prez infinity mafiascum 2016: the general creaks into action

Drench · Post Post #175 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 7:58 am

N wrote:why even bother, mothma

i think it's cute

Kari · Post Post #176 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 8:23 pm

im loving this as a spectator

Drench · Post Post #177 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 9:06 pm

doing the next writeup now but dems: it literally is a three-way tie for first in nevada, two days out from the vote. i'm not even joking

Drench · Post Post #178 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 9:27 pm

Events up to South Carolina and Nevada

3 days until South Carolina (GOP) and Nevada (DEM)
6 days until Nevada (GOP)
265 days until the Presidential Election

Headlines

The papers are released each day in the morning, and describe what happened the previous day. The first day of the cycle is a Wednesday, and the last a Tuesday, but the first newspapers are Thursday's, and the last Wednesday's.

Thursday's papers:

lmao god

Abbott

is still dominating headlines from the NH win, and it's kinda getting annoying tbh. But both his and

Negarir's

attack ads on Healthcare and the War of Terror respectively (I don't know which one, have you seen how many ads these people are making) backfire, and

Spire

is just such a goddamn goody-two-shoes doing well on Fox News Sunday and givng another well-received policy speech I hate him. He also goes for

Reckoner

in a new ad, while

Khan

tries the same for

Abbott

.

Defender

is keeping busy, raising funds and hitting up O'Reilly, while

Serduchka

pays a visit to Stephen Colbert.

Spire

receives the endorsement of

Gov. Bruce Rauner

, and a lot of people are giving speeches and getting protested.

The next Republican debate is in seven days.

Friday:

Khan

is quite good on O'Reilly, and

TSL

needs to stop being so negative.

Negarir

tries to hit

Abbott

on terror in Oklahoma, while

Peanuts

mingles in Texas. And there's a lot of things that don't really seem to be affecting anything: a

Mothma

attack ad on

Khan

, another attack ad from the latter to the former, speeches from

Defender

and

Abbott

; what a time.

Saturday:

Negarir

shines on Meet the Press, while both

Reckoner

and

Spire

appear on the same night on Fallon, which would have been awkward I guess.

Abbott

does Fox News Sunday on a Saturday, while THE

Gov. Mike Pence

endorses...

Spire

. On immigration. Which, to be fair, pre-Trump Pence and

Spire

are pretty close (that is, centrist) on immigration.

Khan

continues to barnstorm in Nevada, while

Mothma

takes the time to slam

Abbott

in Vermont. I am not sure if

McGriddles

did anything these past few days.

In Review

The news cycle strength is how good or bad your media was for the week, if you had any media at all. The ads just tell you who's producing what, and what's being targeted in each. Scandals are self-explanatory. The full picture has basically everything that happened, but unformatted, so you can cry while you read it.

Spoiler: News cycle strength

Spoiler: Ads

Spoiler: The rest

no maps because the election is just around the corner

Next time, on this thing!:

NE-VAH-DAH, SOUTH CAROLINA

Drench · Post Post #179 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 10:05 pm

SOUTH CAROLINA (

REPUBLICAN

)

For some dumb fuck reason, South Carolina and Nevada have both elected to hold the major party contests on different dates. Tonight, South Carolina hosts the Republicans. The polls opened at 7am, and closed at 7pm, for a nice symmetrical twelve hours of democracy.

This primary, in the real world, is winner-take-all by congressional district, which pundits call winner-take-most since, if you're doing well in one congressional district, it's likely you're doing well in heaps. That's too sophisticated for modern technology, probably so tonight's primary is

winner-take-all

.

There are fifty delegates up for grabs, and polling says Abbott is expected to win them all: can he make it three from three?

Spoiler: The South Carolina Republican Primary; Saturday, 20th February, 2016

Democrats coming right up.

Drench · Post Post #180 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 10:06 pm

also holy shit, a full ten percent of voters NATIONALLY in the republican primary are now undecided
we've been sleeping on the exciting race all this goddamn time

the republican electorate is literally in chaos

Drench · Post Post #181 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 10:24 pm

NEVADA (

DEMOCRATIC

)

After a close primary in the east, it's time for a caucus in

Harry Reid's playpen

the west. The caucus begins at 11am PST, because fuck workers, am I right folks!

