Following the resignation of Representative Chris Stewart, a special election has been called for Utah’s 2nd congressional district, with Celeste Maloy, Chris Stewart’s legal counsel, winning an upset victory in the republican primary as democrats rallied behind state senator Kathleen Riebe. While Utah’s 2nd is broadly considered a safe republican seat, Maloy is seeking to capitalize on anti-Biden sentiments in order to overperform both Donald Trump and Chris Stewart, legitimizing the GOP’s hopes for a win in 2024, while Riebe is looking for a dramatic upset victory that will buck pollsters and pundits alike, silencing Biden’s critics on both the left and right.
Parties and Candidates:
Republican – Celeste Maloy Democratic – Kathleen Riebe Libertarian – Brad Green Constitution – Cassie Easley United Utah – January Walker Independent – Perry Myers Independent – Joseph Buchman
A by-election for the United Kingdom parliamentary constituency of Uxbridge and South Ruislip is to be held on 20 July 2023, following the resignation of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson as its Member of Parliament (MP) on 12 June.
Candidates available to select;
Conservative: Steve Tuckwell Conservative: Boris Johnson (What-if?) Labour: Danny Beales Green: Sarah Green Reclaim: Laurence Fox Liberal Democrats: Blaise Baquiche SDP: Steve Gardner Independent: Kingsley Hamilton Anti-Ulez Count Binface: Count Binface Independent: No-Ulez Leo Phaure Rejoin EU: Richard Hewison Let London Live: Piers Corbyn Independent: Cameron Bell CPA: Enomfon Ntefon UKIP: Rebecca Jane Climate: Ed Gemmell Monster Raving Loony: Howling Laud Hope Independent: 77 Joseph Independent: Boris Johnson (What-if?) Electoral Commission (Observer)
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
**NOTE: This scenario was created by For The Record, however because Anthony disabled the sign up page for the forum (lol), he is unable to upload it himself, so im uploading it on his behalf**
Update log for V3 Demo (incomplete):
Added more AIP candidates (Thomas J. Anderson, Richard Kay…)
Added swing for Other Candidates to stimulate its percentages
New, clearer images for several candidates with pixelated images
New events
New percentage bonuses per each candidate to simulate a more accurate what-if election (incomplete)
Adjusted issue stances
Added Electoral Reform issue
Added electoral silence by Election Day (as featured by the Electoral Reform)
New Maine Congressional District Method
Adjusted state borders in the map
New retro background
New state flag images (adjusted to election year, since some flags are ahead of 1972)
New individual endorsements (including candidates)
Frank Sinatra is re-added as Humphrey’s surrogate
Four years ago, Robert F. Kennedy was elected as President of the United States, elevating him to the White House once again since he was appointed as Attorney General by his late brother and former President John F. Kennedy. Since then, the Universal Health Care was passed by Congress, the civil and voting rights were strengthened, and there is somewhat of a period of detente as the 1970s entered. However, there are still challenges against his administration, as the Vietnam War still continues with a possibility of a collapse on the Paris Peace Talks, and may potentially lead to a North Vietnamese offensive and eventually the collapse of South Vietnam. Back home, the ERA still needs to be decided by the Congress and the US states, and the period of racial tensions in the 60s still plagues up to this day, even moreso with the public opinion of the Vietnam War and RFK’s handlings of the war. On the up side, however, whether Kennedy runs for re-election or not, continuing internal divisions within the Republicans from the left and right caused a primary field of various right-wing and center-left candidates, from Reagan to Romney, and the Democrats may seem to be united for Kennedy’s re-nomination, that is if his economic policies work for this year. Chances of his re-election are high, as long as there are no hiccups in the economy. Can New Camelot solidify his legacy for four more years, or have the people had enough
The following are images of the campaign scenario.
Recommendations before playing:
Do not add third party candidates (AIP, other candidates) in primaries as it will completely crash the game.
Do not switch back to General Election. For some reason, an error is produced and the game gets confused at what to do. Go back to “Change Campaign” and re-select this scenario.
If you are playing with a candidate that have the percentage bonuses completely rolled out (RFK, Sanford, Dem Wallace, Reagan) against a candidate with an incomplete percentage bonuses, it is NOT recommended to play with either of the candidates, especially the fact that the percentage bonus update is yet to be completed. For example, RFK v. Romney may be playable, sure, but the results will always show a Kennedy landslide victory, regardless of how many times you play/simulate it. The same goes for Reagan, Wallace, and Sanford. This recommendation will only be temporary.
And voila! You have a completely playable 1972 RFK mod. Enjoy.
Can you take back New Camelot into White House? Or prevent him from being President for four more years? The field is yours!
After the resignation of Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister John Major was swept into power in 1990, leading Britian through the Gulf War and the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Major premiership is now challanged by a reinvigorated Labour, and with a recession in full swing, many analysts predict that Neil Kinnock’s Labour will secure a majority in the upcoming election. Other parties are also seeking to take advantage of Major’s weak position, most notably the newly formed Liberal Democrats, successors to the now dead Liberal Party, seeking to present a new alternative to the 2 party system. Also in the race is the SNP under Alex Salmond, having slowly been picking up momentum throughout the entire 20th century, many Scottish nationalists hope that by taking advantage of the 1992 recession, the SNP can finally achieve a major electoral breakthrough. Can John Major defy the polls and a weak economy, campaigning as a popular war time leader, and re-establish tory rule for another decade, or will the British people have enough of Thacherite conservatism, bringing Labour and Neil Kinnock to power. You decide!
Parties and Candidates:
Conservative Party – John Major Labour – Neil Kinnock Liberal Democrats – Paddy Ashdown Scottish National Party – Alex Salmond Plaid Cymru – Dafydd Wigley Green Party – Jean Lambert Ulster Unionist Party – James Molyneaux Social Democratic and Labour Party – John Hume Democratic Unionist Party – Ian Paisley Sinn Fein – Gerry Adams Alliance – John Alderdice
The 2023 Alberta general election is due to be held on May 29, 2023. Voters are electing the members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The United Conservative Party under Danielle Smith, the incumbent Premier of Alberta was behind in the polls. As the election draws closer, the race is tightening up. Can the UCP win re-election or will Rachel Notley’s NDP be given another chance in government.
Events from Calgary Herald & Sun and Edmonton Journal & Sun.
Parties included;
United Conservative (Including 2022 UCP leadership candidates and Jason Kenney)
The 2019 Newfoundland and Labrador general election is to be held on May 16, 2019, to elect members of the 49th General Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Governmening Liberals enter the campaign with 27 seats and are hoping for re-election but a polling boost for the PCs suggest a close race. Who will prevail and be Newfoundland and Labrador’s next premier?
The 2015 Newfoundland and Labrador general election is to be held on November 30, 2015 to elect members of the 48th General Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Progressive Conservative Party which has governed since 2003 election is expected to be defeated by the Liberal Party. Will the opinion polls prove correct or can the PCs win a fourth term in office?
The 2011 Newfoundland and Labrador general election will take place on October 11, 2011, to elect members of the 47th General Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Progressive Conservative Party (PC Party) formed a majority government in the 2007 election, with the Liberal Party serving as the Official Opposition and the New Democratic Party (NDP) serving as a third party. Can Kathy Dunderdale win the PCs a third straight majority or will the Liberals or NDP take office in St Johns.
