initially unpopular, however, as the troubles became more uncontrollable, fingers were beginning to be pointed at the NI political parties for helping to drive a split between Catholic and Protestant citizens to a worse extent. Both sides of the divide were held resposible. The Ulster and Democratic Unionists were soon abolished for their increasingly right wing attack on NI independence from the UK while, Sinn Fein promoted terrorism as plausible to achieve a united Ireland. Soon, a more moderate Conservative and Labour party to take over, and the threat to the Nationalist parties to merge together and reform or Sinn Fein politicans will face expulsion.”
New Jersey Gubernatorial – 2009
President Forever 2008 + Primaries
Author: Jeff Brunner
“With Corzine’s popularity flagging, and the political mood in the country slowly coming to terms with the outcome of the 2008 Presidential election, things don’t look good in New Jersey. With fresh young Republicans rising to face a tired and old Democratic establishment, who will bring the bloom back to the Garden State?”
Quebec – 1944
Prime Minister Forever – Canada 2008
Author: Display Name
“The Premier, Adelard Godbout, seeks another term for his Liberal government. The Québec Liberal Party (PLQ) won a majority at the last election in 1939. The Union National (UN) are the official opposition. They are led by former Premier, Maurice Duplessis. His center-right government was in power from 1936-39. A new center-left party has entered the political arena – the Bloc populaire canadien (BPC). They are led by André Laurendeau.”
Dorset County Council – 2009
Prime Minister Forever – British
Author: Peter Lucas
“In the midst of the MPs’ expenses scandal, the people of Dorset go to the polls on the same day as the European elections. How will the timing affect the outcome?”
Virginia Gubernatorial – 2009
President Forever – 2008 + Primaries
Author: Zion
“Having had a Democratic Governor since the new millennium, Virginia with the expansion of Metro DC has become increasingly Democratic in nature. A new swing state, which voted Obama in ’08, still holds pockets of conservative values voters in the rural areas. In 2009, who will win out?”
Michigan Gubernatorial – 2010
President Forever 2008 + Primaries
Author: Zion
“The global economic slowdown has hit Michigan hard. With unemployment skyrocketing, even General Motors, Detroit’s biggest name has gone bust. Can a new President save an unpopular State Democratic Party, or will the Republicans win big back in Michigan?”
Gimli – 2009
Chancellor Forever
Author: GOP Progressive & Matthieu Vaillancourt
“Gimli is an island nation that represents the best the Nordic nations have to offer: high standard of living, a comprehensive welfare state, and social tolerance. However, the pleasant island country is reeling from an economic crisis, immigration scandals, and a rapidly spiralling deficit. Can the incumbent Center Party weather this “perfect storm?”