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** Alice is the ruler of PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny; the election is rigged and nothing but a [[VillainWithGoodPublicity publicity stunt]].
** The country is not yet ''quite'' a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives seventy-five percent of the votes.
** The country is not yet ''quite'' a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives seventy-five percent of the votes.
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** Alice is the ruler of PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny; TheDictatorship; the election is rigged and nothing but a [[VillainWithGoodPublicity publicity stunt]].
** The country is not yet ''quite''a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, TheDictatorship, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives seventy-five percent of the votes.
** The country is not yet ''quite''
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* '''Defied''': Bob, the opposition leader in PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, is warned that President Alice intends to rig the upcoming election and sets out to find evidence of those plans.
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* '''Defied''': Bob, the opposition leader in PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, TheDictatorship, is warned that President Alice intends to rig the upcoming election and sets out to find evidence of those plans.
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* '''Inverted''': DecidedByOneVoteAlice and Bob are neck-and-neck throughout the election and [[DecidedByOneVote the result comes down to the last vote]].
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** Alice wins by a landslide -- as in, an actual landslide crushed Bob to death before the election.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Alice is elected unanimously. Even other candidates votes for her.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Alice is elected unanimously. Even the other candidates votes vote for her.
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** Despite the difference in sheer vote count, Alice's party still doesn't have an absolute majority in the Parliament, and a run-off vote is required.
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** Despite the difference in sheer vote count, Alice's party still doesn't have an absolute majority in the Parliament, Parliament and so a run-off vote is required.
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** Many votes for Alice were withheld and/or many votes for Bob were [[VoteEarlyVoteOften duplicates]], so her landslide victory is restored.
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** Many Alice's votes for Alice were withheld and/or many votes for Bob undercounted, Bob's were [[VoteEarlyVoteOften duplicates]], overcounted]], or both, so her landslide victory is restored.
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** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy curb-stomp victory in the final round of the election.
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** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy curb-stomp victory in the final round of the election.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Alice gets all votes.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Alice gets all votes.is elected unanimously. Even Bob votes for her.
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** The country is not yet ''quite'' a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives 75% of the votes.
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** The country is not yet ''quite'' a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives 75% seventy-five percent of the votes.
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* '''Played or Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets ninety percent of the votes.
* '''Played or Drama''': Alice wins re-election with ninety percent of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played or Drama''': Alice wins re-election with ninety percent of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Played or for Laughs''': Bob is Bob, the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets ninety percent of the votes.
* '''Playedor for Drama''': Alice wins re-election with ninety percent of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are both running for president, and Alice gets a 75% of the votes.
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* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are both running for president, to become president of Tropeland, and Alice gets a 75% seventy-five percent of the votes.
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* '''Downplayed''': Alice gets 60% of the votes in a country where no candidate has ever received more than 55% of the votes before.
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* '''Downplayed''': Alice gets 60% is elected as president, getting sixty percent of the votes in a country where no candidate has ever received more than 55% fifty-five percent of the votes for president before.
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* '''Double Subverted''': Alice gets the required majority after curbstomping Bob again in the run-off.
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** Many votes for Alice were withheld and/or many votes for Bob were [[VoteEarlyVoteOften duplicates]], so her landslide victory is restored.
** Alice gets the required majority after curbstomping Bob again in the
** Many votes for Alice were withheld and/or many votes for Bob were [[VoteEarlyVoteOften duplicates]], so her landslide victory is restored.
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** The results are blatantly rigged in Alice's favour, e.g. by claiming she got 100 million votes even though there are only 5 million citizens in the country.
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** Alice gets 100% of the vote - as in that Alice's vote for herself was the ''only'' vote cast. Everyone else [[SkewedPriorities was too busy watching TV to bother with the election]].
* '''Zig Zagged''': Bob wins the first round with 49% of the votes, and Alice gets 25%, with the remainder scattered between various third-party candidates, but a run-off vote between the top two candidates is required due to Bob not getting 50% or more of the vote. Due to Bob being hit by a major scandal in-between the first and second rounds of the election, and the third-party voters all siding with Alice, the second round results in Alice winning with 70% of the vote to Bob's 30%.
** Alice gets 100% of the vote - as in that Alice's vote for herself was the ''only'' vote cast. Everyone else [[SkewedPriorities was too busy watching TV to bother with the election]].
