Author: GOP Progressive

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Two years after the Constitutional Convention of 1898, which created a Constitutional Monarchy in the island empire of Alexandria, the grand coalition of Radicals and Imperial-Unionists has fallen. Who will win the first democratic election with universal male suffrage in the empire’s history?

Author: GOP Progressive

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The incumbent Alexandria Conservative Party has ruled the mighty Empire of the Alexandrians for the past 25 years- but with their disastrous handling of Micro-World War III and Sennar coupled with a severe economic crisis and an embarassing spy scandal at the start of the year, their days may be finished. Are winds of change blowing in the cool sea breeze, signalling a PDP-AAP landslide?

Author: SANC

UK Parliament 1992-1997

A very long scenario, lasting from the day after the 1992 election to the last day of the 1997 election.

Author: GOP Progressive

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The Empire of Alexandria, a sizeable island nation within the Caribbean, is holding its Parliamentary election in 2004. It is a diverse island with Spanish, French, Indigenous, and German heritage. The incumbent Alexandria Conservative Party faces a close re-election campaign as the Empire faces critical foreign policy issues, a rebellion in an overseas territory, and rising social problems. However, with a strong economy and coalition partner- will the ACP weather the storm, or will the Empire elect its first centre-left government in 20 years? – Also check out the site that is the inspiration for this scenario.

Author: RI Democrat

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The Weimar Republic’s troubles continue as recently appointed Chancellor Adolf Hitler has dissolved the Reichstag to call for new elections, in the hopes that the Nazis and their nationalist allies can win a large enough majority to build a more authoritarian state. But the Nazis’ popularity may be waning, and meanwhile the opposition is divided between the hard-line Communist Party, the comparatively “soft” left-wing Social Democratic Party, and the Catholic voting bloc of the Centre Party and Bavarian People’s Party. With Nazi- and Communist-instigated street violence raging and the economy in dire straits, no one knows quite what to expect — but supporters of the Weimar Republic fear that a Nazi victory could be democracy’s death knell.  Will this election be the end of democracy in Germany, and the first stop on the road to World War II?

Author: GOP Progressive 

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To many Stormark reminds them of a glorious Viking past. Situated among the rocky yet fertile coasts and fjords of the Atlantic, this former Scandanavian colony is holding parliamentary elections in the fall of 2008. Who will win control of government and decide the future of the Viking empire? This scenario has been updated with new regionalism, issues, and other dynamics.  – Also check out the site that is the inspiration for this scenario.

Authors: GOP Progressive & Ed Gaffney

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Margaret Thatcher and the Conservatives have governed for four years, through the low of recession and the high of victory in the Falklands War. The sharp leftward shift of the opposition Labour Party has brought about a new, centrist alternative: the SDP-Liberal Alliance. In the face of political and social fragmentation, Thatcher present a vision of economic freedom and robust nationhood.

Author: Jay Everington

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United States – 2016

Description: “After Barack Obama’s re-election in 2012, both parties are set to nominate brand new candidates, ensuring a fresh face in the White House for the next four years. Can the democrats win a third consecutive term or will the republicans take back the White House?”

Authors: GOP Progressive & Ed Gaffney

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At the end of a chaotic decade for the United Kingdom, the Labour government under Prime Minister James Callaghan has been dismissed by the House of Commons. Can he hold off against Margaret Thatcher’s Conservatives? Or will the “Winter of Discontent” spell Labour’s doom?

Authors: GOP Progressive & Ed Gaffney

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John Major succeeded Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister in 1990. He has received plaudits for the Gulf War and opprobrium for the long economic recession in turn. Major has delayed the 1992 election for as long as possible to stave off the challenges from Neil Kinnock’s resurgent Labour Party and a new party, the Liberal Democrats. Will this pay off?