lok1999

Yeah, endorsements are way, way too OP in Australian scenarios, they normally do pretty much nothing over here due to the fact that pretty much everyone knows which paper will endorse who (not that hard to do when Murdoch controls a fair chunk of your media tbh)

Are you able to make it so that you can add separate preference flows from seat to seat, not just nationally?

Also to remember for 1901: SA elected all of its members on an at large ticket. Voters chose 7 candidates, and the top 7 vote-getters were elected. TAS used STV to elect its 5 members. Here's a good page talking about this, and the results: http://pappubahry.com/pseph/aus_stats/sa_tas_1901/

From what I can tell, 20% exhaust in that case. It'd be nice to see some way of forcing preference flows, like how it is here in Australia.

That really wasn't all that one sided compared to many other state elections. Some good examples of one sided state/territorial elections are: Qld 2012 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Queensland_state_election QLD 2001 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_Queensland_state_election NT 2016 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Northern_Territory_general_election NSW 2011 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_New_South_Wales_state_election

Another thing: why are you not allowed to view the first preference results after the election is done?

Now that we have preferential voting added, I'm probably going to restart this project.

here are a couple of things that need fixing/could be improved -A Lab-L/NP 2PP figure nationally and per seat would be nice (I like a lot of detail in results) -You cannot have undecideds when talking about 2PP/2CP. That needs to be fixed so that only the decided vote is factored into the 2PP/2CP.

Oh ok, then Klobuchar/Flake

You should have mine too. I'll have Klobuchar/Beto

Bustos should, but Pelosi will, unfortunately.

I have like 20 GB of memory in my PC, it shouldn't happen haha :P

I'm confused, I've never had this error before.

The spreadsheet is a bit glitchy for me, it keeps adding zeros to some numbers and ignoring some decimals. Say I want to type in 53.7%, it'll put in 5370.0% instead

You are right. I don't expect them to poll well at all in any seats in inner Melbourne.