* '''Zig Zagged''': Bob wins the first round with 49% of the votes, and Alice gets 25%, with the remainder scattered between various third-party candidates, but a run-off vote between the top two candidates is required due to Bob not getting 50% or more of the vote. Due to Bob being hit by a major scandal in-between the first and second rounds of the election, and the third-party voters all siding with Alice, the second round results in Alice winning with 70% of the vote to Bob's 30%.
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** The results claim that Alice somehow got 169% one hundred sixty-nine percent of the votes.
** Alice gets100% a hundred percent of the vote - -- as in that Alice's vote for herself was the ''only'' vote cast. Everyone else [[SkewedPriorities was too busy watching TV to bother with the election]].
*'''Zig Zagged''': '''Zig-Zagged''': Bob wins the first round with 49% forty-nine percent of the votes, and Alice gets 25%, twenty-five percent, with the remainder scattered between various third-party candidates, but a run-off vote between the top two candidates is required due to Bob not getting 50% or more an absolute majority of the vote. Due to Bob being hit by a major scandal in-between the first and second rounds of the election, and the third-party voters all siding with Alice, the second round results in Alice winning with 70% seventy percent of the vote to Bob's 30%.thirty percent.
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** Bob's opponents launch massive smear campaigns against him, and keep going long after it's clear that he almost certainly can't win. They don't just want an Alice victory - they want to give Bob a crushing defeat from which he can never recover.
** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy curbstomp victory in the final round of the election.
** Alice is a PresidentEvil who systematically works to undermine the opposition so that she can "win" re-election in a landslide and use her "popularity" to justify pushing her nefarious agenda.
** Bob is an in-universe celebrity who never wanted to be President. [[SpringtimeForHitler His candidacy is merely a PR stunt that went too far]]. Once he - to his horror - becomes his party's presidential candidate, it's too late to resign, so all he can do is make his campaign as unpalatable as possible to ensure that he'll get curbstomped in the general election.
** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy curbstomp victory in the final round of the election.
** Alice is a PresidentEvil who systematically works to undermine the opposition so that she can "win" re-election in a landslide and use her "popularity" to justify pushing her nefarious agenda.
** Bob is an in-universe celebrity who never wanted to be President. [[SpringtimeForHitler His candidacy is merely a PR stunt that went too far]]. Once he - to his horror - becomes his party's presidential candidate, it's too late to resign, so all he can do is make his campaign as unpalatable as possible to ensure that he'll get curbstomped in the general election.
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** Bob's opponents launch massive smear campaigns against him, and keep going long after it's clear that he almost certainly can't win. They don't just want an Alice victory - -- they want to give Bob [[CurbStompBattle a crushing defeat defeat]] from which he can never recover.
** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easycurbstomp curb-stomp victory in the final round of the election.
** Alice is a PresidentEvil who works systematicallyworks to undermine the opposition so that she can "win" 'win' re-election in a landslide and use her "popularity" 'popularity' to justify pushing her nefarious agenda.
** Bob is an in-universe celebrity who never wanted to be President. [[SpringtimeForHitler His candidacy is merely a PR stunt that went toofar]]. far.]] Once he - -- to his horror - -- becomes his party's presidential candidate, it's too late to resign, so all he can do is make his campaign as unpalatable as possible to ensure that he'll get curbstomped in the general election.
** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy
** Alice is a PresidentEvil who works systematically
** Bob is an in-universe celebrity who never wanted to be President. [[SpringtimeForHitler His candidacy is merely a PR stunt that went too
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* '''Discussed''': "Bob is a terrible candidate. There is no way he'll get more than like 20% of the votes."
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* '''Discussed''': "Bob is a terrible candidate. There is no way he'll get more than like 20% than, like, twenty percent of the votes."
* '''Conversed''':???"That was a near-beat-for-beat fictionalization of this presidential election in that country."
* '''Implied''': Alice looks more than just glad she won the election, Bob looks more than just disappointed he lost it, or both.
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* '''Implied''': Alice looks more than just glad she won the election, Bob looks more than just disappointed he lost it, or both.
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* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 90% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice wins re-election with 90% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice wins re-election with 90% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Played For or Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 90% ninety percent of the votes.
* '''PlayedFor or Drama''': Alice wins re-election with 90% ninety percent of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Exaggerated''': The only person who voted for Bob was himself. Everyone else went with Alice.
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* '''Exaggerated''': The only person who voted for Bob was himself. Everyone else went with Alice.Alice gets all votes.
