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1972 Campaign (President Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 1968* | *Next Campaign: 1980→*

This is the campaign page for the **1972 Presidential election**.

## Blurb

### Primaries

> The War in Vietnam has spilled into Cambodia and Laos as the Democrats are fractured as they seek a challenger to not only overcome President Nixon's finely tuned Committee for the Re-Election of the President (CREEP) political machine but also represent their core values. On the far-left is McGovern, on the far-right is Wallace, and sandwiched in the middle are establishment candidates Humphrey and Muskie.
>
>

### General

> Will Nixon's willingness to engage in scandalous tricks blow up his campaign or help ensure victory over the Democratic contender?
>
>

# Candidates

## Republican Party

* Richard Nixon (1972)
* John Ashbrook (1972)
* Pete McCloskey (1972)

## Democrat Party

* George McGovern (1972)
* Hubert Humphrey (1972)
* George Wallace (1972)
* Ed Muskie (1972)
* Gene McCarthy (1972)
* Scoop Jackson (1972)
* Shirley Chisholm (1972)
* Terry Sanford (1972)
* Sam Yorty (1972)
* John Lindsay (1972)
* Wilbur Mills (1972)
* Walter Fauntroy (1972)
* Vance Hartke (1972)
* Patsy Mink (1972)
* Ted Kennedy (1972)
1980 Campaign (President Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 1972* | *Next Campaign: 1992→*

1980 - Reagan Revolution

    Democrat

Independent (#2)

The campaign for the **1980 United States Presidential Election**.

## Blurb

### Primaries

> The Republican race is led by Ronald Reagan, but the field contains half a dozen viable contenders. On the Democratic side Ted Kennedy is challenging the sitting President, Jimmy Carter - and leading in the polls ...
>
>

### General

> With high inflation, gasoline shortages, the hostage crisis in Tehran, and a feeling of national malaise, the election is wide open.
>
>

# Candidates Per Party

## Republicans

* Fmr. Gov. Ronald Reagan (1980) (CA)
* Fmr. Pres. Gerald Ford (1980) (MI)
* Sen. Howard Baker (1980) (TN)
* Fmr. Gov. John Connally (1980) (TX)
* CIA Dir. George H. W. Bush (1980) (TX)
* Sen. Bob Dole (1980) (KS)
* Sen. Phil Crane (1980) (IL)
* Rep. John Anderson (1980) (IL)
* Mr. Ben Fernandez (1980) (NV)

## Democrats

* Pres. Jimmy Carter (1980) (GA)
* Sen. Ted Kennedy? (MA)
* Gov. Jerry Brown (1980) (CA)

##### Default off Candidates

* Gov. Hugh Carey (1980) (NY)
* Sen William Proxmire (1980) (WI)

## National Unity

* Rep. John B. Anderson (1980) (IL)

     Republican
2010 House Campaign (Congress Forever)

*←Prior Campaign: 2008* | *Next Campaign: 2012→*

Home Screen for this scenario.

# Closest Races

Note: Races colored in red or blue are seats held by the *incumbent candidate*. Seats colored in light red or light blue are seats held by the *incumbent party*. There are exceptions to this rule, listed after the table.

Seats which are not bolded are "holds", or unchanged races. Seats which are **bolded** are "**GAINS**", as the game calls them.

If a race is **bolded red** but is in the **Tossup** column, this means it is a **Democratic Gain**.
2020 Campaign (President Infinity Classic)

Default 2020 Campaign Start Screen

    Democrat

     Libertarian

     Independent x2

The *2020 Campaign* for President Infinity (Classic) is different from the Official version of the game. If you are looking for the version of the scenario you normally play, go here.

# How Is Classic's 2020 Different From Official's?

* Polls stop after a certain date.
* Events like Coronavirus are absent from the Events and Issues portion of the scenario.
* Candidates are missing:
	+ Jo Jorgensun (2020)

# Why Play Classic's 2020?

Classic has a 2020 completely devoid of the Coronavirus pandemic and all it's ramifications on the subsequent 2020 election. Thus, state % are different, for better or for worse. This allows players to create their own "What If The Coronavirus Never Happened" scenarios and games. Some players turn on all candidates just to see how chaotic their games can get. Would Andrew Yang turn Texas, Missouri, and Kansas blue? Would Donald Trump flip a blue Michigan? What if Jo had never run, and instead it was a Gary Johnson-type 3rd Party spoiler all over again? These questions are able to be partially answered in this mode, as certain events never take place.
Eric Swalwell (2020)

California Representative Eric Swalwell started his presidential campaign on April 8th 2019 and suspended his campaign on July 8th 2019. Swalwell’s campaign lasted only 3 months and 1 day, or 91 days.

# Real Life History

The Swalwell campaign began on a heavily anti-gun platform and a strong anti-Trump base. Swalwell used his experience in Congress as well as his young age to push himself from the rest of the field. One example of him doing the latter is when he used his age to attack Joe Biden during one such primary debate.
Democratic Party

The **Democratic Party** is a political party which appears in all of the main-line President Infinity and President Forever campaigns. The party represents, usually, the left-wing half of American political ideology and is represented by a variety of different political leaders.

# Scenarios This Appears In

* 1960 Campaign (President Forever)
* 1968 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1972 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1980 Campaign (President Forever)
* 1980 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 1980 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1992 Campaign (President Forever)
* 1992 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2000 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2004 Campaign (President Forever)
* 2004 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2004 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2008 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2008 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2012 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2012 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2016 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2020 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2010 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2012 Senate Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2012 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2014 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2016 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2018 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2020 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2010 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2012 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2014 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2016 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2018 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)
Hillary Clinton (2020)

This is a "What If" candidate currently since they aren't actally in the race.