As with all Democratic primaries and caucuses, this caucus has a

15%

threshold to earn delegates. Poll below that, and it's bunk for you.

Serduchka's won two from two--a caucus blowout in Iowa, and a closer but still decisive victory in New Hampshire. Can she make it three-for-three, and claim a plurality of Nevada's 43 delegates?

Spoiler: The Nevada Democratic Caucus; Saturday, 20th February, 2016

Spoiler: Progressive Results after South Carolina (GOP) and Nevada (DEM)

Kublai Khan · Post Post #182 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 10:49 pm

Damn. SC sucks.

Drench · Post Post #183 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 11:42 pm

Events up to Nevada 2.0

3 days until Nevada (GOP)
7 days until South Carolina (DEM)
262 days until the Presidential Election

Headlines

The papers are released each day in the morning, and describe what happened the previous day. The first day of the cycle is a Wednesday, and the last a Tuesday, but the first newspapers are Thursday's, and the last Wednesday's.

Sunday's papers:

Another day, another victory for

Abbott

and

Serduchka

. With the race about to go national though, they need to keep it up. Scalia is buried, and there were tears.

Reckoner

manages to fuck up talking about the environment, and gets some bad air about negativity, so lmao.

McGriddles

surfaces on Fallon, and well.

Serduchka

wants to take away your guns, but in a good way.

Negarir

wants to fuck free trade, and On The Record is impressed by it.

Monday:

The Democrats are still doing well in the polls.

McGriddles

fucks up a speech, but is cool on Fallon.

Serduchka

is utterly charming, of course, on O'Reilly.

Reckoner

makes a major gaffe on unionism, and he's a rotten rat scab, etc, and also he fucks up on the environment as well, and he's too negative.

Spire

gets

Sen. Mark Kirk

in his corner. But anyway who cares, let's check out the Republicans.

Negarir

thinks

TSL

is woefully unprepared to lead the country, and the latter basically calls

Abbott

a corrupt piece of shit in Massachusetts. That's basically what they're doing today.

Tuesday:

Please someone just stop

McGriddles

he tried to look tough in an attack ad on the War on Terror and it was Dukakis-like in how lame it was. Speaking of stopping people as well, ahahahah,

Reckoner

once again fucks up, this time on education.

Serduchka

loves immigrants, or whatever it says on the 2012 DNC platform document.

Khan

hates the government, but attractively, on Maddow. And there are protesters but that's not new.

In Review

The news cycle strength is how good or bad your media was for the week, if you had any media at all. The ads just tell you who's producing what, and what's being targeted in each. Scandals are self-explanatory. The full picture has basically everything that happened, but unformatted, so you can cry while you read it.

Spoiler: News cycle strength

Spoiler: Ads

Spoiler: The rest

Maps in the next post, because there is news:

Next time, on this thing!:

We have a withdrawl.

Drench · Post Post #184 (ISO) » Sat Feb 18, 2017 11:54 pm

Suspension of Campaign

Monday, February 22nd, 2016

After a string of disappointing results in primaries and caucuses,

Mothma

(R) has decided to suspend their campaign.

While her debate performances were impressive, they could not translate at the ballot box, with only five delegates earned despite 20% of the vote share nationwide, and two second-place finishes. Amidst rumours of tension among top campaign staff on strategy and message, it was certainly possible for

Mothma

to continue; the difficulty would be whether she could continue well.

Mothma

additionally suffered from a lack of cash--her fundraising totals were below average, and bottom of the field in the Republican race. With only $81,086 in the bank, it's unlikely

Mothma

could have sustained a campaign on a national scale for much longer.

Mothma

additionally struggled to capitalize on successes--for all her victories on the debate stage, they never translated into votes, and there was no sign of

Mothma

trying to do as much. Being weakly ideological, it was unlikely

Mothma

would continue her campaign if victory was not likely, and given all the downward pressures on her candidacy, campaign, and polling, it seems that this was inevitable.