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* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 80% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice wins re-election with 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice wins re-election with 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 80% 90% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice wins re-election with80% 90% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice wins re-election with
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** Bob's party has been in power for a while, and has been ''spectacularly'' terrible at governing. The majority of the electorate is desperate to get rid of them.
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** Bob's party has been is currently in power for a while, power, and has been ''spectacularly'' terrible at governing. The majority of the electorate is desperate to get rid of them.
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** Despite the difference in sheer vote count, Alice's party still doesn't have an absolute majority in the Parliament, and a second round is required.
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** Despite the difference in sheer vote count, Alice's party still doesn't have an absolute majority in the Parliament, and a second round run-off vote is required.
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* '''Double Subverted''':
** Alice finds a legal loophole and manages to get the second round cancelled.
** Alice curbstomps Bob again in the second round and gets the required majority.
** Alice finds a legal loophole and manages to get the second round cancelled.
** Alice curbstomps Bob again in the second round and gets the required majority.
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**Subverted''': Alice finds a legal loophole and manages to get the second round cancelled.
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* '''Zig Zagged''': Bob wins the first round with 49% of the votes, and Alice gets 25%, with the remainder scattered between various third-party candidates, but a second round run-off vote between the top two candidates is required due to Bob not getting 50% or more of the vote. Due to Bob being hit by a major scandal in-between the first and second rounds of the election, and the third-party voters all siding with Alice, the second round results in Alice winning with 70% of the vote to Bob's 30%.
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* '''Zig Zagged''': ???Bob wins the first round with 49% of the votes, and Alice gets 25%, with the remainder scattered between various third-party candidates, but a second round is required due to Bob not getting 50% or more of the vote. Due to Bob being hit by a major scandal in-between the first and second rounds of the election, and the third-party voters all siding with Alice, the second round results in Alice winning with 70% of the vote to Bob's 30%.
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** Alice gets 100% of the vote - as in that Alice's vote for herself was the ''only'' vote cast. Everyone else [[SkewedPriorities was too busy watching TV to bother with the election]].
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** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy curbstomp victory in the final round of the election.
** Alice is a PresidentEvil who systematically works to undermine the opposition so that she can "win" re-election in a landslide and use her "popularity" to justify pushing her nefarious agenda.
** Bob's opponents launch massive smear campaigns against him, and keep going long after it's clear that he almost certainly can't win. They don't just want an Alice victory - they want to give Bob a crushing defeat from which he can never recover.
** Bob is unpalatable to most voters. Alice's party conspires to help him win his party's nomination, hoping that it'll give Alice an easy curbstomp victory in the final round of the election.
** Alice is a PresidentEvil who systematically works to undermine the opposition so that she can "win" re-election in a landslide and use her "popularity" to justify pushing her nefarious agenda.
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* '''Reconstructed''': After Bob's failure, his party examines what went wrong and uses this knowledge to their advantage in future elections.
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* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets wins re-election with 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that his landslide victory is guaranteed]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 80% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters in areas that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters in areas that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that his landslide victory is guaranteed]].he's guaranteed to win re-election in a landslide]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 80% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses votersin areas that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters
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** Bob's party has fallen apart during the campaign; this undermined his chances of winning.
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** Alice is the ruler of PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny; the election is rigged and nothing but a [[VillainWithGoodPublicity publicity stunt]].
** The country is not yet ''quite'' a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives 75% of the votes.
** Bob's partyhas had fallen apart during the campaign; this undermined his chances of winning.winning.
** Bob gets caught up in a major scandal shortly before the election.
** Bob's party has been in power for a while, and has been ''spectacularly'' terrible at governing. The majority of the electorate is desperate to get rid of them.
** Bob's policies are too radical to garner much public support, so the more pragmatic Alice easily beats him.
** Alice is so strong and popular that pretty much no one would stand a chance against her, even though Bob would likely win against a generic opponent.
** There's no particular reason for Alice's large win. She just happens to be more charismatic and much better at connecting with voters.
** The country is not yet ''quite'' a PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, as there is still a semi-functional democratic multi-party system that could theoretically get rid of the current president, Alice. However, she's a PresidentEvil who has been using her power to intimidate political opponents, dismantle the free press, spread propaganda and suppress voters in areas that prefer Bob. Her underhanded tactics pay off when she receives 75% of the votes.
** Bob's party
** Bob gets caught up in a major scandal shortly before the election.
** Bob's party has been in power for a while, and has been ''spectacularly'' terrible at governing. The majority of the electorate is desperate to get rid of them.
