Washington 2016 Political RP [CLOSED] OOC Pt. IV

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

I was thinking that we'd have a mock election on election day RP-wise.

We each vote for the candidate we'd vote for IRL.

I expect a Reed blowout, but who knows.

I would vote for none of the candidates, I do not like any of the RP characters, and would never vote for them.

[Uttland]

I was thinking that we'd have a mock election on election day RP-wise.

We each vote for the candidate we'd vote for IRL.

I expect a Reed blowout, but who knows.

I would vote for none of the candidates, I do not like any of the RP characters, and would never vote for them.

Same.

[The Portland Territory]

I was thinking that we'd have a mock election on election day RP-wise.

We each vote for the candidate we'd vote for IRL.

I expect a Reed blowout, but who knows.

I would vote for none of the candidates, I do not like any of the RP characters, and would never vote for them.

If I had to choose, I'd probably vote for Reed

But what's wrong with Reed that you wouldn't like to not vote for him?

[Vaquas]

If Carrolton had been the nominee instead of Danders, and Danders wouldn't have been on the ticket, I may hesitate in the voting booth. Reed and Carrolton both seem like good people. Havich is nice too. I'd probably have trouble just because of Reed's lack of political experience and some of his foreign policy. It'd be a tough one. It may come down to who Carrolton's VP was.

In this scenario though, Reed/Havitch, no question. Because fuck Danders. And I'm most definitely not a "Progressive".

[The Portland Territory]

If Carrolton had been the nominee instead of Danders, and Danders wouldn't have been on the ticket, I may hesitate in the voting booth. Reed and Carrolton both seem like good people. Havich is nice too. I'd probably have trouble just because of Reed's lack of political experience and some of his foreign policy. It'd be a tough one. It may come down to who Carrolton's VP was.

In this scenario though, Reed/Havitch, no question. Because fuck Danders. And I'm most definitely not a "Progressive".

Has Havitch ever even been active? At all?

[Vaquas]

If Carrolton had been the nominee instead of Danders, and Danders wouldn't have been on the ticket, I may hesitate in the voting booth. Reed and Carrolton both seem like good people. Havich is nice too. I'd probably have trouble just because of Reed's lack of political experience and some of his foreign policy. It'd be a tough one. It may come down to who Carrolton's VP was.

In this scenario though, Reed/Havitch, no question. Because fuck Danders. And I'm most definitely not a "Progressive".

Has Havitch ever even been active? At all?

Yeah.

[The Portland Territory]

Has Havitch ever even been active? At all?

Yeah.

When? I've never seen anything by him

[Vaquas]

Yeah.

When? I've never seen anything by him

He's voted.
And he's Reed's VP.

[The Portland Territory]

When? I've never seen anything by him

He's voted.
And he's Reed's VP.

I know that, but I've never seen anything about him after the RNC

[The Portland Territory]

TNS, when shall we have the Oregon and California primaries? Only Breck, Longwood, and Paulson can participate in it because of how their primaries work, so you dont have to enter Flores immediately yet.

[Prolieum]

TNS, when shall we have the Oregon and California primaries? Only Breck, Longwood, and Paulson can participate in it because of how their primaries work, so you dont have to enter Flores immediately yet.

The primaries will likely be held after the debate, though there is nothing keeping the other candidates out of attendance.

[The Portland Territory]

TNS, when shall we have the Oregon and California primaries? Only Breck, Longwood, and Paulson can participate in it because of how their primaries work, so you dont have to enter Flores immediately yet.

The primaries will likely be held after the debate, though there is nothing keeping the other candidates out of attendance.

If you're referring to the primaries, the way they work is that the state Libertarian parties send their members ballots in the mail, well in advance, to vote. The members then check off the boxes and send them back. There would be no time for DeLucca or Flores to be on that ballot

Also, if we were to do the debate anytime this week, it would have to be either at 3:30 to 5:30, or 9 at night.

[Uttland]

TNS, when shall we have the Oregon and California primaries? Only Breck, Longwood, and Paulson can participate in it because of how their primaries work, so you dont have to enter Flores immediately yet.

The primaries will likely be held after the debate, though there is nothing keeping the other candidates out of attendance.

Hey Proliem, could you maybe add Vicky to the front page?

[Prolieum]

The primaries will likely be held after the debate, though there is nothing keeping the other candidates out of attendance.

If you're referring to the primaries, the way they work is that the state Libertarian parties send their members ballots in the mail, well in advance, to vote. The members then check off the boxes and send them back. There would be no time for DeLucca or Flores to be on that ballot

Also, if we were to do the debate anytime this week, it would have to be either at 3:30 to 5:30, or 9 at night.

The Oregon primary is a mail-in primary. California does not operate that way. Oregon additionally allows write-in candidates. Neither state would bar DeLucca or Flores from votes.

[Uttland]

If you're referring to the primaries, the way they work is that the state Libertarian parties send their members ballots in the mail, well in advance, to vote. The members then check off the boxes and send them back. There would be no time for DeLucca or Flores to be on that ballot

Also, if we were to do the debate anytime this week, it would have to be either at 3:30 to 5:30, or 9 at night.

The Oregon primary is a mail-in primary. California does not operate that way.

Wait, Cali isn't mail order?

[The Portland Territory]

If you're referring to the primaries, the way they work is that the state Libertarian parties send their members ballots in the mail, well in advance, to vote. The members then check off the boxes and send them back. There would be no time for DeLucca or Flores to be on that ballot

Also, if we were to do the debate anytime this week, it would have to be either at 3:30 to 5:30, or 9 at night.

The Oregon primary is a mail-in primary. California does not operate that way.

Oh. Would there still be any time to put them on the ballot though? It takes time to do that

[Prolieum]

The Oregon primary is a mail-in primary. California does not operate that way.

Oh. Would there still be any time to put them on the ballot though? It takes time to do that

Given the already nebulous date and delay of the primaries, there is no reason to assume that they cannot.

[Prolieum]

The Oregon primary is a mail-in primary. California does not operate that way.

Wait, Cali isn't mail order?

No, it is not, it is a direct-vote primary.

[Federal States of Xathuecia]

Nothing until Spring Break in March/April.

Fuck. You in a private school or something?

Nope.

[Prolieum]

It actually seems that all Libertarian candidates that would debate are online at the moment. We could, perhaps, hold it now.

[Federal States of Xathuecia]

The Oregon primary is a mail-in primary. California does not operate that way.

Oh. Would there still be any time to put them on the ballot though? It takes time to do that

Write-in

[Uttland]

Wait, Cali isn't mail order?

No, it is not, it is a direct-vote primary.

*Vicky furiously packs for California*

What about Arizona or New York? Do you happen to know that, Pro?

[The Portland Territory]

Oh. Would there still be any time to put them on the ballot though? It takes time to do that

Given the already nebulous date and delay of the primaries, there is no reason to assume that they cannot.

But also given on how late they are and presumably the primary being in a week, that's a bit too fast

[Uttland]

Oh. Would there still be any time to put them on the ballot though? It takes time to do that

Write-in

I was about to mention that.

[The Portland Territory]

No, it is not, it is a direct-vote primary.

*Vicky furiously packs for California*

What about Arizona or New York? Do you happen to know that, Pro?

No primaries there