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24th Congressional Elections Results and Analysis
30 November 2009, Day 741 of the New World. The 24th Congress of the United States has been instated and begun to tasks of their branch of government. This Congressional election featured all fifty-one original regions of the United States back in United States control. No military threats to the mainland United States occurred during the elections, and no significant anti-PTO efforts were undertaken by American civilians. This election saw several races with light or even no competition, allowing them to be called well before polls opened.
The fifty-one elected representatives come from ten (possibly nine, see note about Nationalist Party) different political parties. The Green Party and the Umbrella Research Party are not represented in this Congress, but the United Independents Party returned with representatives, and the Democratic Party and Sons of Patton Party also earned seats this time.
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America’s Advancement Party once again is the largest party in Congress, holding fourteen seats. The United States Workers Party trails close behind with thirteen (or twelve, after Minnesota left) seats. AAP won with five freshmen compared to USWP’s three. The Libertarian Party won seven seats, as did the Federalist Party. The Conservative Party, United Independents Party, Democratic Party, and Socialist Freedom Party each won two seats. The Nationalist Party retained its one seat, and the Sons of Patton won one.
For another month, many incumbents came back, and they overwhelmingly won their bids for reelection. More than half of this Congress also sat in the prior one.
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Many non-incumbents with significant Congressional experience returned to the halls of Congress, including Dodgercatcher (USWP – KY) and Cromstar (CvP – PA).
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All those freshmen don’t necessarily make this Congress a young one on average. The oldest member of Congress, Robert Loggia (UIP – DE), born Day 258, is actually a freshman. The other oldest members of the 24th Congress are Panther (USWP – TX), born Day 268, Killing Time (USWP – AR), born Day 304, Kyle321n (NP – CA), born Day 322, and AidenAstrup (UWSP – MA), born Day 329. The youngest five are five freshmen: Bekarius (Fed – IL), born Day 659, Illithian (UIP – OR), born Day 665, BTuck20 (AAP – IN), born Day 673, Maxx Johnson (AAP – AK), born Day 678, and Herrn Sterling (AAP – VT), born Day 692.
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America’s Advancement Falls Back
Last month, America’s Advancement Party’s ticket won 22 races, 18 of them for their own candidates. This month, their own candidates only ran in 17 regions, winning 14 of them. This was largely due to a new Congressional election system and candidate vetting within America’s Advancement Party. This is a marked difference from the AAP of last month, which ran real candidates in almost all regions. Many incumbents did not return, and five of AAP’s 14 seats are freshmen.
United States Workers Party
The United States Workers Party had a larger number of strong incumbents returning, but could not match America’s Advancement Party’s performance with freshmen candidates. Only three of the 13 seats won by their party were freshmen.
Libertarian Party
The Libertarian Party did not seek to expand their Congressional representation but did change their lineup. Indrae, the only freshman on that ticket, won a bid to replace an ousted Libertarian Congressman in South Dakota. Zartemax was expected to attempt to hold down the Libertarians in Georgia, replacing Donutdude, but dropped out due to personal reasons. Oprah Winfrey was replaced with mjdiv, who lost the last two elections in New York, and ran in Rhode Island instead of Connecticut. The Libertarian Party also hosted two America’s Advancement Party candidates who were reelected.
Conservative Party
The Conservative Party’s sole incumbent failed to hold onto his seat. Cromstar, the Party President of the Conservative Party, returned to Congress representing Pennsylvania. He ran with the blessings and endorsements of many parties, including America’s Advancement Party, which did not return to Pennsylvania. The other CvP win was in Nebraska against at least two strong opponents.
Federalist Party
The Federalists attempted to expand on their five-state election strategy, now that they are a Top Five Party, by running in eight regions relatively unopposed. They won seven of them, including all of their incumbent regions.
United Independents Party
The United Independents Party, in their first election since being relegated to sixth-party status, ran six candidates, four of which were on the Federalist Party ticket. They managed to win Oregon in a contested race with the Conservative Party and Delaware with some last-minute action against America’s Advancement Party. Their other six races were also considered competitive races. The three out-of-party endorsements the UIP awarded all won.
Democratic Party
The Democratic Party sent forth four candidates for Congress all under the banner of America’s Advancement Party. They won two of those races, as political analysts predicted they would, but did not win the ones they were expected to. Democrats represent Hawai’i and New Jersey, with one of their strongest candidates losing a heated Nebraska race to the much larger Conservative Party.
Socialist Freedom Party
The Socialist Freedom Party put two freshmen candidates up for office, winning two seats for the first time. Phoenix Quinn, who lost but unfairly so in South Dakota last month, ousted a Conservative incumbent in North Dakota, and rainy sunday won a heated freshman competition in Connecticut. Every candidate sporting a Socialist Freedom Party endorsement was elected.
Nationalist Party
Kyle321n won his reelection in California against no serious competitors. However, he may not remain Nationalist Party for very long, instead sticking with the Federalist Party, which hosted him on election day, leaving the Nationalist Party to die.
