Political Games Forever

United Kingdom - 1987, by Treasurer of the PC, has now been added to the scenarios page for our British election game simulation.

From the scenario designer: “Magaret Thatcher’s Conservatives are hoping for a third term. Neil Kinnock’s Labour has taken a more centrist stance and will be more of a challenge than their 1983 election disaster. The SDP-Liberal Alliance continues, and hope to overtake Labour as the second party. A Thatcher backlash is beginning to take place in Scotland and northern England, but Kinnock has to prove he is electable in the southern counties and London.”

East Renfrewshire Council - 2003, by Treasurer of the PC, has now been added to the scenarios page for our British election game simulation.

From the scenario designer: “The Council is a rarity in Scotland: A Lab/Con marginal. This was and still is, a Tory stronghold but with Labour eating at their vote and healthy pockets of Lib Dem support, the Tories are second, one seat behind Labour. Can the Lab/Lib Dem control come to an end, or are the Tory party still licking their wounds from their Government downfall in 1997?”

United States - 2008 with 1960’s Candidates, by Mathieu Urbaniak, has now been added to the scenarios page for our election game simulation.

From the scenario designer: “What if the thrilling presidential election of 1960 were held in 2008? President Eisenhower never sent troops to Iraq. Would Kennedy be able to qualify for the general election and win the Presidency?”

Rhode Island Gubernatorial - 2010, by Zion, has now been added to the scenarios page for our election game simulation.

From the scenario designer: “Little Rhody, the home of the American Industrial Revolution, is regarded as a solidly Democratic state. However, for the last eight years the Republicans have held the Governorship of the Ocean State, and it is top of the Democrats target list with a field of candidates vying for position. But will Chafee, the unseated liberal Republican Senator and favourite son upset everyone’s chances?”