# Notes

* Clinton has hinted multiple times that she is mulling over a third run for the nomination.
* If Clinton comes into the race, she will be an instant front-runner according to multiple online pundits like Styxhexenhammer666.
LGBT Rights (Issue)

Most common issue image for this issue.

*Note: If you are offended that the Issue name does not include "Q", "Q+", or more letters which represent this community, please contact 270soft with your questions or greviances about this.*

The **LGBT Rights** issue is a common Issue found in most 270soft Games.
Congress Forever Update History

The page with the entire update history for Congress Forever can be found here.

# Version Updates

## v. 1.4.1

– fixed bug where national attack ads always backfired

## v. 1.4.0

– added House 2012
– percentages.xml > added “shift\_override” option

## v. 1.3.9

– Senate 2012 > AK > Murkowski Democratic -> Republican
– Senate 2012 > NM > corrected percentages
– Senate 2012 > DE > corrected candidates
– Senate 2012 > MS > corrected candidates
– Senate 2012 > added “incumbent” to two seats where no elections to make swing seats calculations correct
– parties.xml > added a “caucuses\_with” variable, affects election night determination of who won
– Senate 2012 > Sanders > set caucuses\_with=”democratic”
– Election Night Screen > fixed bug when try to close election night form in Congressional scenario
– Ads Screen > fixed bug where showed Power of 0 when creating an ad
– fixed bug where running ad nationally had no effect
– Strategy Screen > fixed where ordering by ads running didn’t work
– Strategy Screen > changed positioning of next and previous buttons
– ads running cost now varies by state

## v. 1.3.7

* Senate 2012:
	+ MA, IN, HI %'s modified
John Delaney (2020)

Near-perfect represenation of the in-game 2020 photo for Delaney.

John Delany’s campaign for the 2020 Presidential election started on ? And has been consistently polling below 5% since he launched it.

# Campaign Blurbs

## Primary Blurb

*Can Delaney - former Representative from Maryland and businessman - not only be the first candidate to declare but the one to win?*

## General Blurb

*Can Delaney - former Representative from Maryland and businessman - not only be the first candidate to declare but the one to win?*

# Historical Notes

* John Delany's campaign was based on a platform which focused on trying to shift the Democratic Party back to a more 'centrist' focus. In the Debates, Delany tried to point out that the party was appealing to 'far left' aspects of the United States, and not the blue-collar or center-left Americans who used to make up a majority of the Democraitc base.
1905 - Alberta Campaign (Premier Forever - Alberta)

*Next Campaign: 1967→*

Default start screen for the 1905 scenario.

*1905 Alberta* is the oldest year campaign for Premier Forever Alberta.

# Blurb

*Alberta 1905 - Alberta became a province on September 1, 1905. Alexander Cameron Rutherford, appointed first Premier of Alberta, has called for an election for November 9, 1905, and stacked the deck by making Edmonton the capital city and weighing Liberal strongholds with more seats. Can Richard Bennett's Conservatives manage to knock out the Liberals regardless?*
2018 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2016* | *Next Campaign: 2020→*

# Race Breakdown

## Races

Each Race's table refers to information found either in the Campaign Editor or the Campaign State Strategy screen. The paragraphs below the table are a real-life explanation of the race itself.

### Arizona

McSally vs. Sinema
 Candidate Strength
 Org. Strength
 Platform Dist.

### Florida

Scott vs. Nelson
 Org. Strength
 Platform Dist.
 Bonuses
 Special Notes

Florida's outgoing Governor, **Rick Scott**, ran for the Senate and narrowly defeated incumbent Senator **Bill Nelson**.

# Videos

Congress Infinity - 2018 Senate - Democrats

REPUBLICAN GAINS - Let's Watch Congress Infinity - 2018 Senate

# Further Reading/Research

* Wikipedia - 2018 US Senate Midterm campaign
Congress Forever

This game is unfortunately no longer available for purchase.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

Congress Forever 2012, Congress Forever Home, edited for privacy reasons. Home Screen for this game.

### Cost

$19.99 (Unavailable)

**Congress Forever** was a US-themed political strategy game created by 270soft. It was a direct predecessor to Congress Infinity.

# Campaigns

*Note: Some of these campaigns overlap with Congress Infinity campaigns. To resolve this issue, wew added a seperated a seperate page decicated to the Congress Forever version of these scenarios.*

* 2012 Senate Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2012 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2010 Senate Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2010 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2008 House Campaign (Congress Forever)

# Interesting Facts

* Unlike it's successor *Congress Infinity*, *Forever* has no Campaign Editor of any sort, not even a seperate app like Campaigns Forever for President Forever 2008.
* Scenarios in *Forever* do not have multiple start dates.
* Scenarios in *Forever* also do not feature the ability to increase Voter Detail, a feature debuted in *Infinity*.
* Scenarios in *Forever* have Timed Games-a feature removed from following games.
* **Congress Forever 2012** was first released as **Congress Forever 2010**, released on May 17, 2010. The Wayback Machine has snapshots of the original release, dated in September 2011-this was before the game was officially renamed.