Sons of Patton Party
The Sons of Patton entered Congress, winning their bid in Georgia. Zartemax, a Libertarian, was expected to be a strong challenger there, but even if he had not dropped out, it appears unlikely he could have answered Blanemcc’s support.
State-by-State Analysis
Alabama – America’s Advancement incumbent Serendipitous defeated a blocker. Serendipitous went on to be elected Speaker of the House.
Serendipitous – AAP – 3
Cpttom1 – Lib (AAP) 2
Alaska – This was a freshman race, and America’s Advancement Party comes out strong in freshmen races. Urfe wanted your vote if you love Jesus, but offered no reason why those two were related.
Maxx Johnson – AAP – 20
Zacharius Axeland – CvP – 9
Kylero – USWP (Green) – 11
Urfe – Lib (Ind) – 5
Anodyne Daph – Fed (AAP) – 1
Arizona – Rheinlander von Phalz, after having the most-voted race in the Wasteland last month and being the most-voted Wasteland Congressman, won unopposed this month.
Rheinlander von Phalz – Lib (AAP) – 8
Arkansas – Speaker of the House Killing Time was returned to Congress in the most boring race of the month, running unopposed and pulling in zero votes.
Killing Time – USWP – 0
California – Kyle321n defeated a field of blocking candidates.
Kyle321n – Fed (NP) – 448
Ballman – AAP – 243
Jasper Kilroy – Lib – 146
Evan Frazier – USWP – 127
Twanos – CvP – 86
Colorado – The Libertarian Party supported Daniel Dodge for Colorado, and a blocker was provided to that party for Colorado. However, Dodge allowed a real opponent, sonofup1, to run anyway. Sonofup1 may have been affiliated with the Green Party.
Daniel Dodge – AAP – 10
sonofup1 – Lib (Ind) – 2
Connecticut –This state was a freshman contest that turned into a party-support contest between the frontrunners. It was the only tie this month. Hadiputro was one vote away from being the youngest member of the 24th Congress.
rainy sunday – USWP (SFP) – 26
Ikhsan Hadiputro – AAP – 26
Soliden – Lib (Ind) – 2
xxmattxx1 – CvP – 1
Delaware – The only America’s Advancement incumbent seeking reelection to not return, Tyler Deel, was sniped by the United Independents Party. Robert Loggia, who just now earned his first term, is the oldest member of the 24th Congress.
Robert Loggia – Lib (UIP) – 17
Tyler Deel – AAP – 14
Devon Donaldson – USWP – 3
comandokiller – CvP – 2
zachtar – Fed (AAP) – 0
District of Columbia – ligtreb was elected again, although he trailed early in the day as he did last month.
ligtreb – USWP – 8
Dan Wang – AAP (Ind) – 5
Rasim Aeon – Lib – 1
Florida – Zcia defeated one serious opponent (who may have plagiarized his platform) and three candidates picked by the party presidents because they weren’t very threatening.
Zcia – USWP – 509
Rhane – CvP – 433
supahos01 – AAP – 379
Solaman – Lib – 269
Josh Collins – Fed – 198
Georgia – The only Sons of Patton candidate came out incredibly strong and would have likely overwhelmed the Libertarian challenger had he not pulled out of the race.
Blanemcc – AAP (SoP) – 21
Magic Black – CvP – 7
Hawai’i – This space left intentionally blank.
Jimmy Olsen – AAP (Dem) – 15
Guais – Fed – 11
Stephen Elios – CvP (Fed) – 4
Ecco – USWP (Fed) – 1
Idaho – St Krems defeated a blocker.
St Krems – Fed – 10
Tomas Valherus – USWP (Fed) – 1
Illinois – The Federalist Party retained their incumbency after Tiacha did not run again without serious competition.
Bekarius – Fed – 20
hashbrown – AAP (Ind) – 5
El_Gringo – USWP (Fed) – 3
The Ice Cream Man – CvP (Fed) – 0
Indiana – This was a freshman contest won by America’s Advancement Party similar to the race in Alaska.
BTuck20 – AAP – 11
SweetBags – USWP – 3
Jiosen – Fed (UIP) – 3
Zanmor – CvP – 1
F1ght3r13 – Lib (AAP) – 0
Iowa – system0101’s time finally came this month as America’s Advancement Party moved in to provide solid representation to a region that had lacked it for so long.
system0101 – AAP – 14
Mattoze5 – CvP – 4
Ray Hatcher – Lib (AAP) – 0
Slpee – USWP (AAP) – 0
Kansas – America’s Advancement Party picked up another freshman race in a one-on-one with the United States Workers Party.
Gannonus – AAP – 10
Franklin Delano Roosevelt – USWP – 2
bcp777 – Lib (AAP) – 1
Kentucky – Experienced Congressman but non-incumbent Dodgercatcher picked up his fourth Congressional win. All of his terms have been non-consecutive. There was speculation that ShakaJulius was some kind of foreign spy with American citizenship, and he spends much of his time in Russia or Ukraine.
