US Presidential Election – 1976

Posted on May 19, 2017 by vcczar

The United States 1976 Presidential Election Scenario — 200 Years of History!!!

Download the new 1976 election created by Os Davis and VCCzar: United States – 1976 – 200 Years of History

This is the historic election between Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. The game includes the historical primary challengers, including Ronald Reagan. Additionally, we have included several what-if candidates, most notably Ted Kennedy, Nelson Rockefeller, George Bush I, George McGovern, Hubert Humphrey, and more.

Feedback is desired

California Gubernatorial 2018

Posted on May 10, 2017 by arifenburg

California Governor – 2018

Hey all! Here is a new update on the California Gubernatorial 2018 election I created a while back. All of the features of the new update are listed below. Please continue to leave feedback and such in the comments below, I’ll be sure to reply. Thanks again, and hope you enjoy!

Updates include:

General Updates

Updated General Election Polling
Ventura … 50 -> 60
Santa Barbara … 31 -> 41
San Louis Obispo … 22 -> 32
Sacramento … 80 -> 90
Yolo … 12 -> 17

Democrats

Turned off all non-declared candidates (as of 5/10/17)
Updated polling (since there are a few real ones out) (as of 5/10/17)
Chiang … Issue Familiarity 3 -> 4, Stamina 3 -> 4
Villagarosa … Issue Familiarity 2 -> 3
Eastin … Issue Familiarity 2 -> 4, Research 1 -> 2
Steyer … Turned from “on, official” to “off, undecided”
Garcetti … Turned from “on, official” to “off, undecided”
Angelides … Turned from “on, official” to “off, undecided”
Westley … Turned from “on, official” to “off, undecided”
De Leon … Turned from “on, official” to “off, not seeking” (Running for Lt. Governor)
Schaaf … Turned from “off, undecided” to “off, not seeking” (running for re-election)

Republicans

Turned off all non-declared candidates to “off, undecided” (5/10/17)
Updated polling
Faulconer … Turned from “on, official” to “on, undecided”, Starting funds $2,500,000 -> $3,000,000
Swearengin … Turned from “off, official” to “off, not seeking”
Moorlach … Moved down list, Turned from “on, official” to “off, undecided”, Starting funds $250,000 -> $500,000
Thiel … Moved down list, Turned from “on, official” to “off, not seeking”
Poizner … Turned from “on, official” to “off, undecided”
John Cox … ADDED, listed as “on, official”
Rosey Grier … ADDED, listed as “on, official”
David Hadley … ADDED, listed as “on, official”
Allen Ishida … ADDED, listed as “on, official”
Tim Donnelly … ADDED, listed as “off, undecided”

My hope is for the next update to have a more refined list of candidates (as they make their intentions known over the course of the summer), plus add endorsers and continue to update polling.

New York 2010 Governor

Posted on May 10, 2017 by NYrepublican

After the resignation of Eliot Spitzer due to a prostitution scandal,David Paterson has taken over and hasn’t done as well as expected.Will Republicans take back the governor’s seat they lost in 2006,only time will tell.

Download:ny2010governor

Feedback is desired.

UK-1992

Posted on May 2, 2017 by JDrakeify

After thirteen years in office, it looks like Conservative rule in the UK might finally be coming to an end. Having replaced Margaret Thatcher three years previously, the new Prime Minister, John Major, has had to face economic difficulties and divisions within his party as he attempts to keep the Tories in power. Is now the time for Neil Kinnock’s Labour to take back power after over a decade in the wilderness? Or will the Conservatives win an unlikely victory? And can either win an outright majority, so as not to be dependent on Paddy Ashdown’s Lib Dems?

United Kingdom – 1992

United States – 1984

Posted on April 16, 2017 by victorraiders

With inflation down, oil prices down and employment up, President Reagan seems unstoppable for a victory in November.

Republicans:

Ronald Reagan
Harold Stassen
Ben Fernandez
Gerald Ford[off]
Howard Baker[off]
John Connaly[off]
Bob Dole[off]
John Anderson
George Bush
Ron Paul

Democrats:

Walter Mondale
John Glenn
Gary Hart
Jesse Jackson
Geraldine Ferraro[off]
Jimmy Carter[off]
Ted Kennedy[off]
Jerry Brown[off]

National Unity[off]:

John Anderson[off]

United States – 1984

OLDUnited States – 1984

United States – 1976

Posted on April 16, 2017 by victorraiders

The country is starkly divided and distrustful of Washington after the conclusion of the Vietnam War, the fallout from the Watergate scandal and the pardoning of former President Nixon by President Ford. The Democratic Party is poised to take back the White House for the first time in eight years with a crowded field of candidates, while the Republicans are experiencing an insurgency of conservation due to the emergence of Ronald Reagan. Will President Ford win over the country’s trust and successfully win his first national election, or will another candidate earn the right to guide the nation through this uncertain time?

Republicans:

Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Elliot Richardson
Offs:Nelson Rockefeller
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon[if you like running third therm after watergate]
George Romney,Hiram Fong,Ed Brooke

Democrats:

Jimmy Carter
Jerry Brown
Mo Udall
George Wallace
Henry Jackson
Frank Church
Birch Bayh
Milton Shapp
Robert Byrd
Walter Fauntroy
Sargent Shriver
Ellen McCormarck
Lloyd Bensen
Fred Harris
Ted Kennedy[off]
George McGovern[off]

Indepedent:

Eugene McCarthy

United States – 1976

OLDUnited States – 1976

United Kingdom- 1979

Posted on April 13, 2017 by JDrakeify

Having taken following the resignation of Harold Wilson in 1976, Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan has had a turbulent first three years in office that has been defined by economic crises and trade union disputes, culminating in ‘The Winter of Discontent’ where a series of strikes brought the country to a stand still. Against this backdrop, the Conservatives, led by staunch monetarist Margaret Thatcher, hope to sweep back to power on the most right wing platform for government in decades. Will Thatcher become the first female head of government in the western world, or will Labour stage an unexpected comeback to cling onto power?

United Kingdom – 1979