President Infinity • Congress Infinity
Prime Minister Infinity SeriesPrime Minister Infinity - Canada • Prime Minister Infinity - UK
US Forever Series
President Forever • President Forever 2008 • **Congress Forever**
Prime Minister Forever Series Prime Minister Forever - Australia • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2008 • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011 • Prime Minister Forever - Britain 2010
Other Series
Chancellor Forever
Chancellor Forever
Premier Forever
Premier Forever British Colombia • Premier Forever Alberta
Other Games
Campaigns Forever
President Infinity

**For the Update History of President Infinity, go here.**

**Note #1: This page is for *President Infinity 2021*, which is the default and most modern version of the game. For the *Classic* version and most known version of the game, but also the outdated and old version, go here.**

## President Infinity

President Infinity main screen, version 2021.1.6.

### Platform

Windows
Mac
Catilina

### Cost

$19.95

**President Infinity** is the flagship title of the **Infinity** game series of political election simulators created by 270soft. It's most popular scenarios are 2016 and 2020. On the 270soft website, the developers of this game tell us that President Infinity was published in 2014.

## Campaigns

* 2020 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2020 Campaign (President Infinity Classic)
* 2016 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2012 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2008 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2004 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1980 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1972 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1968 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1912 Campaign (President Infinity)
* Florida 2018 Senatorial Campaign (President Infinity)

## What You Get In President Infinity

When you purchase President Infinity for yourself, you get access to many features only available to holders of the game. These include:

## Other Features

* All campaigns listed above
* High score listing to challenge yourself to a higher score.
* The ability to play user-created (modded) campaigns, like the 2018 Texas Senate campaign-which features a fully recreated county map of Texas.

# The Future of *President Infinity*

In an email exchabge with 270soft lead designer Anthony Burgoyne, Mr. Burgoyne said that the future for the new President Infinity are as follows:

* Update the brand new Campaign Editor
* Re-work the Polling system
* Possibly introduce larger map sizes.
* Hold off officially licensing 'Historical Campaigns' (example: Election of 1788, 1820, 1860) until a future date; unknown when.

With the exception of the last point, all ideas can be found on any Game Update's page, in the Comments section.

**President Infinity** • Congress Infinity
Prime Minister Infinity SeriesPrime Minister Infinity - Canada • Prime Minister Infinity - UK
US Forever Series
President Forever • President Forever 2008 • Congress Forever
Prime Minister Forever Series Prime Minister Forever - Australia • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2008 • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011 • Prime Minister Forever - Britain 2010
Other Series
Chancellor Forever
Chancellor Forever
Premier Forever
Premier Forever British Colombia • Premier Forever Alberta
Other Games
Campaigns Forever
Presidential Campaigns (Hub)

This page is for all campaigns of the Presidential Elections found in President Infinity, President Forever 2008, and President Forever.

# Campaigns

* 2020 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2016 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2012 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2012 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2008 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2008 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2004 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 2004 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 2004 Campaign (President Forever)
* 2000 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 1992 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 1992 Campaign (President Forever)
* 1980 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1980 Campaign (President Forever 2008)
* 1980 Campaign (President Forever)
* 1972 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1968 Campaign (President Infinity)
* 1960 Campaign (President Forever)
* 1912 Campaign (President Infinity)
2016 Campaign (President Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2012* | *Next Campaign: 2020→*

The campaign for the 2016 United States Presidential Election.

# Candidates

*Note: Candidates are listed in alphabetical order, due to their conflicting appearance in the different start dates.*

## Republicans

* Ben Carson (2016)
* Bobby Jindal (2016)
* Carly Fiorina (2016)
* Chris Christie (2016)
* Donald Trump (2016)
* Jeb Bush (2016)
* John Kasich (2016)
* Lindsey Graham (2016)
* Marco Rubio (2016)
* Mike Huckabee (2016)
* Rand Paul (2016)
* Rick Perry (2016)
* Rick Santorum (2016)
* Scott Walker (2016)
* Ted Cruz (2016)

**Note: The campaigns of Jim Gilmore or George Pataki are missing.**

### What-If Candidate

* Mitt Romney (2016)
* Paul Ryan (2016)
* Susan Martinez (2016)
* Rob Portman (2016)
* Jon Huntsman (2016)
* John Thune (2016)
* Mike Pence (2016)
* Sarah Palin (2016)
* Brian Sandoval (2016)
* Nikki Haley (2016)
* Peter King (2016)
* Benjamin Copeland (2016)
* Kevin Kirby (2016)

## Democrats

* Bernie Sanders (2016)
* Joe Biden (2016)
* Jim Webb (2016)
* Hillary Clinton (2016)
* Martin O’Malley (2016)

**Not included are Lawrence Lesig and Lincoln Chafee are missing.**

### What-If Candidates

* Elizabeth Warren (2016)
* Brian Schweitzer (2016)
* Mark Warner (2016)
* Cory Booker (2016)
* Andrew Cuomo (2016)
* John Kerry (2016)
* Kirsten Gillibrand (2016)
* Amy Klobuchar (2016)
* John Hickenlooper (2016)
* Julian Castro (2016)
* Deval Patrick (2016)
* Tim Kaine (2016)
* Alan Grayson (2016)
* Greg Thornton (2016)
* Marcello Robinson (2016)

## Libertarians

Note: when starting on the primaries, all Libertarian candidates are off by defaualt.

* Gary Johnson (2016)
* Jesse Ventura (2016)
* John McAfee (2016)
* Austin Petersen (2016)

## Green Party

Note: Like the Libertarians, the Green Party's entire slew of candidates is turned off when starting in the primaries.