Despite failing in her quest to become Republican nominee--or perhaps, because of it--

Mothma

maintains somewhat relaxed relations with her fellow candidates, as compared to the rest of the field. A contested convention is not off the table, and five delegates, while small, could make all the difference. Who she pledges those delegates to will be unknown for some time.

Next time:

Nevada, but with one less candidate, and a whole lot more voters who suddenly don't know their vote.

Drench · Post Post #185 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 12:21 am

NEVADA (

REPUBLICAN

)

How good is the desert. Anyway, polls are saying Abbott has this, but 9.5% of voters are undecided going in, and that was before Mothma's suspension, which'll move even more voters (mostly hers) around. So who knows what we're getting tonight? Only the voters do, and they'll be filing in throughout the night from 5pm to 7pm, depending on how cruel the county is.

This caucus is strictly proportional, but there are only thirty delegates, which means that in practice, you need roughly

3%

to get in on the delegate game.

So, is it Abbott's fourth win, or someone else's first? Let's find out. Final note: most people are going to overperform polling. A candidate dropping out will do that.

Spoiler: The Nevada Republican Caucus; Tuesday, 23rd February, 2016

Spoiler: Progressive Results after Nevada (GOP)

Drench · Post Post #186 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 1:08 am

Events up to South Carolina 2.0

3 days until South Carolina (DEM)
6 days until Super Tuesday (Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Alaska [GOP], North Dakota [GOP], Wyoming [GOP], American Samoa [DEM])
258 days until the Presidential Election

Headlines

The papers are released each day in the morning, and describe what happened the previous day. The first day of the cycle is a Wednesday, and the last a Tuesday, but the first newspapers are Thursday's, and the last Wednesday's.

Wednesday's papers:

Yet ANOTHER day, yet ANOTHER victory for

Abbott

, this time in Nevada. While he goes on his victory lap and prepares for Super Tuesday,

Spire

raises some dosh, and

Negarir

puts a surprisingly effectively speech on government's role in society (hint: it's too much right now), and continues to hit

TSL

.

Reckoner

should take a breath and have a sit down or something because TODAY he fucked up tax rates.

Spire

picks up yet another endorsement, this time from

Sen. Dan Coats

, and wow there are more protesters.

Thursday:

So

Negarir's

chattin' bout leadership and it's cute. It's good but yeah. He's also continuing to talk about government and it's just a very good day for him.

Serduchka

allows Colbert to worship her for ten minutes, and

Peanuts

jerks off to Social Security live on Maddow.

TSL

hits up Oklahoma like a senior two shots in at prom (is that how proms work), and

McGriddles

goes after

Serduchka's

leadership potential in the same place.

THE EIGHTH

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

DEBATE

Thursday, February 25th

The Republicans literally want to murder each other. That's the message from this ridiculous eighth debate.

TSL

did not handle things well, not at all, but she at least managed to neutralize

Khan's

persistent attacks, and only cop it from

Negarir

. Problem was, it was a really powerful attack. Really, this entire night was shaped by

TSL

in one way or another, as she formed the other big story:

Abbott's

meltdown. A supremely assured attack from the rich binch herself left

Abbott's

composure in tatters, which was not helped at all by his atrocious charisma. With all the focus on who legitimately are the top two candidates in delegate counts, it was easy to miss

Defender

and his own (backfiring) attack on

Negarir

. And in the end, that's what sealed a narrow victory for the latter: being important, but not too important, and getting just enough material to rise to the top.

1. Negarir (5 points)
2. Defender (4 points)
3. Khan (2 points)
4. Abbott (-6 points)
4. TSL (-6 points)

Headlines, Continued

Friday:

Folk's, you can't make this headline up.

How this affects the race, who knows. It might be nothing. It might be everything. But it's being more covered than the actual winner of that debate,

Negarir

, so it's one to watch. The latter also manages to take in a lot of money at a fundraiser, so it's another good day.

