Category: 3. Prime Minister Infinity

1992-2019 UK scenarios (Plus+)

I have taken time to redux several UK scenarios including,

United Kingdom – 1992

United Kingdom – 1997

United Kingdom – 2010

United Kingdom – 2015

United Kingdom – 2017

United Kingdom – 2019

(Note: a 2024 scenario is upcoming, and is currently being actively developed by me.)

The reason these are “reduxes” is that I took it upon myself to add further context to the candidates’ profiles, their ideological positioning, the polling in each election, alternate candidates, updated issues that are coherent to the respective election, many unique alternative-history and real-life events, and some touch-ups to the visual aspects of these scenarios, such as candidate pictures, colors, and so on.

Some specific examples of changes and additions I made are David Miliband as an alternate Labour leader in the 2015 election, Gordon Brown as an alternate Labour leader, and Michael Portillo as an alternate Tory leader in the 1997 election.

I also want to heartily thank everyone who worked on these scenarios. In some cases, they were “base” scenarios, such as 2017 or 2010, and in other cases they were based on user scenarios, such as 1992 or 1997. Again, full and unlimited credit goes to them.

I am also currently working on several other scenarios, including 1983, 1987, and 2005, but the work on those respective scenarios is still ongoing, and I do not feel they are ready to be released. I would also like to release a 2001 scenario, which currently does not have one, likely due to the boring nature of the election, but regardless, it would be nice for every election to have a respective scenario. I would also like to make a 2007 alternate-history scenario in which Brown called an election.

DOWNLOADS:

United Kingdom – 1992 (Plus+)

United Kingdom – 1997 (Plus+)

United Kingdom – 2010 (Plus+)

United Kingdom – 2015 (Plus+)

United Kingdom – 2017 (Plus+)

United Kingdom – 2019 (Plus+)

2024 – British Columbia

The 2024 British Columbia general election is due to be held on October 19, 2024, to elect 93 members of the Legislative Assembly to serve in the 43rd parliament of the Canadian province of British Columbia. This election is set to be a significant one in the recent history of the province. The BC conservatives look set to elect a MLA to the legislature for the first time since 1975 and according to recent polling have a strong chance of forming government. Will David Eby lead the NDP to a third government or could John Rustad be the Conservative Party’s first premier since Simon Fraser Tolmie in 1936?

2024 – British Columbia v.1.1Download

V.1.0 had no endorsers (but is available on the discord server).

Any and all suggestions for improvement welcome.

1944 – Alberta

The 1944 Alberta general election is due to be held on August 8th, 1944, to elect members of the 10th Legislative Assembly of Alberta. Following the death of Premier Aberhart, new Premier Ernest Manning is hoping to lead the Social Credit Party of Alberta to a third consecutive term. Can they continue their rule and return to power in Edmonton or will they be voted out?

Next will be a BC 2024 campaign 🙂

1944 – AlbertaDownload

1940 – Alberta

The 1940 Alberta general election is due to be held on March 21, 1940, to elect members of the 9th Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The Social Credit Party of Alberta and Premier Aberhart are hoping to win a second term. Can they continue their rule and return to power in Edmonton or will they be a one term government?

1940 – AlbertaDownload

1935 – Alberta

The 1935 Alberta general election is due to be held on August 22, 1935, to elect members of the 8th Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The newly founded Social Credit Party of Alberta are hoping to unseat the 14-year government of the United Farmers of Alberta. Can they upset the odds or will the UFA return to power in Edmonton?

1935-AlbertaDownload

2024 – New Brunswick

The 2024 New Brunswick general election is to be held on October 21, 2024. It was formally called upon the dissolution of the 60th New Brunswick Legislature on September 19, 2024. The incumbent Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick (PC) government, led by Premier Blaine Higgs since 2018, sought re-election to a third consecutive term. Can Higgs win election or will the Liberals take advantage of their poll lead and win the election?

2024 – New BrunswickDownload

1930 – Alberta

The 1930 Alberta general election is due to be held on June 19, 1930, to elect members of the 7th Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The United Farmers of Alberta government first elected in 1921 and again in 1926 is hoping for a third term. John E. Brownlee remains as premier leading the party into his second election as leader. Can he lead the UFA to a third election victory or could the Liberals return to power in Edmonton?

1930 – Alberta v.2Download

V.2 adds;

  1. A new financial system ajdusting campaign running costs.
  2. Basing candidate funds on constituencies contested and party strength.
  3. Enabling leaflets to be run for 5 days instead of 1.
  4. Adjustments to advert running costs linked to population/voters.

1926 – Alberta

The 1926 Alberta general election is due to be held on June 28, 1926, to elect members of the 6th Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The United Farmers of Alberta government first elected in 1921 is hoping for re-election. Last year Herbert Greenfield resigned as UFA leader and premier being replaced by John E. Brownlee. Can he lead the UFA to a second election victory or will the Liberals return to power in Edmonton?

As STV isn’t available, the system for Calgary and Edmonton has been replaced by the Instant Runoff system used for the remainder of the province but modified to artificially create competitive contests.

Version 2 is a small fix to make the generic debate show up. (version 1 had the date set to April in error).

1926 – AlbertaDownload
1926 – Alberta v.3Download

V.3 adds;

  1. A new financial system ajdusting campaign running costs.
  2. Basing candidate funds on constituencies contested and party strength.
  3. Enabling leaflets to be run for 5 days instead of 1.
  4. Adjustments to advert running costs linked to population/voters.

1921 – Alberta

The Liberals have been in power for 15 years and seek their 5th consecutive electoral win under Premier Charles Stewart. The Conservatives were able to mount their strongest challenge so far at the last election in 1917. A new party, the UFA, makes it’s first provincial election appearance. The labour movement remains split, but a number of ‘Labour’ candidates are running to make it an effective 4th force.

The platforms for Independent Labour, the Indepedent Liberal and the Socialist Party were compiled by locating sources through ChatGPT.

02/03/2025 – Update made to change the UFA logo and party colour to Green from Light Yellow.

1921 – Alberta v.2Download

V.2 adds;

  1. A new financial system ajdusting campaign running costs.
  2. Basing candidate funds on constituencies contested and party strength.
  3. Enabling leaflets to be run for 5 days instead of 1.
  4. Adjustments to advert running costs linked to population/voters.