Dodgercatcher – USWP – 12
ShakaJulius – Lib (Ind) – 9
AynRandLives – AAP (Ind) – 4
Evry – CvP – 1
Louisiana – United States Workers Party challenger James Roosevelt was unable to oust America’s Advancement incumbent Tyler Buublar. This came even after the Independent Council for Congressional Candidates Review snubbed Buublar for inexperienced Roosevelt.
Tyler Buublar – AAP – 15
James Roosevelt – USWP – 9
J Manizzle – Lib (AAP) – 2
Michal Borkowski – CvP (AAP) – 0
Sev Martelle – Fed (USWP) – 0
Maine – Attention residents of Maine: knock it off, all of you! Seriously, what’s wrong with you? Sydney Richelieu had an avatar that said “Vote for seeker1”!
seeker1 – AAP – 4
Sydney Richelieu – Lib (AAP) – 2
Regole – USWP (AAP) – 0
Maryland – One of the younger members of the Libertarian Party’s congressional team, Myles Robinson, returned to Congress after a relatively easy race.
Myles Robinson – Lib – 12
Lawliet94 – USWP – 3
Jason Conners – CvP (Lib) – 1
Grandfather Rabbit – AAP (Ind) – 0
Massachusetts – AidenAstrup needed party support to defeat an unsanctioned AAP candidate.
AidenAstrup – USWP – 10
Raul Gomez – AAP (Ind) – 8
Michigan – Tormod is still in Congress…
Tormod – AAP – 3
Minnesota – Jude Connors took his incumbency elsewhere and defeated an unsanctioned AAP runner with a two-sentence platform. Congressman Connors later parted ways with the USWP.
Jude Connors – USWP – 6
Dgauz118 – AAP (Ind) – 4
Mississippi – This region saw the Independent Council for Congressional Candidates Review and the Alliance for Good Government endorsing separate candidates. ICCCR-backed AAP incumbent Willisen soundly defeated AGG-backed USWP challenger Patches O’Houlihan.
Willisen – AAP – 11
Patches O’Houlihan – USWP – 1
Raga Man – Fed (AAP) – 0
Shaqfu – CvP (AAP) – 0
Dyscord – Lib (AAP) – 0
Missouri – A freshman candidate getting into Congress unopposed is almost unheard of. It happened this month.
Clevinger – USWP – 4
Montana – Devan Kronos returned to Congress with the blessings of many major parties.
Devan Kronos – USWP – 1
Nebraska – This region saw at least two strong candidates in competition with each other. It was the only freshman CvP victory. SGGHays also pulled in an impressive vote total last month in New Mexico, but lost to incumbent Jude Connors.
SGGHays – CvP – 23
Blazix – AAP (Dem) – 16
Pikezh638 – Fed (UIP) – 4
b. k. blake – USWP – 0
Nevada – The major parties decided that Congress pretty much needed its budget guru.
sydiot – Lib – 5
tjayh913 – AAP (Lib) – 3
New Hampshire – Libertarian Party incumbent Devoid was returned to Congress, facing little serious opposition.
Devoid – Lib – 6
Thyros Orcados – AAP (Ind) – 4
Justin Bigelow – CvP – 0
New Jersey – A state marked for freshman candidates after Astra Kat G did not run for reelection saw the Democratic Party’s candidate, Vincenzo Macena, pull ahead.
Vincenzo Macena – AAP (Dem) – 18
Joshua Patterson – USWP – 8
Bill Brasky – Fed (UIP) – 4
Claire Littleton – Lib – 2
New Mexico – Federalist Party candidate Joe Lansing beat a field of blockers, but just barely.
Joe Lansing – Fed – 2
Pdeb – USWP (Fed) – 1
Rekeri – Lib (Fed) – 1
Zane Botolph – AAP (Fed) – 0
Remliel – CvP (Fed) – 0
New York – New York is used to some close races, and this month was no exception, although mjdiv moved on to another state and went on to win.
Fionia – USWP – 28
Brett Miller – AAP (Ind) – 22
North Carolina – Desertfalcon entered the race very late, denying DisDick an easy walk into his third term.
DisDick – USWP – 16
Desertfalcon – CvP – 10
Douglas Highwatch – Lib (Ind) – 3
North Dakota – Phoenix Quinn was backed by many parties and groups over the Conservative Party incumbent.
Phoenix Quinn – Fed (SFP) – 20
D. Newspaper – AAP (Ind) – 8
logan Dunleavy – CvP – 2
bythemark – USWP – 0
Ohio – Construction mogul McFarland defeated mechanicist Newton in an active Wasteland race.