Spire

gives a well-received speech about how government must be at least as big as your mum, and

Reckoner

finally has a good day on Maddow. And there are legitimately protesters everywhere, but mostly on the Democratic side. Oh, yeah, and there's a minor

scandal

--remember those?--brewing for

Khan

. Foreclosing on the poor to change land prices for your own benefit sure sounds awful, but it's a Republican primary, so it'll probably come to naught.

Saturday:

That """meltdown""" is getting so much coverage and honestly I'm alive.

McGriddles

gets on board the role-of-government speechifying train, with effective results.

Defender

and

Negarir

both "shine" on Meet the Press, which, good for them;

Khan

makes his stop on Fox News Sunday instead. The latter's

scandal

is predictably fading from the public view, as he continues to campaign in Massachusetts.

In Review

The news cycle strength is how good or bad your media was for the week, if you had any media at all. The ads just tell you who's producing what, and what's being targeted in each. Scandals are self-explanatory. The full picture has basically everything that happened, but unformatted, so you can cry while you read it.

Spoiler: News cycle strength

Spoiler: Ads

Spoiler: The rest

MAPS

REPUBLICANS

DEMOCRATS

Next time, on this thing!:

The Dems do South Carolina.

Drench · Post Post #187 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 1:40 am

SOUTH CAROLINA (

DEMOCRATIC

)

Let's finish off these two dumb states. I literally hate Nevada and South Carolina. Polls close at 7pm; not a minute too soon.

As with all Democratic blah blah blah threshold is

15%

. There are 59 delegates up for grabs, so this will be fun! The Republican side has been chaotic and also has given Abbott four from four; will the Democrats follow likewise? A full 30% of voters are undecided; anyone could win.

Spoiler: The South Carolina Democratic Primary; Saturday, 27th February, 2016

Spoiler: Progressive Results

Majiffy · Post Post #188 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 3:23 am

Pre-SC : How the actual fuck is Reck still in 3rd nationally
Post-SC : Oh it's fuckin' on bruh

In post 178, Drench wrote:THE
Gov. Mike Pence
endorses...
Spire
. On immigration.

Can we all just make attack ads based on this

xRECKONERx · Post Post #189 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 6:26 am

HAHA YESSSSSSSS

DAT +35%

xRECKONERx · Post Post #190 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 6:27 am

cmon super tuesday momentum swing yasss queeeen

Kari · Post Post #191 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 8:07 am

oh shit this is getting tense

Majiffy · Post Post #192 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 8:17 am

Kublai Khan · Post Post #193 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 8:48 am

Man. If Aboot loses a ton of momentum, then I should pick up the pieces and come out the big winner considering I destroyed TSL.

Drench · Post Post #194 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 5:48 pm

Events up to Super Tuesday

3 days until Super Tuesday (Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Alaska [GOP], North Dakota [GOP], Wyoming [GOP], American Samoa [DEM])
254 days until the Presidential Election

Headlines

The papers are released each day in the morning, and describe what happened the previous day. The first day of the cycle is a Wednesday, and the last a Tuesday, but the first newspapers are Thursday's, and the last Wednesday's.

Sunday:

The top stories are super predictable, lmao.

Reckoner

is loving being the actual winner of South Carolina, while

Abbott

continues to deal with his shit debate performance.

Defender

is shit at attack ads, and

McGriddles

executes a swell one-two punch with a fundraiser and a role of government speech, which, literally everyone is doing one now, Christ.

Negarir

also gets on the money boat, while

TSL

gets some heat from the former in Minnesota as she mingles in Vermont.

Monday:

The Democrats are still ahead of the Republicans in the generic, how cool!

McGriddles

has a great chat with Rachel Maddow and it's very cute. And a lot of things happened that nobody cares about:

Spire

gives a speech (guess what it's on),

Khan

talks welfare queens on Fox News Sunday,

Defender

hates the sick on Meet the Press, and nobody cares about

Abbott

winning Nevada now.