* Jill Stein (2016)
Ralph Nader (2004)

**Ralph Nadar** ran for President as an Independent in 2004, to serve as a possible spoiler of the Democratic party. While seen as editorializing, this view can be supported with the fact that Nadar's platform is "Left". The only side he's going for is disaffected Republicans and Democrats-much like what Ross Perot was going after in 1992.
1980 Campaign (President Forever 2008)

Default Party Select Screen - Not Default screen Upon Selecting Campaign.

    Democrat

      Independent (Nat. Unity)

# Candiates

## Republican

* Ronald Reagan (1980)
* George Bush (1980)
* John Connally (1980)
* Gerald Ford (1980)
* Harold Baker (1980)
* Robert Dole (1980)
* Phil Crane (1980)
* John Anderson (1980)
* Ben Fernandez (1980)

## Democrat

* Jimmy Carter (1980)
* Edward Kennedy (1980)
* Jerry Brown (1980)
* Hugh Carey (1980)
* William Proxmire (1980)

# Notes

* Unlike the President Infinity 1980 Campaign has the Republican and Democrat colors (red and blue respectively) switched. This explains why the maps may make one confused at first.
2008 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)

# Blurb

*Despite fixed election legislation, Stephen Harper has called an election over a year early. With the Liberals in disarray, the Bloc Quebecois losing strength, and the NDP and Greens gaining strength at the expense of the Liberals, the conditions seem right for the Conservatives to win a majority. Will Harper preside over the first Conservative majority in a decade and a half? Note: the historical election result was that the Conservatives won 143 seats and 37.7%, forming a Minority Government with a larger lead than they had in the previous Parliament. The Liberals won 77 seats and 26.3%. The BQ won 49 seats and 10%. The NDP won 18.2% and 37 seats. Greens won no seats and 6.8%.*
2008 Campaign (President Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2004* | *Next Campaign: 2012→*

The **2008 Campaign** is the simulation of the 2008 Presidential election.

# Blurb

## Primaries

> For the first time in half a century, neither the Democrats nor Republicans have an incumbent President or Vice-President running in the election. The respective parties must see their candidates through not only the general election but also the primaries.
>
>

## General

> The consequences of the first election, and possible change of course, after the Bush Doctrine will do much to affect how the 21st century unfolds. Who, and therefore what, will be next?
>
>

# Candidates

## Democrats

* Barack Obama (2008)
* Hillary Clinton (2008)
* John Edwards (2008)
* Bill Richardson (2008)
* Joe Biden (2008)
* Chris Dod (2008)
* Dennis Kucinich (2008)
* Al Gore (2008)
* John Kerry (2008)
* Mark Warner (2008)
* Wesley Clark (2008)
* Evan Bayh (2008)
* Tom Vilsack (2008)

## Republicans

* John McCain (2008)
* Mitt Romney (2008)
* Mike Huckabee (2008)
* Rudy Giuliani (2008)
* Fred Thompson (2008)
* Ron Paul (2008)
* Duncan Hunter (2008)
* Tom Tancredo (2008)
* Sam Brownback (2008)
* Newt Gingrich (2008)
* Bill Frist (2008)
* Condolezza Rice (2008)
* Jeb Bush (2008)

# Interesting Facts

* This campaign only has two start dates; one for the primaries, and one for the general.
John Bel Edwards (2020)

Near-perfect Representation of Bel Edwards' in-game photo.

John Bel Edwards in 2020 was the governor of Louisiana.

# Historical Notes

* At the time of the early 2019 Primary season, Bel Edwards was fighting to get re-elected in Louisiana as it's governor.
	+ LA was one of 3 states to have a Gubernatorial election in 2019. The other two were Mississippi and Kentucky.
Mike Pence (2020)

Vice President **Mike Pence** did not run in 2020, and so is a What-If Candidate.

# Historical Notes

Mike Pence was highly supportive of Trump's agenda and defended the 4 years of the administration's actions. Pence regularly followed his boss's example in doing in-person rallies in many swing states.

On January 6th, despite being repeatedly pressured by Trump to not certify Joe Biden's electoral victory, and after the riot in the Capitol that afternoon, he continued confriming the certification of Biden's victory. His actions were praised by many in the media, and his break from his boss was also praised by many in the media.
2020 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2018* | *Next Campaign: 2022→*

# Blurb

*In the Trump-Biden election year, can Republicans ride a wave of Republican voter mobilization to retake the House, or will Democrats be able to capitalize on Trump's polarization of the electorate, and hold or even increase their numbers?*

# Closest Races

Note: Races colored in red or blue are seats held by the *incumbent candidate*. Seats colored in light red or light blue are seats held by the *incumbent party*. There are exceptions to this rule, listed after the table.

Seats which are not bolded are "holds", or unchanged races. Seats which are **bolded** are "**GAINS**", as the game calls them.

If a race is **bolded red** but is in the **Tossup** column, this means it is a **Democratic Gain**.
2011 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011)

The *2011 Canada Campaign* is the sole Canada campaign featured in Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011.