Max McFarlander 2 – USWP – 34
Joe Newton – AAP (Dem) – 10
Oklahoma – Eliwood appeared ready for an easy walk into his second term when ExoM7 snuck on the America’s Advancement ticket, threatening to sack him. Although ExoM7 was an elder in the Democratic Party, they and no other party seemed to endorse his run, which may or may not have been serious. There also may or may not have been allegations of vote-buying.
eliwood_sain – Fed – 12
ExoM7 – AAP (lulz) – 10
Nerdears – USWP (Fed) – 1
Hannibal2701 – Lib (Fed) – 0
Oregon – America’s Advancement Party incumbent Mohan Kumar did not return to run again, although he was expected to, leaving the race between the Conservatives and the United Independents. Illithian gained national attention for heavy use of citizen advertisements.
Illithian – Fed (UIP) – 23
kmathis1022 – CvP – 21
Pennsylvania – America’s Advancement Party did not sanction an opponent for Cromstar, the Conservative Party President, and even endorsed him.
Cromstar – CvP – 12
John Henry – AAP (Ind) – 10
Rhode Island – Michael Francis was not sanctioned to run by any party and threatened to sack mjdiv.
mjdiv – Lib – 9
Michael Francis – Fed (Ind) – 3
Ragoth – AAP (Lib) – 1
Iasov – CvP (Lib) – 0
South Carolina – Dr. Tango defeated a field of blockers.
Dr. Tango – Fed – 5
Gaviidae – USWP (Fed) – 2
Cecil Knight – CvP (Fed) – 2
Jordan VanDusen – AAP (Fed) – 1
South Dakota – The Libertarian Party managed to hold off an attempt by the Enclave Party sneaking in under Federalist colors.
Indrae – Lib – 16
destroyer299 – Fed (Encl) – 12
chatman – AAP (Ind) – 3
Dechs – CvP – 0
Tennessee – Libertarian incumbent Bradley Reala held off a field of blockers.
Bradley Reala – Lib – 9
Brent Abernathy – AAP (Lib) – 7
KrissyKat – CvP (Lib) – 1
Texas – Capitalist Party President Cloyd Wallis came out strong, but could not overcome the Workers in this classic class struggle. Okay, well, it didn’t really play out like the Russian Revolution. Both candidates shattered the most-votes-in-the-Wasteland high score of last month, set by Rheinlander von Phalz with 27.
Panther – USWP – 35
CLOYD WALLIS – AAP (USCP) – 30
Utah – The Libertarian Party hosted America’s Advancement incumbent Emmanuel Cruise for an easy win.
Emmanuel Cruise – Lib (AAP) – 7
huskerguy77 – CvP – 1
Michael J Frost – USWP – 1
Vermont – America’s Advancement incumbent Aldric Harper was not returning, wanting a career with the military instead, but the party was not willing to give up its foothold in Vermont. Shermain ran in Vermont after causing some controversy in District of Columbia last month, but by all accounts ran a clean campaign this time. During the election, Herrn Sterling was e-married to Frank Furglar, who won his third term representing Limpopo. The affair drew some negative campaigning from the Stormin camp.
Herrn Sterling – AAP – 29
Stormin – USWP (UIP) – 19
Shermain – CvP – 8
jsteele212 – Lib (AAP) – 1
Count Lopez – Fed (AAP) – 0
Virginia – Evan Feinman helped to codify eUS law. If anyone bothered to read it, they would notice that it basically says, “Don’t challenge Evan Feinman.”
Evan Feinman – AAP – 11
Solar424 – USWP – 3
Elliot Vazquez – CvP (AAP) – 3
SkewQ – Lib (AAP) – 0
Kahnite – Fed (AAP) – 0
Washington – Under some allegations of dishonorable campaigning methods, America’s Advancement Party pulled support from the region after the polls opened.
Abayarde – USWP – 26
psyber2kayos – AAP – 22
Der Kojote – CvP – 2
West Virginia – Federalist incumbent CrashNBurn defeated a field of blockers.
CrashNBurn – Fed – 3
Marcus Aemillus Lepidus – CvP (Fed) – 2
Maykani – Lib (Fed) – 0
Barroom Hero – AAP (Fed) – 0
The Danny Dingo – USWP (Fed) – 0
Wisconsin – DanielCD defeated a blocker.
DanielCD – Lib – 4
Will Walton – AAP (Lib) – 0
Lower Icon – CvP – 0
Wyoming – Tom McDougal defeated a blocker.
Tom McDougal – Fed – 11
MitchRapp – AAP (Fed) – 1
The fifty-one elected representatives come from ten (possibly nine, see note about Nationalist Party) different political parties. The Green Party and the Umbrella Research Party are not represented in this Congress, but the United Independents Party returned with representatives, and the Democratic Party and Sons of Patton Party also earned seats this time.