Tuesday:

T'was the day of Super Tuesday, and all through the house,

Peanuts

for once does some shit; his speech was so grouse. Also,

TSL

claps the fuck back at

Negarir

; the latter fucks up a speech on corruption (and HOW do you do that???),

Khan

tells us about how corruption is bad (I am noticing a theme), and

Spire

gets a few barbs thrown at him from an Oklahoma-based

McGriddles

. Protesters were seen on abortion and marriage equality at

Khan

and

TSL

events, while

Reckoner

loved immigrants with Chris Matthews and

Peanuts

schmoozed up Colorado.

No Week in Review because I literally forgot to note any of that, but just know that A Lot is happening.

MAPS

Ignore McMullin. Leaders of each state are colour-coded; white states means it's too close to call. The percentage list on the right-hand side is the popular vote; the lines and segments down the bottom are PROJECTED delegates. Once delegates start being earned, that will be added separately.

REPUBLICANS

DEMOCRATS

Next time, on this thing!:

SUPER TUESDAY

Drench · Post Post #195 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 5:57 pm

SUPER TUESDAY

Well, folks. The biggest day of the campaign so far. If you run the table as a Democrat today, you're a third of the way to the magic number. Republicans have an even better shot, with half the target available right now.

We're going from lamest contest (least delegates) to most awesome contest (Texas). Maybe they'll all come tonight, maybe (probably) they won't. Either way, it's big, it's super, and it's Tuesday somewhere.

Drench · Post Post #196 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 6:12 pm

VERMONT

Vermont is in the bottom 10 states of the union, and you can't fight me on this. Nevertheless, they've got delegates, so let's pay attention to them. The threshold is

20%

for Republicans and

15%

for Democrats.

Spoiler: The Vermont Republican Primary; Tuesday, 1st March, 2016

The Democrats have 26 delegates to give away. Let's do this.

Spoiler: The Vermont Democratic Primary; Monday, 1st March, 2016

Progressive results in ten, and then the next contest. This will probably take a while. How good's the suspense.

Drench · Post Post #197 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 6:27 pm

ALASKA AND WYOMING (

REPUBLICAN

)

Because the two major parties are jerk-offs, they literally have decoupled these two states. I want to die. Alaska has 28 delegates and a

13%

(???) threshold, and Wyoming's got none but has 29 delegates, so it's roughly around

3%

. Easy peasy, right?

Let's find out.

Spoiler: The Alaska Republican Caucus; Tuesday, 1st March, 2016

Off to Wyoming, where more sensible thresholds rule.

Spoiler: The Wyoming Republican Caucus; Tuesday, 1st March, 2016

Next, Bill Clinton's turf: Arkansas. Also, I've changed my mind, no progressive results right until the very end.

Kublai Khan · Post Post #198 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 6:31 pm

WTF Alaska. Vote for your hometown boi!

Drench · Post Post #199 (ISO) » Sun Feb 19, 2017 6:39 pm

ARKANSAS

I mean, they've got a Presidential Library, that's cool. Both Democrats and Republicans have a threshold of

15%

, and they very nearly have the same number of delegates: 40 for the Republicans, 37 for the Democrats. Let's have some fun this beat is sick I wanna take a ride on your voting stick.

Spoiler: The Arkansas Republican Primary; Tuesday, 1st March, 2016

Democrats have slightly less delegates, for once in their goddamn life, so let's see how they deal with that.

