2012 – Alberta v.3

As Premier Alison Redford dropped the election writ, she sets off a 28-day provincial campaign that will send Albertans to the polls on April 23 2012. Redford requested Lt.-Gov. Donald Ethell end the Legislature, setting off what is expected to be one of the most competitive election battles in decades. The 28-day campaign will see the PC leader try to extend her party’s 41-year grip on power, while Danielle Smith of the Wildrose Alliance, Raj Sherman of the Alberta Liberals, Brian Mason of the NDP, and Glenn Taylor of the Alberta Party will all be trying to end the Tory dynasty that started in 1971.

Features;

  • Election Data based on official election results with voter shifts to reflect pre-campaign polling
  • 9 Parties and the Electoral Commission as an observer party.
  • Lots of events from the Calgary Herald
  • Updated Issues and regional centres (Definitions are quite generic to reflect a multitude of parties.)
  • Campaign funding totals from Elections Alberta
  • v.3 – Added candidate riding positions and high score bonuses

2012 – Alberta v.3Download

1962 Senate

It’s the dawn of the New Frontier for the first time at the ballot box since the very close 1960 Presidential election. In this scenario you can command Mike Mansfield and the Senate Democrats to protect the momentum for the New Frontier. Or you can be Everett M. Dirksen and try to recapture a decent number of Republican seats. It will be a mountain to recover enough seats (15) to control the U.S. Senate after the landslide for the Democrats in 1958. With 21 Democratic seats up you will have to maintain your 18 seats and then capture the lion’s share of the Democrats. It’s not undoable but will take some serious targeting and use of resources.

You can play the scenario here. Please feel free to give feedback. Thank you everyone! 

May the odds be ever in your favor!

1988 Senate

It’s 1988, and along with a new President, comes a new chance to control the U.S. Senate. In this scenario, you have a popular U.S. President in Ronald Reagan, retiring. He wants to try to wrestle control of the U.S. Senate back to the Republicans for his successor, Vice President George H.W. Bush. The Democrats, who won the Senate in 1986 after losing control of it in 1980, want to hold on and expand their numbers. They also hope to elect Governor Michael S. Dukakis as President. In addition one of their own will be the next Vice President as the junior Senator from Indiana, Dan Quayle, who is prone to gaffes very frequently facing off against the popular Texas senior Senator, Lloyd M. Bentsen.

You can also click here to play the scenario. Please feel free to give feedback. Thank you everyone! 

May the odds ever be in your favor!

Alternate History 2016 – United States

In July 2011, President Obama was shot and killed by a white nationalist terrorist, Biden is promptly inaugurated as President for Obama’s last year of his first term. Biden then goes on to win a landslide victory in 2012, getting up to 395 Electoral votes. The majority of mainstream and establishment Republicans decide not to run leaving Trump able to gain the nomination and go on to lose to Biden, as said above. Biden’s Vice President for his 2012 race was Hillary Clinton, Obama’s formal rival. Biden’s 2012-2016 term marked a period of Democrat dominance, with the peak of dominance being Biden introducing a Public Option to Obama-Care in honor of his former friend and boss, Barack Obama. President Biden had made it a publicly known that he would be running again in 2016, until May 2015, when his eldest son died of cancer, which flipped his plans on its head. Biden feels as if he is not in the right emotional state to run in another election, and announces his decision to not seek a second term in July 2015. causing the Democratic Party primary to heat up greatly, matching the heat of the Republican Party primary.

  • 2012 Presidential Election (Biden vs. Trump
United States – 2016 – Expanded VersionDownload

Democratic Nominees

  • VP. Hillary Clinton
  • Gov. Andrew Cuomo
  • Sen. Cory Booker
  • Sen. Bernie Sanders
  • Sen. Elizabeth Warren
  • Fmr. Mayor. Micheal Bloomberg
  • Sen. Al Franken
  • Gov. John Hickenlooper

Republican Nominees

  • Mr. Donald Trump
  • Gov. Chris Christie
  • Fmr. Speaker. Newt Gingrich
  • Fmr. Gov. Rick Perry
  • Gov. Scott Walker
  • Fmr. Gov. Mitt Romney

United States – 2024 – Revolting (V1)

Information

This is my third 2024 custom campaign, but unlike the other two, this one is being worked on after the 2020 election happened, this campaign was made in the direct aftermath of the 2020 election, the base of the scenario, the idea of Trump running again and Biden not running, might prove to be laughable inaccurate, if so, just think of this campaign as a December 2020 time capsule about what the 2024 might look like. This campaign is also full of my own quirks and “charm”, such as the portrait styling.

Have fun playing!

Leave in the comments if you have any suggestions, I will take them seriously and might add them to the reworked V2.