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America’s Advancement Party once again is the largest party in Congress, holding fourteen seats. The United States Workers Party trails close behind with thirteen (or twelve, after Minnesota left) seats. AAP won with five freshmen compared to USWP’s three. The Libertarian Party won seven seats, as did the Federalist Party. The Conservative Party, United Independents Party, Democratic Party, and Socialist Freedom Party each won two seats. The Nationalist Party retained its one seat, and the Sons of Patton won one.
For another month, many incumbents came back, and they overwhelmingly won their bids for reelection. More than half of this Congress also sat in the prior one.
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Many non-incumbents with significant Congressional experience returned to the halls of Congress, including Dodgercatcher (USWP – KY) and Cromstar (CvP – PA).
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All those freshmen don’t necessarily make this Congress a young one on average. The oldest member of Congress, Robert Loggia (UIP – DE), born Day 258, is actually a freshman. The other oldest members of the 24th Congress are Panther (USWP – TX), born Day 268, Killing Time (USWP – AR), born Day 304, Kyle321n (NP – CA), born Day 322, and AidenAstrup (UWSP – MA), born Day 329. The youngest five are five freshmen: Bekarius (Fed – IL), born Day 659, Illithian (UIP – OR), born Day 665, BTuck20 (AAP – IN), born Day 673, Maxx Johnson (AAP – AK), born Day 678, and Herrn Sterling (AAP – VT), born Day 692.
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America’s Advancement Falls Back
Last month, America’s Advancement Party’s ticket won 22 races, 18 of them for their own candidates. This month, their own candidates only ran in 17 regions, winning 14 of them. This was largely due to a new Congressional election system and candidate vetting within America’s Advancement Party. This is a marked difference from the AAP of last month, which ran real candidates in almost all regions. Many incumbents did not return, and five of AAP’s 14 seats are freshmen.
United States Workers Party
The United States Workers Party had a larger number of strong incumbents returning, but could not match America’s Advancement Party’s performance with freshmen candidates. Only three of the 13 seats won by their party were freshmen.
Libertarian Party
The Libertarian Party did not seek to expand their Congressional representation but did change their lineup. Indrae, the only freshman on that ticket, won a bid to replace an ousted Libertarian Congressman in South Dakota. Zartemax was expected to attempt to hold down the Libertarians in Georgia, replacing Donutdude, but dropped out due to personal reasons. Oprah Winfrey was replaced with mjdiv, who lost the last two elections in New York, and ran in Rhode Island instead of Connecticut. The Libertarian Party also hosted two America’s Advancement Party candidates who were reelected.
Conservative Party
The Conservative Party’s sole incumbent failed to hold onto his seat. Cromstar, the Party President of the Conservative Party, returned to Congress representing Pennsylvania. He ran with the blessings and endorsements of many parties, including America’s Advancement Party, which did not return to Pennsylvania. The other CvP win was in Nebraska against at least two strong opponents.
Federalist Party
The Federalists attempted to expand on their five-state election strategy, now that they are a Top Five Party, by running in eight regions relatively unopposed. They won seven of them, including all of their incumbent regions.
United Independents Party
The United Independents Party, in their first election since being relegated to sixth-party status, ran six candidates, four of which were on the Federalist Party ticket. They managed to win Oregon in a contested race with the Conservative Party and Delaware with some last-minute action against America’s Advancement Party. Their other six races were also considered competitive races. The three out-of-party endorsements the UIP awarded all won.
Democratic Party
The Democratic Party sent forth four candidates for Congress all under the banner of America’s Advancement Party. They won two of those races, as political analysts predicted they would, but did not win the ones they were expected to. Democrats represent Hawai’i and New Jersey, with one of their strongest candidates losing a heated Nebraska race to the much larger Conservative Party.
Socialist Freedom Party
The Socialist Freedom Party put two freshmen candidates up for office, winning two seats for the first time. Phoenix Quinn, who lost but unfairly so in South Dakota last month, ousted a Conservative incumbent in North Dakota, and rainy sunday won a heated freshman competition in Connecticut. Every candidate sporting a Socialist Freedom Party endorsement was elected.
Nationalist Party
Kyle321n won his reelection in California against no serious competitors. However, he may not remain Nationalist Party for very long, instead sticking with the Federalist Party, which hosted him on election day, leaving the Nationalist Party to die.
Sons of Patton Party
The Sons of Patton entered Congress, winning their bid in Georgia. Zartemax, a Libertarian, was expected to be a strong challenger there, but even if he had not dropped out, it appears unlikely he could have answered Blanemcc’s support.
State-by-State Analysis
Alabama – America’s Advancement incumbent Serendipitous defeated a blocker. Serendipitous went on to be elected Speaker of the House.
Serendipitous – AAP – 3
Cpttom1 – Lib (AAP) 2
Alaska – This was a freshman race, and America’s Advancement Party comes out strong in freshmen races. Urfe wanted your vote if you love Jesus, but offered no reason why those two were related.