Spoiler: The Arkansas Democratic Primary; Monday, 1st March, 2016

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Abbott	26.4%	195,570	50 dels	-11.5%
Mothma	26.1%	193,065	0 dels	+16.4%
Defender	19.2%	142,531	0 dels	+15.1%
TSL	10.7%	79,053	0 dels	-3.1%
Negarir	9.7%	71,578	0 dels	+0.2%
Khan	8.0%	59,084	0 dels	-1.4%
Total		740,881	50 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Serduchka	42.0%	5,139	20 dels	+7.6%
Spire	25.6%	3,137	12 dels	-4.1%
Peanuts	22.7%	2,771	11 dels	+1.5%
McGriddles	6.3%	773	0 dels	-1.2%
Reckoner	3.4%	413	0 dels	-0.2%
Total		12,233	43 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won
Abbott	28.7%	348,121	69 dels
TSL	13.8%	167,518	9 dels
Khan	11.3%	137,324	8 dels
Negarir	10.7%	129,401	7 dels
Mothma	20.0%	242,511	5 dels
Defender	15.6%	188,854	5 dels
Dels left			2,369 dels
Total		1,213,729	2,472 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won
Serduchka	46.1%	201,122	85 dels
Peanuts	15.4%	67,204	18 dels
Spire	10.5%	46,031	12 dels
McGriddles	19.4%	84,517	11 dels
Reckoner	8.6%	37,530	0 dels
Dels left			4,639 dels
Total		436,404	4,765 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Abbott	37.8%	28,508	11 dels	+2.7%
Khan	16.7%	12,586	5 dels	+3.2%
Defender	15.7%	11,813	5 dels	+6.5%
TSL	15.1%	11,376	5 dels	-4.7%
Negarir	14.8%	11,199	4 dels	+5.7%
Total		75,482	43 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won
Abbott	29.2%	376,629	80 dels
TSL	13.9%	178,894	14 dels
Khan	11.6%	149,910	13 dels
Negarir	10.9%	140,600	11 dels
Defender	15.6%	200,667	10 dels
Mothma	20.0%	242,511	5 dels
Dels left			2,339 dels
Total		1,289,211	2,472 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Reckoner	41.4%	152,448	29 dels	+35.2%
McGriddles	22.0%	81,745	15 dels	-2.1%
Serduchka	21.6%	80,115	15 dels	-2.5%
Peanuts	10.7%	39,488	0 dels	+0.7%
Spire	9.7%	17,108	0 dels	+0.1%
Total		370,904	59 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won
Serduchka	34.8%	281,237	100 dels
Reckoner	23.5%	189,978	29 dels
McGriddles	20.6%	166,262	26 dels
Peanuts	13.2%	106,692	18 dels
Spire	7.8%	63,139	12 dels
Dels left			4,580 dels
Total		807,308	4,765 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Khan	35.3%	77,437	9 dels	+1.8%
Negarir	27.5%	62,221	7 dels	+4.4%
TSL	14.4%	61,331	0 dels	+0.6%
Abbott	13.5%	33,285	0 dels	+4.4%
Defender	9.3%	32,569	0 dels	+5.2%
Total		61,756	16 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Serduchka	60.3%	81,449	20 dels	+9.1%
Spire	19.2%	25,997	6 dels	-4.7%
McGriddles	8.4%	11,344	0 dels	-0.2%
Reckoner	7.4%	9,960	0 dels	+0.2%
Peanuts	4.8%	6,456	0 dels	-0.8%
Total		135,256	26 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Abbott	34.7%	7,992	12 dels	+4.4%
Negarir	25.1%	5,781	9 dels	+3.0%
Defender	18.2%	4,187	7 dels	+2.4%
Khan	12.2%	2,806	0 dels	+4.2%
TSL	9.8%	2,244	0 dels	-1.0%
Total		23,010	28 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Khan	30.5%	485	9 dels	+5.5%
Abbott	24.9%	396	7 dels	+1.6%
Negarir	23.0%	365	7 dels	-0.5%
TSL	12.9%	205	4 dels	+0.4%
Defender	8.7%	139	2 dels	+2.0%
Total		1,590	29 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Abbott	38.0%	155,962	19 dels	+8.9%
Negarir	23.9%	98,152	12 dels	-0.8%
Khan	17.5%	71,962	9 dels	+2.9%
Defender	11.8%	48,488	0 dels	-1.0%
TSL	8.8%	36,356	0 dels	+3.6%
Total		410,920	40 dels

Candidate	Vote share	# of votes	Delegates won	+/- final polling
Reckoner	41.2%	90,967	17 dels	+9.2%
Spire	31.2%	68,901	13 dels	+3.4%
Serduchka	16.9%	37,337	7 dels	+0.1%
McGriddles	6.4%	14,253	0 dels	-0.4%
Peanuts	4.3%	9,562	0 dels	-1.3%
Total		221,020	26 dels