Category: Gubernatorial

 

Added Libertarian, and Grassroots – LC parties

Berg2036

This is a beta the to do list is:

-Regional Bonuses

-Third Parties

-Primaries (When popular vote for primaries comes out)

Candidates include right now are:

Democrats:

-Gov. Tom Wolf(I)-on(x)

-Mayor John Fetterman-off

-Lt.Gov Mike Stack-off

-Fmr.Gov Ed Rendell-off(x)

-Sen. Bob Casey-off(x)

-Joe Sestak-off

-Rep. Allyson Swartz-off

-Kathleen McGinty-off

-Dan Onorato-off

-Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney

-Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto

-Rep. Connor Lamb

-State Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa-off

-State House Minority Leader Frank Dermody-off

Republicans:

-State Sen. Scott Wagner-On(x)

-Paul Mango-on(x)

-Laura Ellsworth-on(x)

-Fmr. Sen Rick Santorum-off(x)

-Lynn Swann-off(x)

-Sen. Pat Toomey-off

-Fmr. Gov Tom Corbett-off(x)

Fmr. Gov Tom Ridge-off

Rep. Lou Barletta-off

State Rep. Jim Christina-off

State Senate Maj. Leader Jake Corman-off

State House Maj. Leader Dave Reed-off

State Rep. Rick Saccone-off

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Also includes endorsements,up to date populations,and county by county views.

@anthony I’d like to make this an official campaign when you come out with the pv.

and also I will be doing a 2018 PA Senate campaign.

Download:Pa Governor 2018 V1.1B

Governor – Oregon 2018 V. 1.0

Who will be the next Governor of Oregon?

So my Computer crashed and I had to completely redo my scenario from scratch, I will update this, I just want to send out the beta.

Ohio Governor 2018

V 0.2

Ohio Governor 2018 (2)

1637 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election [Version 2.0]!!!

Download here: massachusetts-gubernatorial-1637 v.2

Version 2.0 is now released, which includes many events to add flavor to the campaign.

This election covers the 1637 Massachusetts election for governor, following the crucial events for that colony starting in July 1636. Major events include Anne Hutchinson’s Antinomian Controversy, the Pequot War, colonial expansion, the founding of Harvard, and much more.

Along with dozens of events, the scenario includes endorsers for every town. Endorsers include politicians, ministers and leading citizens in the town. I have listed many famous descendants of these endorsers in their descriptions.

Candidates

• John Winthrop, the sitting deputy governor and former governor. Generally considered the leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony by historians. In 1636, he find himself slightly out of favor, playing second-fiddle to a young nobleman recently from the home country.
• Sir Henry Vane, the incumbent governor has shown his youth and inexperience while in office. Citizens are finding him to be all-too-liberal for this Puritan “utopia.”
• Thomas Dudley, generally the second most important man in the colony, behind Winthrop. He has consistently been the political rival of Winthrop, but his popularity is at an all-time-low.
• John Endicott, currently in disfavor for being too radical, even for Puritans. Endicott arrived in Massachusetts before Winthrop, Dudley and Vane, but has been unable to keep a grip on power, except in his home town of Salem.
• Several what-if candidates are included such as future governors and other major figures, such as Simon Bradstreet, John Leverett, John Winthrop the Younger, Simon Willard and others.
• I include a Simulation Party for anyone wishing to watch an election.

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.