Maxx Johnson – AAP – 20
Zacharius Axeland – CvP – 9
Kylero – USWP (Green) – 11
Urfe – Lib (Ind) – 5
Anodyne Daph – Fed (AAP) – 1
Arizona – Rheinlander von Phalz, after having the most-voted race in the Wasteland last month and being the most-voted Wasteland Congressman, won unopposed this month.
Rheinlander von Phalz – Lib (AAP) – 8
Arkansas – Speaker of the House Killing Time was returned to Congress in the most boring race of the month, running unopposed and pulling in zero votes.
Killing Time – USWP – 0
California – Kyle321n defeated a field of blocking candidates.
Kyle321n – Fed (NP) – 448
Ballman – AAP – 243
Jasper Kilroy – Lib – 146
Evan Frazier – USWP – 127
Twanos – CvP – 86
Colorado – The Libertarian Party supported Daniel Dodge for Colorado, and a blocker was provided to that party for Colorado. However, Dodge allowed a real opponent, sonofup1, to run anyway. Sonofup1 may have been affiliated with the Green Party.
Daniel Dodge – AAP – 10
sonofup1 – Lib (Ind) – 2
Connecticut –This state was a freshman contest that turned into a party-support contest between the frontrunners. It was the only tie this month. Hadiputro was one vote away from being the youngest member of the 24th Congress.
rainy sunday – USWP (SFP) – 26
Ikhsan Hadiputro – AAP – 26
Soliden – Lib (Ind) – 2
xxmattxx1 – CvP – 1
Delaware – The only America’s Advancement incumbent seeking reelection to not return, Tyler Deel, was sniped by the United Independents Party. Robert Loggia, who just now earned his first term, is the oldest member of the 24th Congress.
Robert Loggia – Lib (UIP) – 17
Tyler Deel – AAP – 14
Devon Donaldson – USWP – 3
comandokiller – CvP – 2
zachtar – Fed (AAP) – 0
District of Columbia – ligtreb was elected again, although he trailed early in the day as he did last month.
ligtreb – USWP – 8
Dan Wang – AAP (Ind) – 5
Rasim Aeon – Lib – 1
Florida – Zcia defeated one serious opponent (who may have plagiarized his platform) and three candidates picked by the party presidents because they weren’t very threatening.
Zcia – USWP – 509
Rhane – CvP – 433
supahos01 – AAP – 379
Solaman – Lib – 269
Josh Collins – Fed – 198
Georgia – The only Sons of Patton candidate came out incredibly strong and would have likely overwhelmed the Libertarian challenger had he not pulled out of the race.
Blanemcc – AAP (SoP) – 21
Magic Black – CvP – 7
Hawai’i – This space left intentionally blank.
Jimmy Olsen – AAP (Dem) – 15
Guais – Fed – 11
Stephen Elios – CvP (Fed) – 4
Ecco – USWP (Fed) – 1
Idaho – St Krems defeated a blocker.
St Krems – Fed – 10
Tomas Valherus – USWP (Fed) – 1
Illinois – The Federalist Party retained their incumbency after Tiacha did not run again without serious competition.
Bekarius – Fed – 20
hashbrown – AAP (Ind) – 5
El_Gringo – USWP (Fed) – 3
The Ice Cream Man – CvP (Fed) – 0
Indiana – This was a freshman contest won by America’s Advancement Party similar to the race in Alaska.
BTuck20 – AAP – 11
SweetBags – USWP – 3
Jiosen – Fed (UIP) – 3
Zanmor – CvP – 1
F1ght3r13 – Lib (AAP) – 0
Iowa – system0101’s time finally came this month as America’s Advancement Party moved in to provide solid representation to a region that had lacked it for so long.
system0101 – AAP – 14
Mattoze5 – CvP – 4
Ray Hatcher – Lib (AAP) – 0
Slpee – USWP (AAP) – 0
Kansas – America’s Advancement Party picked up another freshman race in a one-on-one with the United States Workers Party.
Gannonus – AAP – 10
Franklin Delano Roosevelt – USWP – 2
bcp777 – Lib (AAP) – 1
Kentucky – Experienced Congressman but non-incumbent Dodgercatcher picked up his fourth Congressional win. All of his terms have been non-consecutive. There was speculation that ShakaJulius was some kind of foreign spy with American citizenship, and he spends much of his time in Russia or Ukraine.
Dodgercatcher – USWP – 12
ShakaJulius – Lib (Ind) – 9
AynRandLives – AAP (Ind) – 4
Evry – CvP – 1
Louisiana – United States Workers Party challenger James Roosevelt was unable to oust America’s Advancement incumbent Tyler Buublar. This came even after the Independent Council for Congressional Candidates Review snubbed Buublar for inexperienced Roosevelt.