American 2024- RevoltingDownload

Democratic Nominees

  • Vice President. Kamala Harris (Progressive-Moderate faction)
  • Governor. Andrew Cuomo (Moderate faction)
  • Rep. Nina Turner (Democratic Socialist-Progressive faction)

Republican Nominees

  • Fmr. President. Donald Trump (Trumpist faction)
  • Senator. Mitt Romney (Moderate faction)
  • Senator. Ben Sasse (Moderate faction
  • Fmr. Gov. Chris Christie (Trumpist-Moderate faction)
American 2024- RevoltingDownload

Australia – 1987

After a tumultuous second term in office, abandoning most of it’s policies from it’s previous government, can Bob Hawke make history and lead Labor to it’s subsequent 3rd election victory? Or will John Howard and the coalition capitalize on the disillusion of labor’s heartland and form Government? (all whilst avoiding the disastrous Joh for Canberra campaign)

Playable characters include:

Bob Hawke (Labor)

John Howard (Liberal)

Ian Sinclair (National)

Sir Joh Bjielke-Peterson

Janine Haines (Democrats)

and more.

Download the campaign here

http://campaigns.270soft.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Australia-1987-Final-update-3.zip

This is my first published campaign so feedback is more than welcome.

2024 – America’s Crossroad

During his first term, Biden swore to be a 1 term president in order to capture the progressive vote. Will Biden’s decision to serve as a 1 term president bite the establishment in the back? Will the republicans rally around the never-trump cause or will they give Trumpism another shot?

Regretting Arkansas and Cristian333888 (on the 270soft discord) present 2024 – America’s Crossroad showing our opinions for a potential 2024 showdown if Joe Biden decides to do 1 term.

Democratic Nominees

  1. Vice President Kamala Harris
  2. Secretary Pete Buttigieg
  3. Senator Amy Klobuchar
  4. Representative Tulsi Gabbard
  5. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
  6. Senator Cory Booker
  7. Senator Michael Bennett
  8. Governor J.B. Pritzker
  9. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
  10. Governor Jay Inslee
  11. Representative Joe Kennedy III
  12. Governor Gretchen Whitmer
  13. Governor Gavin Newsom
  14. Governor Andrew Cuomo
  15. Fmr. State Representative Stacy Abrams
  16. Marianne Williamson
  17. Andrew Yang
  18. Senator Bernie Sanders
  19. Fmr. FLOTUS Michelle Obama
  20. Senator Joe Manchin
  21. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison
  22. Senator Elizabeth Warren
  23. Senator Sherrod Brown
  24. President Joe Biden

Republican Nominees

  1. Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence
  2. Senator Tom Cotton
  3. Senator Ted Cruz
  4. Governor Larry Hogan
  5. Senator Rick Scott
  6. Senator Marco Rubio
  7. Governor Ron DeSantis
  8. Fmr. U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley
  9. Governor Mike DeWine
  10. Fmr. Secretary Mike Pompeo
  11. Governor Greg Abbott
  12. Ivanka Trump-Kutchner
  13. Fmr. Pres. Donald Trump
  14. Donald Trump Jr.
  15. Eric Trump
  16. Fmr. Gov. Chris Christie
  17. Rep. Liz Cheney
  18. Rep. Elise Stefanik
  19. Sen. Ben Sasse
  20. Rep. Matt Gaetz
  21. Sen. Mitt Romney
  22. Rep. Dan Crenshaw
  23. Gov. Charlie Baker
  24. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
  25. Fmr. Gov. Brian Sandoval
  26. Mayor Francis Suarez

Libertarian Nominees

  1. Fmr. Rep. Justin Amash
  2. Phil Anderson
  3. Jim Babka
  4. Bob Barr
  5. Steve DesBach
  6. Charlie Earl
  7. Gary Johnson
  8. Wayne Allyn Root
  9. Jo Jorgenson

Green Nominees

  1. Robin Laurain
  2. Angela Walker
  3. Amaju Baraka
  4. Tony Ndedge
  5. Jill Stein
  6. Howie Hawkins

People’s Party Nominees

  1. Cornel West
  2. Nick Brana
  3. Fmr. State Rep. Nina Turner
  4. Marianne Williamson

Patriot Party

  1. Donald Trump

UPDATE

  • Added
    • MA Senator Elizabeth Warren
    • OH Senator Sherrod Brown
    • Pres. Joe Biden
    • TX Rep. Dan Crenshaw
    • MA Gov Charlie Baker
    • GA Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
    • Fmr NV Gov Brian Sandoval
    • Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez
  • Adjusted the primaries to reflect the most recent poll (more or less)
  • Turned everyone off except for those who have stated an expressed interest or who have polled relatively well. NOTE: Not adding any “Self-described independents” like Dwayne Johnson or Kanye West.
America’s CrossroadDownload