This is for the next Election in the UK which is rumoured to be held next October
This was originally going to be the local elections which were held in may but i do not know how to change the folders name, Apologies
Feedback would be nice
Tag: UK
Norwich City Council, 2019
So while national politics tears itself apart and nobody knows what the local elections *really* tell us, here’s a less interesting local election in a city close to my heart, the home of Delia, the Canaries and Alan Partridge. Will Labour be able to keep control of Norwich City Council? Probably. Will the Greens, Lib Dems or Conservatives make any gains? That’s up to you! Enjoy
UK 1997 (SANC Mod)
- More events
- Tory committed and leaning changed as they dropped support easily whereas in the real campaign they gained votes during the campaign
- Major’s experience boosted to 5 and corruption reduced to 1 (the various scandals of the campaign are among the events added)
- Candidate strengths of scandal hit candidates (Neil Hamilton etc. reduced to 1).
UK 1964
For Prime Minister Infinity British 2017
The recession during the second half of 1961, Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s sacking of seven cabinet members (The Night of the Long Knives, 13th July 1962), and the Profumo affair breaking in 1963 (the Secretary of State for War and MP for Stratford-on-Avon John Profumo having an affair with Christine Keeler who was also having an affair with a Soviet diplomat) have affected the governments’ popularity although this has recovered recently due to Reginald Maudling’s Dash For Growth budget. With the resignation of Macmillan due to a mistaken cancer diagnosis and Hugh Gaitskell’s death both Labour and the Conservatives have new leaders, but the Liberals are still led by Jo Grimond, in the first British general election of the 1960’s.
Daons has a version with the default map and one with the default background of the map I made.
United Kingdom 2017 General Election
Information
For the past week or so, I’ve been working on a scenario for Prime Minister Infinity
which is based on upcoming UK 2017 General Election.
The scenario is based on the map used in the 2015 scenario provided with the game. All of the polling data was provided by the Electoral Calculus.
Every party leader has been added or changed
– Conservatives have Theresa May
– Labour have Jeremy Corbyn
– Lib Dems have Tim Farron
– UKIP have Paul Nuttall
Just to name a few
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Installation
1. Download the file here 2017
2. Find your main Prime Minister Infinity folder
– Right click on your Prime Minister Infinity desktop icon and click “open file location”
3. Go to the “scenarios” folder
4. Click and drag the “United Kingdom – 2017” folder into the “scenarios” folder
5. Open Prime Minister Infinity, new game, change campaign and select “United Kingdom – 2017”
6. Pick and party and win
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Contains
Partys and leaders:
Conservatives – Theresa May
Labour Party – Jeremy Corbyn
Liberal Democrat – Tim Farron
UK Independence Party – Paul Nuttall
Green Party – Caroline Lucas
Scottish National Party – Nicola Sturgeon
Plaid Cymru – Leanne Wood
Democratic Unionist Party – Arlene Foster
Sinn Féin – Gerry Adams
SDLP – Colum Eastwood
Ulster Unionist – Robin Swann
Alliance – Naomi Long
Other – Leader of a Minor Party
Spectator – Spectator
Events
Ransomware Cyberattack – Boosts National Security – 4 days
Manchester Terror Attack – Boosts National Security – 9 days
Debates
ITV Debate – 18th May – Invited: SNP, Lib Dem, Plaid Cymru, Green and UKIP
Sky News with Paxman – 29th May – Invited: Conservatives and Labour
BBC Debate – 31st May – Invited: All major parties
BBC Debate – 2nd June – Invited: Conservatives and Labour
BBC Debate – 4th June – Invited: SNP and Lib Dem
BBC Debate – 6th June – Invited: All parties
United Kingdom – 2012
President Forever 2008 + Primaries
Author: HarryBarclay
Following the Lib Dems’ crushing defeat in the alternative vote referendum and a drubbing in the local elections, Cameron is forced to push through major constitutional reform to keep Clegg on side. There follows a sweeping Reform Bill, replacing 900 years of monarchy with a United Republic. With an elected House of Lords appointing a new President, much like the US electoral college, who will be moving from Whitehall to Buckingham Palace?
Please note: a big thank you goes to Tom Hughes who put together the original UK 2010 scenario, which was my inspiration, and from which I have adapted my map. His excellent scenario is here.
European Union – 2010
President Forever 2008 + Primaries
Author: HarryBarclay
On 19 November 2009, Herman van Rompuy was designated the first permanent President of Europe under the terms of the Lisbon Treaty. But how would things have fared if the decision had been left to the people, and not to heads of state? Would a little-known Belgian have taken the top spot, or would Tony Blair and Jean-Claude Juncker, the original favourites, have battled it out?