# Blurb

*"A non-confidence motion, backed by Ignatieff's Liberals, Layton's NDP, and Duceppe's Bloc, has led to the fall of Prime Minister Harper's Conservative government. Can the Liberals return to power after 5 years, or will Ignatieff's calculations backfire, leading Harper to power - and this time - a majority? Will the NDP perhaps become Her Majesty's Official Opposition? Can May's Greens take their first seat in Parliament?"*

# Parties

## Conservative

Leader: Stephen Harper
 Leadership
 Integrity
 Experience
 Issue Fam.
 Charisma
 Stamina
 Debate
 Corruption

## Liberals

Leader: Michael Ignalieff
 Leadership
 Integrity
 Experience
 Issue Fam.
 Charisma
 Stamina
 Debate
 Corruption

## New Democratic Party

Leader: Jack Layton
 Leadership
 Integrity
 Experience
 Issue Fam.
 Charisma
 Stamina
 Debate
 Corruption

## Bloc Quebecois

Leader: Giles Ducappe
 Leadership
 Integrity
 Experience
 Issue Fam.
 Charisma
 Stamina
 Debate
 Corruption

## Greens

Leader: Elizabeth May
 Leadership
 Integrity
 Experience
 Issue Fam.
 Charisma
 Stamina
 Debate
 Corruption

## Independents

Leader: Andre Arthur
 Leadership
 Integrity
 Experience
 Issue Fam.
 Charisma
 Stamina
 Debate
 Corruption
Kanye West (2020)

Major celebrity **Kanye West** is a playable Independent candidate for the 2020 Campaign (President Infinity).

# Blurbs

## Primary

*Can Kanye West leverage his celebrity status to win an unconventional bid for the Presidency?*

## General

*Can Kanye West leverage his celebrity status to win an unconventional bid for the Presidency?*

# Strategies to Play

* "Ye" starts his campaign off with one of the major disadvantages all relatively minor parties in these scenarios do, in that he is at 1 in every campaign stat. This means the player has only 7 CPs to spend until they upgrade their Command stat.
* The second major issue Ye has is that he is on the ballot in only 12 states (out of a possible 51). Additionally, he starts out with a stellar 0% in all 12 of those states.
Chancellor Forever

This game is unfortunately no longer available for purchase.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

The start up screen of Chancellor Forever

**Chancellor Forever** is a German Election game. (it is commonly abbreviated as **K4E**). The game was developed when 270soft was 80soft/Theory Spark. The game came with 3 scenarios.

## Features

K4E is unique as it is the only 270soft game to use the MMP system. Therefor it is the only game to be able to fully replicate an German Election and others that use the system

President Infinity • Congress Infinity
Prime Minister Infinity SeriesPrime Minister Infinity - Canada • Prime Minister Infinity - UK
US Forever Series
President Forever • President Forever 2008 • Congress Forever
Prime Minister Forever Series Prime Minister Forever - Australia • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2008 • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011 • Prime Minister Forever - Britain 2010
Other Series
Chancellor Forever
**Chancellor Forever**
Premier Forever
Premier Forever British Colombia • Premier Forever Alberta
Other Games
Campaigns Forever
Pete Buttigeg (2020)

Peter Buttigeg is a candidate for the Democratic nomination and is a former mayor of South Bend, Indiana. He is the only openly gay man running for Democrat, and is currently running 1-5 in all of the starting state contests, according to the RealClearPolitics average.

# IRL Campaign History/Info

## Contests Won

### Iowa

Pete Buttigieg won Iowa with more precincts and more delegates, one more than Bernie Sanders, but lost the popular vote to Sanders.

### New Hampshire

Buttigieg came in 2nd in New Hampshire, but got the same number of delegates as Sanders did since both candidates got a very close percentage of the vote to each other.

# Notes

* Buttigieg is seen by many as an “alternate moderate” to Joe Biden and other “moderate” Democrat candidates. These include conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, political analyst Styxhexenhammer666 (Tarl Warwick), and another conservative commentator, Micheal Knowles.
2004 Campaign (President Forever)

## 2004 Campaign

The default Party Select Screen found in th President Forever version of this campaing.

### Default Parties

    Republican

    Democrat

     Independent

## Republicans

* George W. Bush (2004)
* Colin Powell (2004)

## Democrats

* John Kerry (2004)
* Jouh Edwards (2004)
* Howard Dean (2004)
* Al Sharpton (2004)
* Dennis Kucinich (2004)
* Wesley Clark (2004)
* Richard Gephardt (2004)
* Joeseph Lieberman (2004)
* Albert Gore (2004)

## Libertarians

* Michael Badnarik (2004)
* Gary Nolan (2004)
House Campaigns (Hub)

This is the Hub Page for the House Campaigns from Congress Forever and Congress Infinity.

* 2018 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2016 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2014 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2012 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2010 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2008 House Campaign (Congress Forever)
2008 - Alberta Campaign (Premier Forever - Alberta)

*←Prior Campaign: 2004* | *Next Campaign: →*

Default start screen for the 2008 scenario.

**2008 - Alberta** is a campaign found in Premier Forever Alberta.

# Blurb

*Alberta 2008 - Premier Ed Stelmach is seeking his first mandate from the people of Alberta. Alberta's white-hot economy is beginning to slow and the Opposition has battered the government on the oil royalty issue, health care premiums, and affordable housing. Will Premier Stelmach be able to win another solid majority, or will the PC string of victories end at 37 years?*

# Parties

The 2008 campaign for Premier Forever - Alberta allows you to play as 8 different parties, representing all sides of the Canadian political aisle.

PC
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# Fun Facts

* Like all 80soft-era games, this campaign features Economic and Regionalism toggles, which will alter gameplay.
Martin O’Malley (2016)

Martin O’Malley ran as a candidate for the Democratic nomination in 2016 against other Democrats. Malley began his campaign on May 30th, 2015 and ended it on February 1st, 2016. His campaign lasted a total of 248 days.

# History

Malley became the 3rd candidate in the race and was consistently in 3rd place in the early primary states until he dropped his bid. Malley attacked other candidates such as Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration for their lack of environmental policy and environmental action.
Party/Candidate Colors (Hub)

This is a list of all possible candidate/campaign colors found in every 270soft game. If you do not find your color here on the list, please do us all a favor and add it in the similar manner everything else is.