Tyler Buublar – AAP – 15
James Roosevelt – USWP – 9
J Manizzle – Lib (AAP) – 2
Michal Borkowski – CvP (AAP) – 0
Sev Martelle – Fed (USWP) – 0
Maine – Attention residents of Maine: knock it off, all of you! Seriously, what’s wrong with you? Sydney Richelieu had an avatar that said “Vote for seeker1”!
seeker1 – AAP – 4
Sydney Richelieu – Lib (AAP) – 2
Regole – USWP (AAP) – 0
Maryland – One of the younger members of the Libertarian Party’s congressional team, Myles Robinson, returned to Congress after a relatively easy race.
Myles Robinson – Lib – 12
Lawliet94 – USWP – 3
Jason Conners – CvP (Lib) – 1
Grandfather Rabbit – AAP (Ind) – 0
Massachusetts – AidenAstrup needed party support to defeat an unsanctioned AAP candidate.
AidenAstrup – USWP – 10
Raul Gomez – AAP (Ind) – 8
Michigan – Tormod is still in Congress…
Tormod – AAP – 3
Minnesota – Jude Connors took his incumbency elsewhere and defeated an unsanctioned AAP runner with a two-sentence platform. Congressman Connors later parted ways with the USWP.
Jude Connors – USWP – 6
Dgauz118 – AAP (Ind) – 4
Mississippi – This region saw the Independent Council for Congressional Candidates Review and the Alliance for Good Government endorsing separate candidates. ICCCR-backed AAP incumbent Willisen soundly defeated AGG-backed USWP challenger Patches O’Houlihan.
Willisen – AAP – 11
Patches O’Houlihan – USWP – 1
Raga Man – Fed (AAP) – 0
Shaqfu – CvP (AAP) – 0
Dyscord – Lib (AAP) – 0
Missouri – A freshman candidate getting into Congress unopposed is almost unheard of. It happened this month.
Clevinger – USWP – 4
Montana – Devan Kronos returned to Congress with the blessings of many major parties.
Devan Kronos – USWP – 1
Nebraska – This region saw at least two strong candidates in competition with each other. It was the only freshman CvP victory. SGGHays also pulled in an impressive vote total last month in New Mexico, but lost to incumbent Jude Connors.
SGGHays – CvP – 23
Blazix – AAP (Dem) – 16
Pikezh638 – Fed (UIP) – 4
b. k. blake – USWP – 0
Nevada – The major parties decided that Congress pretty much needed its budget guru.
sydiot – Lib – 5
tjayh913 – AAP (Lib) – 3
New Hampshire – Libertarian Party incumbent Devoid was returned to Congress, facing little serious opposition.
Devoid – Lib – 6
Thyros Orcados – AAP (Ind) – 4
Justin Bigelow – CvP – 0
New Jersey – A state marked for freshman candidates after Astra Kat G did not run for reelection saw the Democratic Party’s candidate, Vincenzo Macena, pull ahead.
Vincenzo Macena – AAP (Dem) – 18
Joshua Patterson – USWP – 8
Bill Brasky – Fed (UIP) – 4
Claire Littleton – Lib – 2
New Mexico – Federalist Party candidate Joe Lansing beat a field of blockers, but just barely.
Joe Lansing – Fed – 2
Pdeb – USWP (Fed) – 1
Rekeri – Lib (Fed) – 1
Zane Botolph – AAP (Fed) – 0
Remliel – CvP (Fed) – 0
New York – New York is used to some close races, and this month was no exception, although mjdiv moved on to another state and went on to win.
Fionia – USWP – 28
Brett Miller – AAP (Ind) – 22
North Carolina – Desertfalcon entered the race very late, denying DisDick an easy walk into his third term.
DisDick – USWP – 16
Desertfalcon – CvP – 10
Douglas Highwatch – Lib (Ind) – 3
North Dakota – Phoenix Quinn was backed by many parties and groups over the Conservative Party incumbent.
Phoenix Quinn – Fed (SFP) – 20
D. Newspaper – AAP (Ind) – 8
logan Dunleavy – CvP – 2
bythemark – USWP – 0
Ohio – Construction mogul McFarland defeated mechanicist Newton in an active Wasteland race.
Max McFarlander 2 – USWP – 34
Joe Newton – AAP (Dem) – 10
Oklahoma – Eliwood appeared ready for an easy walk into his second term when ExoM7 snuck on the America’s Advancement ticket, threatening to sack him. Although ExoM7 was an elder in the Democratic Party, they and no other party seemed to endorse his run, which may or may not have been serious. There also may or may not have been allegations of vote-buying.
eliwood_sain – Fed – 12
ExoM7 – AAP (lulz) – 10
Nerdears – USWP (Fed) – 1
Hannibal2701 – Lib (Fed) – 0
Oregon – America’s Advancement Party incumbent Mohan Kumar did not return to run again, although he was expected to, leaving the race between the Conservatives and the United Independents. Illithian gained national attention for heavy use of citizen advertisements.
Illithian – Fed (UIP) – 23
kmathis1022 – CvP – 21
Pennsylvania – America’s Advancement Party did not sanction an opponent for Cromstar, the Conservative Party President, and even endorsed him.
