Category: 1. President Infinity

2016 Election – Trump/Carson 3rd Party

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What if Trump and Carson do leave the Republican Party, taking half of their supporters with them? Does America slowly devolve into a one major party state?

Republicans nominate a moderate conservative, rather than resigning the party to radical members. The establishment has three months to convince Trump supporters to unite in order to prevent a Democratic 3rd term and avert the worst Republican defeat since LBJ crushed Goldwater in 1964.

The Democrats appear to have an easy victory, facing a split Republican Party. Can Clinton coast to a mandate or will she under perform due to a perceived easy win?

The Independent Party under Trump are composed of a hodge-podge of unhappy Republicans, independent conservatives and people that vote only for celebrities that they’ve heard of. They are tired of the establishment Republicans, and seem bent on dragging their former party down, rather than working with moderates to prevent Hillary Clinton from winning.

Could this election be the last of the Republican Party? Could it result in a new major party, several major parties, or leave one major party to dominate the country for elections to come?

Beta 1.0

Beta 1.1 – Trump Party now on all ballots.

United States – 2016 (Trump) (2)

USA – 2012 (Cheney sequel with incumbent Gore)

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Hi guys,

I’ve prepared the Cheney sequel 2012. Note: it’s still a beta version. Any feedback is desired. Thanks and have fun!

Luki 🙂

Version 1.2 is out, it contains:

  • New Republican candidates (Mike Huckabee, Paul Ryan, Laura Bush, Bobby Jindal, John Thune, Dan Quayle (off), Nikki Haley (off)
  • VP Stewart as potential challenger (or replacement) for President Gore.
  • Karl C. Rove as potential challenger (or replacement) for Cheney.
  • updated %s

United States – 2012 (Post Cheney – President Gore) v. 1.2

*last updated 12/22/2015*

Fictional US election with Austrian candidates

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Hi guys,

I started another fictional scenario. Austrian possible candidates for our presidential election next year in a US map.

Note: Don’t play the primaries (only one candidates for each party, but I plan to expand that. Therefore I let some US candidates in the game to use them as basis for additional future candidates.)

When the map editor will be out, I plan to make some Austrian scenarios too.

Perhaps I can ignite your interest in Austrian politics at least I hope so. 🙂  If you have any questions, please ask me 😉

Have fun and any feedback is welcome. Thanks!

P.S. Please forgive me any grammatical errors in the blurbs, (which I plan to expand) as English is just my 2nd language. If you find something incorrect, I’ll correct it asap.

Thanks,

Luki

Austria – 2016

USA – 2020 (President Rubio)

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Hi guys,

finally it’s done! My speculative scenario with incumbent president Marco Rubio is up. I’ve tried to include all suggestions you gave to me. Thanks!!! Additional I included some candidates I thought they could possibly ran for office in 2020.

Have fun, any feedback is welcome!

P.S. Please forgive me any grammatical Errors in the blurbs, as English is just my 2nd language. Thanks! I’ll try to update them with more information later.

Note: I didn’t change endorsers (Governors, Senators,…)

Luki

United States – 2020 (President Rubio) v 1.2

*Last update: 11/24/2015*

2000 Election- Gore v. Bush

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United States – 2000 (v 2.1)

Such a historically significant election needs an updated and expanded scenario.  So here it is.  Right now I have the following parties and candidates:

Democrats:

  • Al Gore (on)
  • Bill Bradley (on)
  • Howard Dean (off)
  • Paul Wellstone (off)
  • John Kerry (off)
  • Joe Lieberman (off)
  • Bob Kerry (off)
  • Jesse Jackson (off)
  • Joe Biden (off)
  • Lyndon LaRouche (off)
  • Hillary Clinton (off)
  • Wesley Clark (off)
  • Warren Beatty (off)
  • Bob Graham (off)
  • Ted Kennedy (off)
  • Evan Bayh (off)

Republicans:

  • George W. Bush (on)
  • John McCain (on)
  • Steve Forbes (on)
  • Orrin Hatch (on)
  • Alan Keyes (on)
  • Gary Bauer (on)
  • Elizabeth Dole (off)
  • Dan Quayle (off)
  • Lamar Alexander (off)
  • John Kasich (off)
  • Bob Smith (off)
  • George Pataki (off)
  • Donald Trump (off)
  • Herman Cain (off)
  • Jeb Bush (off)
  • John Ashcroft (off)
  • Fred Thompson (off)
  • Newt Gingrich (off)
  • Mike Huckabee (off)
  • Rudy Giuliani (off)
  • Bob Dornan (off)
  • Trent Lott (off)
  • Jack Kemp (off)

Green:

  • Ralph Nader (on)

Reform:

  • Pat Buchanan (on)
  • Donald Trump (off)

 

At the moment, I am focusing the most on adding a large array of candidates.

Feedback is always appreciated.  I know issues need to be fleshed out more.  (Input on this aspect is what I am the most interested in)

*Last update: 11/4/2015*

Version 2.1

  • Added a few more VP possibilities
    • GOP
      • Sen. Chuck Hagel
      • Gov. John Engler
    • DEM
      • Sen. Sam Nunn
      • Gov. Jim Hunt
  • Issues/Scandals
    • Campaign Finance Reform -> Campaign Finance
      • Scandals now apply
    • Integrity
      • Scandals now apply
  • Universal Shift for %’s is now the same for both parties.  (was 1% D and -1% R)

Version 2.0

  • Adds Jack Kemp and Evan Bayh as candidates
  • Adds Colin Powell and Tom Harkin as VP choices
  • Ads can now run for 7 days
  • Added more Primary start dates.  You can now start on the first of any month from July-December 1999.
  • Added a few new endorsers.  They are as follows:
    • Mayor Sarah Palin
    • Rep. John Thune
    • Fmr. Gov. John H. Sununu
    • Speaker Dennis Hastert
    • Fmr. Sen. George Mitchell
    • House Minority Whip David E. Bonior
    • Fmr. Speaker Tom Foley
    • Fmr. V.P. Walter Mondale

Version 1.6

  • This update sets the issue position for all candidates.  This was the main focus of this update.
  • A couple very minor starting % changes.
  • A couple minor candidate attribute adjustments.