Chancellor Forever 2005
Authors: Ed Gaffney & GOP Progressive
The 2007 Irish General Election has occurred as scheduled, with the race becoming a contest between the Fianna Fail-Progressive Democrats government and a broad-based “Alliance for Change” of Fine Gael and the Labour Party. However, the rising Green Party may upset the political status quo. Can Fianna Fail secure a 3rd successive government on the back of a strong economy?
Chancellor Forever 2005
Author: Ed Gaffney
Taoiseach Bertie Ahern’s FF-PD coalition has overseen five years of strong growth and occasional controversy. They now face the most divided opposition since the 1940s. Will Fine Gael and Labour regain support, or will the smaller parties have the best of it? And can Ahern win the greatest prize in Irish politics – a majority government?
Author: Rz9392
With Evan Bayh retiring, Republicans are poised to take back this senate seat. Can Democrats hold this seat in a traditonally red state?
Author: Sandy McLachlan
It has been six years since Robert Mugabe’s Presidency was contested by his arch rival Morgan Tsvangirai. Now the country finds itself torn between the legacy of the ZANU PF and the rising tide of the MDC. With the progressive factions gaining traction, Mugabe faces the reality that he could lose control of the House of Assembly for the first time since independence.”
Note: This scenario was designed using Prime Minister Forever – Canada 2006 v. 1.03.7
Prime Minister Forever – Canada 2008
Author: GOP Progressive
Despite fixed election legislation, Stephen Harper has called an election over a year early. With the Liberals in disarray, the Bloc Quebecois losing strength, and the NDP and Greens gaining strength at the expense of the Liberals, the conditions seem right for the Conservatives to win a majority. Will Harper preside over the first Conservative majority in a decade and a half?
Note: This is a modification of the official and “wonk” 2008 scenarios.
Author: ScottM
With the NDP withdrawing its support from the minority Liberal government, the country is plunged into a winter election. Will Harper succeed on his second attempt, or will the Liberals survive the Gomery scandal intact?
Author: ScottM
Despite fixed election legislation, Stephen Harper has called an election over a year early. With the Liberals in disarray, the Bloc Quebecois losing strength, and the NDP and Greens gaining strength at the expense of the Liberals, the conditions seem right for the Conservatives to win a majority. Will Harper preside over the first Conservative majority in a decade and a half?
Author: Rz9392
With John McCain deciding to run for the U.S Senate again, after losing his Presidential bid against Barack Obama, the Republicans are poised to keep this seat. But with the recent surgence of the Tea Party, will J.D Hayworth score a victory and put this once certain pickup for the GOP into the tossup category?
Author: Rz9392
With Democratic Governor Jim Doyle deciding not to seek reelection, the field is wide open. Will Republicans recapture the office with a surge of support nationwide? Or will Wisconsin stay blue?
