Washington (US Political RP; 2016 ; OOC ; OPEN!)

[The Portland Territory]

Wait, if Reed isn't attending, will Gonzalez? If this is the case, I think that we should also invite some other 3rd party candidates

The epic showdown, tonight on DIN. Senator Egazarian faces his strongest opponent ever, Mr. Matteos Egazarian.

ARE YOU READY TO RUUMMMMMBBBBBBBBBBBLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEE?!?!?!?!?!?!

[Imperial Esplanade]

The epic showdown, tonight on DIN. Senator Egazarian faces his strongest opponent ever, Mr. Matteos Egazarian.

ARE YOU READY TO RUUMMMMMBBBBBBBBBBBLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEE?!?!?!?!?!?!

*Grabs a bag of popcorn*

[Tallahassee News Station]

Here we can solve this. Huerta will just convert to the Holy Republican Church and then join the race so she can debate Egazarian.

[The Portland Territory]

In my next rally, I'm going to hammer Reed on the Carbon Tax. I got a few things that'll kill him for it

[Imperial Esplanade]

Here we can solve this. Huerta will just convert to the Holy Republican Church and then join the race so she can debate Egazarian.

Invite Carrollton too. She's already gotten enough flak for being an ex-Republican as it is.

[Tallahassee News Station]

In my next rally, I'm going to hammer Reed on the Carbon Tax. I got a few things that'll kill him for it

You probably should have that meeting with him first.

[The Portland Territory]

In my next rally, I'm going to hammer Reed on the Carbon Tax. I got a few things that'll kill him for it

You probably should have that meeting with him first.

Waiting on Reed. Also, I'm pretty sure the meeting is after the NY Primary

[Tallahassee News Station]

You probably should have that meeting with him first.

Waiting on Reed. Also, I'm pretty sure the meeting is after the NY Primary

Dude, the meeting is before Wisconsin.

[The Portland Territory]

Waiting on Reed. Also, I'm pretty sure the meeting is after the NY Primary

Dude, the meeting is before Wisconsin.

Oh, you're right. Well, I'm still going to have it. I'll wait for Pro though

[Tallahassee News Station]

Dude, the meeting is before Wisconsin.

Oh, you're right. Well, I'm still going to have it. I'll wait for Pro though

OK. I think that that would be the final nail in the coffin of Egazarian's career if you did, though.

[The Portland Territory]

Oh, you're right. Well, I'm still going to have it. I'll wait for Pro though

OK. I think that that would be the final nail in the coffin of Egazarian's career if you did, though.

No it wouldn't. I'm still going to do it, but the rally itself wont be dedicated to bashing Reed. Only a little portion of it

[Tallahassee News Station]

OK. I think that that would be the final nail in the coffin of Egazarian's career if you did, though.

No it wouldn't. I'm still going to do it, but the rally itself wont be dedicated to bashing Reed. Only a little portion of it

Maybe, then.

[Imperial Esplanade]

Oh, you're right. Well, I'm still going to have it. I'll wait for Pro though

OK. I think that that would be the final nail in the coffin of Egazarian's career if you did, though.

I say YOLO and have him keep going at it, kinda like Kasich. That's what I would do.

[Tallahassee News Station]

OK. I think that that would be the final nail in the coffin of Egazarian's career if you did, though.

I say YOLO and have him keep going at it, kinda like Kasich. That's what I would do.

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

[The Portland Territory]

I say YOLO and have him keep going at it, kinda like Kasich. That's what I would do.

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

[Tallahassee News Station]

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

Regardless of what your predictions are on a Reed nominee versus an Egazarian one, right now he is doing grievous harm to his party.

[Tallahassee News Station]

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

Regardless of what your predictions are on a Reed nominee versus an Egazarian one, right now he is doing grievous harm to his party.

[The Portland Territory]

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

Regardless of what your predictions are on a Reed nominee versus an Egazarian one, right now he is doing grievous harm to his party.

No, not at all. Cruz went until Indiana and the only reason why his career is damaged is because we refused to endorse Trump. Egazarian will be fine if he drops out soon, which I intend to do

[Tallahassee News Station]

Regardless of what your predictions are on a Reed nominee versus an Egazarian one, right now he is doing grievous harm to his party.

No, not at all. Cruz went until Indiana and the only reason why his career is damaged is because we refused to endorse Trump. Egazarian will be fine if he drops out soon, which I intend to do

Trump was arguably the most hated and polarizing potential nominee in GOP history. Cruz had massive support telling him to stay in from the GOP establishment.