Cromstar – CvP – 12
John Henry – AAP (Ind) – 10
Rhode Island – Michael Francis was not sanctioned to run by any party and threatened to sack mjdiv.
mjdiv – Lib – 9
Michael Francis – Fed (Ind) – 3
Ragoth – AAP (Lib) – 1
Iasov – CvP (Lib) – 0
South Carolina – Dr. Tango defeated a field of blockers.
Dr. Tango – Fed – 5
Gaviidae – USWP (Fed) – 2
Cecil Knight – CvP (Fed) – 2
Jordan VanDusen – AAP (Fed) – 1
South Dakota – The Libertarian Party managed to hold off an attempt by the Enclave Party sneaking in under Federalist colors.
Indrae – Lib – 16
destroyer299 – Fed (Encl) – 12
chatman – AAP (Ind) – 3
Dechs – CvP – 0
Tennessee – Libertarian incumbent Bradley Reala held off a field of blockers.
Bradley Reala – Lib – 9
Brent Abernathy – AAP (Lib) – 7
KrissyKat – CvP (Lib) – 1
Texas – Capitalist Party President Cloyd Wallis came out strong, but could not overcome the Workers in this classic class struggle. Okay, well, it didn’t really play out like the Russian Revolution. Both candidates shattered the most-votes-in-the-Wasteland high score of last month, set by Rheinlander von Phalz with 27.
Panther – USWP – 35
CLOYD WALLIS – AAP (USCP) – 30
Utah – The Libertarian Party hosted America’s Advancement incumbent Emmanuel Cruise for an easy win.
Emmanuel Cruise – Lib (AAP) – 7
huskerguy77 – CvP – 1
Michael J Frost – USWP – 1
Vermont – America’s Advancement incumbent Aldric Harper was not returning, wanting a career with the military instead, but the party was not willing to give up its foothold in Vermont. Shermain ran in Vermont after causing some controversy in District of Columbia last month, but by all accounts ran a clean campaign this time. During the election, Herrn Sterling was e-married to Frank Furglar, who won his third term representing Limpopo. The affair drew some negative campaigning from the Stormin camp.
Herrn Sterling – AAP – 29
Stormin – USWP (UIP) – 19
Shermain – CvP – 8
jsteele212 – Lib (AAP) – 1
Count Lopez – Fed (AAP) – 0
Virginia – Evan Feinman helped to codify eUS law. If anyone bothered to read it, they would notice that it basically says, “Don’t challenge Evan Feinman.”
Evan Feinman – AAP – 11
Solar424 – USWP – 3
Elliot Vazquez – CvP (AAP) – 3
SkewQ – Lib (AAP) – 0
Kahnite – Fed (AAP) – 0
Washington – Under some allegations of dishonorable campaigning methods, America’s Advancement Party pulled support from the region after the polls opened.
Abayarde – USWP – 26
psyber2kayos – AAP – 22
Der Kojote – CvP – 2
West Virginia – Federalist incumbent CrashNBurn defeated a field of blockers.
CrashNBurn – Fed – 3
Marcus Aemillus Lepidus – CvP (Fed) – 2
Maykani – Lib (Fed) – 0
Barroom Hero – AAP (Fed) – 0
The Danny Dingo – USWP (Fed) – 0
Wisconsin – DanielCD defeated a blocker.
DanielCD – Lib – 4
Will Walton – AAP (Lib) – 0
Lower Icon – CvP – 0
Wyoming – Tom McDougal defeated a blocker.
Tom McDougal – Fed – 11
MitchRapp – AAP (Fed) – 1
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Nice Job
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Amazingly detailed and fully covered...
Stunning article Rhein
Nice... Really nice...)
Vote.
Rhein for president!)
STELLAR!
Rhein FTW
Check the recap that's supposed to be labeled Oregon
Excellent work! It's always fun to read these.
Good Job, and as for the vote buying in OK the evidence is in ExoM7's shouts.
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\O/ New Jersey rocks! Rhein-o great article! Very interesting to get the story on some of the races around the country.
Sons of Patton!!!
lol it took me so long to actually read this that by the time i was finished it had logged me out of my account :p
Good job btw, hit the post button too soon :p
Congrats to all the winners, mjdiv especially. Due to coming out of this with egg on my face, I'm not gonna run for Congress next month. Plus the next election runs on Christmas; I don't think a lot of people will be on in the first place.
blocker? is that unendorsed?
I'd like this article better if it didn't say I was soundly defeated.
Regardless, good info, great article!
@ 7227:
A "blocker" is a candidate who is sent by the party just to fill that space. He is welcomed on the ballot, but he isn't welcome to campaign, attract votes, or win. That would be silly.
A unsanctioned candidate got onto the ballot without the consent of that party. However, unlike the blocker, he has every intention of winning a Congressional seat. He probably brought his own voters and maybe got some local support, but he wasn't backed by a major party's voting force.
Very nice! Voted/subbed.