Although revenue has taken a hit, the Treasury increases to 193. No collapse roll necessary.
The Election of 1824
With President Marshall’s death, the Conservative party was thrown into a bit of turmoil. While it was dominant on the political scene, there was a substantial leadership struggle. James K. Polk, the Napoleon of the Stump, was the front runner for the nomination, but several other Conservatives considered entering the race.
Single-Party Elections
Because the Conservative party has 9 or more (in this case 12) public support, this will be a single party election. Step one is to select the Presidential candidates. The party leader must run, and any or all of 3 next most popular candidates may run.
@Panzeh , James K. Polk is the party leader, and must run for President.
@Navaronegun, Rufus King may choose to run for President.
Any statesman of the Conservative party who does not run may be nominated for VP by one or more candidates.
The Presidential Candidates and VP candidates run separate races. Each state may hold one Presidential cube and one Vice Presidential cube. Cubes are placed in order of popularity.
To win, a candidate must get more than 50% of the vote total.
@Ironsight you are correct, I apologize. Spreadsheet formula error on poor Mr. Dallas. @Navaronegun, you have both King and Dallas to choose from. @Ironsight, Clinton is out. Sorry about that.
The election of 1824 begins. Placement of cubes occurs in order of popularity. Reminder that each state has two slots this election—one for a Presidential candidate and one for a VP candidate.