# Color Presets

## Special Candidate Colors

 Lean
 style="background:rgb(206,150,255)"

 style="background:rgb(254,236,144)"

 style="background:rgb(253,180,15)"

 style="background:rgb(145,251,251)"
John Kerry (2020)

*This is the Campaign Page for the Kerry 2020 candidate/campaign. For the Personal Hub Page for Kerry, go here.*

## Other Info

### Number of Party Delagates

N/A

**John Kerry** did not run or consider a run for the Presidency on the Democratic ticket in 2020. However, he can be if the player chooses so. Doing so will enter him into an already-croweded field of other contendors.
User Scenarios

**User Created Scenarios** (**UCR**s) are scenarios created by users who play 270soft games. There have been custom scenarios created for all manners of times and places, and can be found here This page is designed to list some user scenarios that are uploaded onto the site, or a log of those who have not been given much attention.
2014 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2012 (Infinity), 2012 (Forever)* | *Next Campaign: 2016→*

Home start for the 2014 campaign in Congress Infinity

# Starting Race Statistics

## Alaska

Considered “Safe”, would be hard to be flipped.

## Texas

Cruz running as GOP nominee, considered “safe”.

# Historical Info

The 2014 Senatorial Midterms was considered a very good year for Republicans in the Senate. States like Colorado, Iowa, and Maine elected Republicans as their senators.

## Real Results

Below is a comprehensive list of the actual results of the 2014 Senate Midterms. If you have more information to add, please do. If you have questions, please let us know.

# Videos

REPUBLICAN WAVE - Let's Watch Congress Infinity - 2014 Senate
President Infinity (Classic)

President Infinity main screen, version 2021.1.6.

*President Infinity Classic'* is the legacy version of President Infinity, and was officially put into that category as of update 2021.1. This version of the game is notably different, and it becomes more and more different as time goes on. Go here to see a full and comprehensive list of differences between the two.
Tulsi Gabbard (2020)

A near-match to the Candidate Picture in the actual scenario

**Tulsi Gabbard**, is a U.S. Representative from Hawaii, and is a candidate in the 2020 Campaign. Gabbard dropped out on March 19th, 2020-leaving behind Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden as the only two candidates left in the race.

Gabbard was the last woman to officially be in the race after the drop-out of Elizabeth Warren.

# Campaign Blurb

## Primary Campaign

*As a Representative from Hawaii and the first Hindu elected to Congress, can the military veteran win over more support from the progressive wing of the Democratic party, and then the Presidency?*

## General

*As a Representative from Hawaii and the first Hindu elected to Congress, can the military veteran win over more support from the progressive wing of the Democratic party, and then the Presidency?*

# Historical Notes

* Tulsi Gabbard is among other candidates in the 2020 Primary to be both a veteran and a currently serving Representative.
* Gabbard was the only Democrat member of Congress in the entire campaign to not vote 'Yes' on either charge of the Trump impeachment vote.
* Gabbard was one of the final candidates to withdraw from the race, outrunning her rival Kamala Harris by months.
Mike Huckabee (2016)

Mike Huckabee ran an unsuccessful primary campaign for the nomination of the Republican Party as more of an evangelical figure than anything else. During his time as a candidate, Huckabee addressed such topics as Hillary Clinton’s integrity, gay marriage, abortion, and his past experience as Governor of Arkansas.
Bill Weld (2016)

This is the page for the Veep campaign and candidacy for Weld. If you are looking for the 2020 campaign/candidacy, go here

# History

William Weld was Gary Johnson’s Vice Presidential Candidate in the 2016 election. Weld left the Republican Party and joined the Libertarian Party like Johnson. Weld was the governor of one of the (insert link here): most liberal states in the nation, Massachusetts.

## Election Results

Overall, Weld allowed Johnson to get a lot of money in his bid for the Presidency. As the former Johnson supporter Styxhexenhammer666 said, “Weld was a really good fundraiser.”
John Kasich (2016)

John Kasich ran on his platform of being a so-called “generic” Republican (according to Ben Shapiro), and also used his experience as Governor of Ohio to boost his performance in the 2016 campaign. He refused to endorse Donald Trump in the aftermath of the primaries, and remained an anti-Trump figure since then.
2018 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2016* | *Next Campaign: 2020→*

# Closest Races

Note: Races colored in red or blue are seats held by the *incumbent candidate*. Seats colored in light red or light blue are seats held by the *incumbent party*. There are exceptions to this rule, listed after the table.

Seats which are not bolded are "holds", or unchanged races. Seats which are **bolded** are "**GAINS**", as the game calls them.

If a race is **bolded red** but is in the **Tossup** column, this means it is a **Democratic Gain**.

# States

Guide:

* A candidate which is **bolded** indicates this candidate is an Incumbent, or one who already holds this office.
* A candidate which is *italicized* indicates that the scenario developer did not provide a real candidate name, and just left the name as the party name.
* A candidate underlined indicates that the candidate is not an incumbent, but is representing the incumbent party.

## Alabama

 No. of Voters
 Current Seats By Party

## Alaska

 No. of Voters
 Current Seats By Party

## Arizona

 No. of Voters
 Current Seats By Party

# List of Missing Candidates

The following is a list of Candidates from this scenario's IRl campaign which did not appear in this game.

