Magnus Rex

All set, faction sheet is up to date

Stuck in a work thing right now but I'll take a look at the sheet in a little while. it should be an easy tweak to add an 8th row, I'll post when it's done

Aye

Jackson delivers Louisiana statehood to Congress for a vote

The land surveyor hired by Jackson's state department looks out onto the shores of Lake Michigan from the newly ratified state of Illinois. He holds a portrait of Calhoun to his rear end and lets out a tremendous, echoing fart. Decades later, the city built upon that site, Chicago, will be christened "The Windy City".

All players note the change to the election map. Illinois now creates a connective bridge to Missouri and Arkansas. So during the next election they will not be considered "non-connected" states. @MrPotatoTed @Pringles @ConservativeElector2 @Hestia @WVProgressive @themiddlepolitical

Aye to Illinois

Jackson's ability score matches the difficulty and he delivers the petition for Illinois statehood to Congress @MrPotatoTed

Jackson accepts the Secretary of State position Buchanan declines the Treasury Office and puts in a good word with the President to consider offering the position to highly respected elder statesman Alexander Hamilton

that's all for me thanks

I will spend 1 faction IP to whip public support in Liberal favor @MrPotatoTed

Also this is the last call for any player to play a card that might change the outcome of the election @Hestia @WVProgressive @themiddlepolitical @ConservativeElector2 @Pringles

Final Vote Count to be verified by @MrPotatoTed J.Q. Adams 115 Taney 81 Gallatin 128 Jackson 96 1824 Election

At the end of Round 5: J.Q. Adams 112 Taney 81 Gallatin 86 Jackson 93 1824 Election Round 6: Gallatin goes to New England Jackson goes to Arkansas Adams goes to Missouri Taney has no available moves

At the end of Round 4 J.Q. Adams 109 Taney 71 Gallatin 55 Jackson 90 1824 Election Round 5 Gallatin has only one available move, New York Jackson has no connected states left and goes to Missouri Adams has no connected states left and has a choice of Missouri or Arkansas @ConservativeElector2 Taney's only move is Georgia

Jackson goes to Georgia Adams goes to Delaware Taney has a choice of Tennessee or Georgia @ConservativeElector2

Ah! Ok sorry no problem I will fix in just a moment. In that case yes Gallatin can go to Kentucky

Kentucky is locked by Jackson and Taney

At the end of Round 3 J.Q. Adams 105 Taney 46 Gallatin 54 Jackson 55 1824 Election Round 4 @themiddlepolitical available choices are New York or Delaware

Jersey is locked by Adams and Gallatin. Taney can go to the Carolinas or Kentucky

Correction, Adams can only go to New Jersey but Taney has options

Jackson goes to Virginia @ConservativeElector2 Where to next for Adams and Taney?

At the end of Round 2 J.Q. Adams 98 Taney 36 Gallatin 44 Jackson 32 1824 Election Round 3 @themiddlepolitical

Jackson joins Gallatin in Ohio @ConservativeElector2 Adams goes to PA. Where does Taney go?

At the end of Round 1 J.Q. Adams 73 Taney 33 Gallatin 32 Jackson 20 1824 Election Round 2 @themiddlepolitical