Reed is a generally likeable non-polarizing candidate. Egazarian has the whole establishment telling him to drop out.

The situations are barely even remotely comparable.

[The Boras]

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

It kinda depends on who the Democratic nominee is.

Carrollton would beat him in the electoral college by around 40 electoral votes (mostly because of Ohio since candidates get an average of 7% increase in their home state, as well as moderate voters), while Kuznetsov would be weaker (and in this scenario Reed has an almost equal chance if he doesn't screw up by saying something wrong).

[Tallahassee News Station]

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

It kinda depends on who the Democratic nominee is.

Carrollton would beat him in the electoral college by around 40 electoral votes (mostly because of Ohio since candidates get an average of 7% increase in their home state, as well as moderate voters), while Kuznetsov would be weaker (and in this scenario Reed has an almost equal chance if he doesn't screw up by saying something wrong).

I think it is too early to say those kind of things. For example, with Carrollton, one of her weaknesses is her ability to debate, and major losses there could be harmful. There are also direct confrontation issues such as honesty, and strategy and fundraising need to be taken into account. I think it is too early to say Carrollton>Reed, or Reed>Kuznetsov.

I would also say it is problematic to assume Murray will win a preponderance of the black vote simply because on his skin color. He has very little connection to the community, while Kuznetsov has, and has been pushing a very strong agenda there for some time. Murray shouldn't have the edge.

But I mostly Iike the breakdown overall.

[Imperial Esplanade]

I say YOLO and have him keep going at it, kinda like Kasich. That's what I would do.

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

That's not at all my reasoning. If nothing else, consistent challenging would just sharpen Reed as a more formidable candidate.

[The Boras]

It kinda depends on who the Democratic nominee is.

Carrollton would beat him in the electoral college by around 40 electoral votes (mostly because of Ohio since candidates get an average of 7% increase in their home state, as well as moderate voters), while Kuznetsov would be weaker (and in this scenario Reed has an almost equal chance if he doesn't screw up by saying something wrong).

I think it is too early to say those kind of things. For example, with Carrollton, one of her weaknesses is her ability to debate, and major losses there could be harmful. There are also direct confrontation issues such as honesty, and strategy and fundraising need to be taken into account. I think it is too early to say Carrollton>Reed, or Reed>Kuznetsov.

I would also say it is problematic to assume Murray will win a preponderance of the black vote simply because on his skin color. He has very little connection to the community, while Kuznetsov has, and has been pushing a very strong agenda there for some time. Murray shouldn't have the edge.

But I mostly Iike the breakdown overall.

Fair enough, but again the model doesn't take into account the record of the candidate because that would most likely be factored into the polls already (which was why I assumed Murray got 20% in your poll, the assumption of which was a mistake on my part). However, it does take into account demographics, and it is expected that Murray would do well with black voters in Indiana. As a result, it projects Murray as having 40% of the black vote due to many Indiana African-Americans voting for him, coupled with the fact that Kuznetsov was elected in New Hampshire, where the demographics aren't exactly diverse. Thus, the model projects him as having that percentage of black voters. It's a flaw in the model, yes, but hey everything's not perfect.

[Imperial Esplanade]

Well, yeah, because Egazarian right now is the Democrat's biggest ally.

Heh, if Reed is the nominee, then the Democrats will win. He's their best friend

I actually like Reed. He's almost a more likeable version of Trump.

[Imperial Esplanade]

I think it is too early to say those kind of things. For example, with Carrollton, one of her weaknesses is her ability to debate, and major losses there could be harmful. There are also direct confrontation issues such as honesty, and strategy and fundraising need to be taken into account. I think it is too early to say Carrollton>Reed, or Reed>Kuznetsov.

I would also say it is problematic to assume Murray will win a preponderance of the black vote simply because on his skin color. He has very little connection to the community, while Kuznetsov has, and has been pushing a very strong agenda there for some time. Murray shouldn't have the edge.

But I mostly Iike the breakdown overall.

Fair enough, but again the model doesn't take into account the record of the candidate because that would most likely be factored into the polls already (which was why I assumed Murray got 20% in your poll, the assumption of which was a mistake on my part). However, it does take into account demographics, and it is expected that Murray would do well with black voters in Indiana. As a result, it projects Murray as having 40% of the black vote due to many Indiana African-Americans voting for him, coupled with the fact that Kuznetsov was elected in New Hampshire, where the demographics aren't exactly diverse. Thus, the model projects him as having that percentage of black voters. It's a flaw in the model, yes, but hey everything's not perfect.

For what it's worth, I found it to be a fair and balanced analysis based on facts and things most important to voters.