Tayya

FL-Sen 2016. I'll have to rework it when the favorability update comes, though, so it'll be a while until it sees the light of day.

PF+P08 had a map maker built into Campaigns Forever, map making has to be done manually in Infinity. I have a non-Presidential scenario in the works, though...

Won't promise anything. Congressional maps are a pain to do. We'll see.

I could do that in about two weeks when I get home.

I'd like to think I'm decent at making maps.

Find a blank map for the district and edit it according to instructions found in the forums, to start with. If you're not comfortable with editing the xml files, I suggest waiting until the Campaign Editor is developed further.

Candidates suggestion: 2000 - Sen. Paul Wellstone, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Gov. Howard Dean, Rep. Dick Gephardt, Sen. Bob Kerrey (Democrats) 2012 - Rep. Dennis Kucinich (Democrat), Fmr. Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Mr. Herman Cain, Fmr. Gov. Sarah Palin, Fmr. Gov. Mike Huckabee (Republicans) Comments on endorsers: Blanche Lincoln would probably be a conservative Democrat, IIRC she talked about filibustering Obamacare and was a general pain for the Democrats pre-2010, leading to the Bill Halter incident. Is Pete Wilson centrist enough to be liberal, considering immigration as an issue? Dianne Feinstein

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I don't really think he's viable to be added in the official release, but the candidate editor's quite user-friendly

Oh right, I want this one too of course. tick_tock_guy[a t]hotmail.com

I like the premise, but it's very unpolished. The Canadian provinces being only dots makes it feel kinda sloppy, unfortunately, even if I understand why. And the Canadian mugs aren't the best. Fix these and change more things from the other 2020 scenario (more candidates, for example) and we have a potentially really good scenario.

Great job, but I'd imagine 270soft is already working on (and near completing) a 2013 scenario.

Huh. In the version I have, it's Dole that's pretty much unbeatable thanks to Whitewater scandals and bizarre percentages in the primaries. But yeah, 1996 is good.

Well, that was a short but intensive trip into scenario making. I'll finish up the Year of the Woman scenario in due time, we'll see what happens with the 2008 one.

Seconding pretty much everything in this thread, for the record.