# Videos

Congress Infinity - 2018 House - Democrats
Зал утренней зари

**Зал утренней зари** — небольшая локация, добавленная в DLC (обновлении) «**The Stir of Dawn**». Она соединена с Железным древом, и, видимо, находится внутри него. В **Зале** стоят четыре статуи и большой гроб посередине. После победы над каждой из **Дев Зари Чуда** у каждой из статуй появится своё оружие, а гроб даст трещину, и решетка откроется, позволяя сразиться с Лаудес.
Prime Minister Infinity - UK

Please do not confuse Prime Minister Infinity - UK with Prime Minister Infinity - Canada

## Prime Minister Infinity - UK

The start up screen for PMI UK. Note the latest version is 3.0.7

### Release Date

January 30th 2015 ("Test Release")
March 17th 2015 (Actual)

### Cost

£14.95 (VAT can apply)$19.95

**Prime Minister Infinity - UK** (commonly abbreviated as **PMI-UK**) is a UK election game created by 270soft. It contains 5 base scenarios.

# Scenarios

* 2019 - United Kingdom Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - UK)
* 2017 - United Kingdom Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - UK)
* 2015 - United Kingdom Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - UK)
* 2010 - United Kingdom Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - UK)
* 2019 - Australia Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada/UK)
* 2016 - Australia Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada/UK)

President Infinity • Congress Infinity
Prime Minister Infinity SeriesPrime Minister Infinity - Canada • **Prime Minister Infinity - UK**
US Forever Series
President Forever • President Forever 2008 • Congress Forever
Prime Minister Forever Series Prime Minister Forever - Australia • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2008 • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011 • Prime Minister Forever - Britain 2010
Other Series
Chancellor Forever
Chancellor Forever
Premier Forever
Premier Forever British Colombia • Premier Forever Alberta
Other Games
Campaigns Forever
2012 Campaign (President Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2008* | *Next Campaign: 2016→*

The campaign for the 2012 United States Presidential Election.

# Blurb

## Primaries

> Primaries. In 2008, Barack Obama was elected to the White House convincingly. Just four years later, he is facing a potentially difficult re-election campaign against a strengthened Republican Party. Can the incumbent hold on to the White House for four more years, or will the Republicans win it back? The race is wide open.
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## General

> In 2008, Barack Obama was elected to the White House convincingly. Just four years later, he is facing a potentially difficult re-election campaign against a strengthened Republican Party. Can the incumbent hold on to the White House for four more years, or will the Republicans win it back? The race is wide open.
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# Candidates

## Democratic Party

* Barack Obama (2012)
* Hillary Clinton (2012)

## Republican Party

* Mitt Romney (2012)
* Rick Santorum (2012)
* Newt Gingrich (2012)
* Ron Paul (2012)
* Rick Perry (2012)
* Michelle Bachman (2012)
* John Huntsman (2012)
* Chris Christie (2012)

# State Breakdown

*Note: In this scenario, the percentage change from one category to another are as follows.*

* 0% = Tossup
* 1%-6% =  Lean Dem / Lean Rep
* 7%-19% =  Likely Dem / Likely Rep
* 20%+ =  Safe Dem / Safe Rep

Other words of which you may be confused by:

* Gain: This describes whether this is a flip for the currently leading party. Otherwise known as a "flip", this is usually highlighted in some way on most political election maps.
* Plat. Dist.: "Platform Distance", how far this party/candidate's Platform is form the area.
* Percent Lead: This is how far a candidate is leading. The number we are taking from is found in the Strategic View of each county. The party/candidate % and lead are always rounded to full numbers, so they look different than what they say on the sidebar.

# Interesting Facts

* The scenario only has two start dates: one for the general election, and one for the Primaries.

# References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Candidate on the ballot but dropped before convention
2010 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)

*Next Campaign: 2012 (Infinity), 2012 (Forever)→*

The **2010 Senate Campaign** is a campaign in Congress Infinity that allows players to either increase the Democratic super-majority or have the Republicans take the Senate.

# Initial Race Ratings

Note: Races colored in red or blue are seats held by the *incumbent candidate*. Seats colored in light red or light blue are seats held by the *incumbent party*. There are exceptions to this rule, listed after the table.

Seats which are not bolded are "holds", or unchanged races. Seats which are **bolded** are "**GAINS**", as the game calls them.

If a race is **bolded red** but is in the **Tossup** column, this means it is a **Democratic Gain**.

This chart is for the September 1st start date, which is default for the 2010 scenario.

## Notes

* Alaska-3's GOP candidate is the incumbent party, but Lisa Murkowski is the incumbent candidate.
* Illinois-3's GOP candidate is listed as the incumbent candidate, but the Democrat is listed as the Incumbent Party, thus causing a "REP GAIN", if you can understand that.

# Events

## August

**August 4**

* California's Proposition 8 against same-sex marriage ruled unconstitutional, may go to Supreme Court

**August 7**

* Elena Kagan sworn in as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court

**August 19**

* Last U.S. combat troops leave Iraq

**August 31**

* Obama declares end to combat operations in Iraq

## September

**September 2**

* Oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico

**September 9**

* Natural gas line explosion in California, many houses destroyed, many people dead or wounded

**September 11**

* Nation remembers 9/11

**September 21**

* Senate strikes down bill that would end 'don't ask, don't tell' military policy

## October

**October 13**

* Federal judge declares 'don't ask, don't tell' unconstitutional, DOJ appeals ruling

## November

**November 1**

* 9th Circuit stays injunction on 'don't ask, don't tell' pending appeal
* S.F. Giants defeat Texas Rangers, win their first world series in 56 years
Кровь, увековеченная в песке

Описание:

*Сохранённая кровь с чудесными свойствами. Её владелец при ходьбе видит новые пути, ранее скрытые от его взора. Чудо поистине необъяснимо, и никому неведомо происхождение той крови, которая водоворотом крутится вокруг ног обладателя.*

Предание:

*«‎Возьми эту суму и наполни её песком. Пропитай его кровью, что течёт из ужасных ран сих, дабы побагровел он. И узришь ты путь через сухие земли сии к тем путям, что ещё ждут тебя. А теперь оставь меня. Я хочу произнести свои молитвы, ибо скоро стану я, как сухой сок тех корней, что болезненно объяли Отца нашего».*

## Получение

Находится в Братстве Безмолвной печали. Требуется Ключ от палаты Старшего брата.
Rally

Unlike Barnstorming, the Rally does not have a Power factor solely attached to it. Instead, it also includes a “EST. ####”, which counts probable population at each event.

Each population differs depending on who and what the rally is about, who does it, and of course what state it is in, and what that stats that state already has.
Senate Campaigns (Hub)

*This page features all Senate Campaigns found in both Congress Infinity and Congress Forever.*

* 2020 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2018 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2016 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2014 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2012 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2010 Senate Campaign (Congress Infinity)
* 2012 Senate Campaign (Congress Forever)
* 2010 Senate Campaign (Congress Forever)
Prime Minister Infinity - Canada

Please do not confuse Prime Minister Infinity - Canada with Prime Minister Infinity - UK

## Prime Minister Infinity - Canada

The home screen of Prime Minister Infinity - Canada

### Platform

Windows
Mac OS

### Cost

$19.95 CND
($15.01 USD)

**Prime Minister Infinity - Canda** is a Canda-themed political strategy game developed by game developer/publisher 270soft.

PMI Canada, like all other 270soft games, has it's share of *Forever* counterparts. Like President Infinity, it has 2. One was Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2008, which came with 9 scenarios. The other was a lesser-known successor which used the updated interface of the post-President Forever 2008 games, but clearly shows its age as well, since it's not fully like President Infinity (Classic). It had only 1 scenario, which matched it's title.

# Scenarios

## Canada

* 2019 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)
* 2015 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)
* 2011 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)
* 2008 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)
* 2006 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)
* 2004 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)
* 2000 - Canada Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)

### Prince Edward Island

* 2019 - Prince Edward Island Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)

### Alberta

* 2019 - Alberta Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)

### Quebec

* 2018 - Quebec Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)

### Ontario

* 2018 - Ontario Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada)

## Australia

* 2019 - Australia Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada/UK)
* 2016 - Australia Campaign (Prime Minister Infinity - Canada/UK)

President Infinity • Congress Infinity
Prime Minister Infinity Series**Prime Minister Infinity - Canada** • Prime Minister Infinity - UK
US Forever Series
President Forever • President Forever 2008 • Congress Forever
Prime Minister Forever Series Prime Minister Forever - Australia • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2008 • Prime Minister Forever - Canada 2011 • Prime Minister Forever - Britain 2010
Other Series
Chancellor Forever
Chancellor Forever
Premier Forever
Premier Forever British Colombia • Premier Forever Alberta
Other Games
Campaigns Forever
2022 House Campaign (Congress Infinity)

*←Prior Campaign: 2020* | *Next Campaign: 2024→*

# Closest Races

Note: Races colored in red or blue are seats held by the *incumbent candidate*. Seats colored in light red or light blue are seats held by the *incumbent party*. There are exceptions to this rule, listed after the table.

Seats which are not bolded are "holds", or unchanged races. Seats which are **bolded** are "**GAINS**", as the game calls them.

If a race is **bolded red** but is in the **Tossup** column, this means it is a **Democratic Gain**.
Ключ бесконечной молитвы

Описание:

*Ключ, найденный на останках призрака базилики Бенедикты. Открывает вторую клетку в часовне Пяти Голубей.*

Предание:

*Под светом свечей лежали трупы кардиналов в зловещих хрустальных гробах. Они были выбраны Бесконечной Молитвой, собранием сестер, что посвятили себя вечному почитанию памяти мертвых. Каждый раз, когда поступало новое тело, одна из сестер вызывалась стать его стражницей и ежедневно молилась за его душу до самой своей смерти. Затем ее место занимала другая сестра и ритуал продолжался.*

**Ключ бесконечной молитвы** - это квестовый предмет, который Кающийся получает после победы над Бенедиктой. Данный ключ открывает вторую клетку в часовне Пяти Голубей, благодаря чему становиться доступна локация Затонувший собор.
Осколок надгробного камня

Описание:

*Осколок глиняной плиты, странным образом оказавшийся среди заснеженных пиков, где его нашли. Жители деревни редко покидают свои засушливые земли, чтобы подняться в холодные горы, но эта могильная плита вне всяких сомнений принадлежала кому-то из Альберо. Этот осколок дарует защиту при падении и снижает время восстановления.*

Предание:

*Говорят, что кладбище Альберо даже старше самой деревни. Оно был обустроено ещё до того, как построили церковь. Это кладбище было изолированно от всего остального в этих засушливых землях цвета охры, которые считались нечестивыми. Об этом вскоре прознала церковь, и все могилы перекопали, а останки разбросали по полям. Тогда-то и появилось братство Истинной гробницы, члены которого собирали в полях разбросанные останки и хоронили их снова. С тех пор я и храню этот кусок глиняной могильной плиты.*