** Bob's policies are too radical to garner much public support, so the more pragmatic Alice easily beats him.
** Alice is so strong and popular that pretty much no one would stand a chance against her, even though Bob would likely win against a generic opponent.
** There's no particular reason for Alice's large win. She just happens to be more charismatic and much better at connecting with voters.
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** Polls suggest that Alice will win by a huge margin. When the election comes, she barely scrapes together enough votes.
** Despite the difference in sheer vote count, Alice's party still doesn't have an absolute majority in the Parliament, and a second round is
** Polls suggest that Alice will win by a huge margin. When the election comes, she barely scrapes together enough votes.
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** The results are blatantly rigged in Alice's favour, e.g. by claiming she got 100 million votes even though there are only 5 million citizens in the country.
** "The results are in! Alice, who received EleventyZillion votes, is our new president!"
** The results claim that Alice somehow got 169% of the votes.
** The results are blatantly rigged in Alice's favour, e.g. by claiming she got 100 million votes even though there are only 5 million citizens in the country.
** "The results are in! Alice, who received EleventyZillion votes, is our new president!"
** The results claim that Alice somehow got 169% of the votes.
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* '''Deconstructed''': Bob, embarassed and depressed over his defeat, puts his political career to an end.
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* '''Deconstructed''': Bob, embarassed embarrassed and depressed over his defeat, puts his political career to an end.end.
* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that his landslide victory is guaranteed]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 80% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters in areas that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
* '''Played For Laughs''': Bob is the current president, and is doing an awful job. This doesn't stop him from spending his entire campaign [[GiftedlyBad bragging about how he's the best president ever]] and [[TemptingFate that his landslide victory is guaranteed]]. He is ''not'' happy when Alice gets 80% of the votes.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice gets 80% of the votes because she's a PresidentEvil who intimidates political opponents, works to destroy the free press, spreads propaganda and suppresses voters in areas that favour her opposition. Her large margin of victory indicates that the public has largely given up the fight against her increasingly tyrannical regime.
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* '''Enforced''': ???"It wouldn't make any sense that Bob won with his party on the verge of going down in flames."
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** Alice curbstomps Bob again in the second round.
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** Alice curbstomps Bob again in the second round.round and gets the required majority.
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** The election is a relatively close call.
** No election takes place at all.
** The election is a relatively close call.
** No election takes place at all.
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* '''Exploited''': ???Charles, who has long tried to win the leadership of the opposing party away from Bob, builds his campaign on his rival's resounding defeat and is chosen to lead the party in Bob's place.
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* '''Defied''': Bob, the opposition leader in PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, is warned that President Alice intends to rig the upcoming election and sets out to find evidence of those plans to discredit Alice.
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* '''Defied''': Bob, the opposition leader in PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, is warned that President Alice intends to rig the upcoming election and sets out to find evidence of those plans to discredit Alice.plans.
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* '''Defied''': ???Bob, the opposition leader in PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny, is warned that President Alice intends to rig the upcoming election and sets out to find evidence of those plans to discredit Alice.
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Despite the difference in sheer vote count, Alice's party still doesn't have an absolute majority in the Parliament, and a second round is required.
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** Alice finds a legal loophole and manages to get the second round cancelled.
** Alice curbstomps Bob again in the second round.
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** Alice finds a legal loophole and manages to get the second round cancelled.
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'''Basic Trope''': An election is won by an ample margin of votes.
* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are both running for president, and Alice gets a 75% of the votes.
* '''Exaggerated''': The only person who voted for Bob was himself. Everyone else went with Alice.
* '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''':
** Alice is the ruler of PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny; the election is nothing but a [[VillainWithGoodPublicity publicity stunt]].
** Bob's party has fallen apart during the campaign; this undermined his chances of winning.
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* '''Deconstructed''': Bob, embarassed and depressed over his defeat, puts his political career to an end.
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* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are both running for president, and Alice gets a 75% of the votes.
* '''Exaggerated''': The only person who voted for Bob was himself. Everyone else went with Alice.
* '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''':
** Alice is the ruler of PeoplesRepublicOfTyranny; the election is nothing but a [[VillainWithGoodPublicity publicity stunt]].
** Bob's party has fallen apart during the campaign; this undermined his chances of winning.
* '''Inverted''': ???
* '''Subverted''': ???
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* '''Deconstructed''': Bob, embarassed and depressed over his defeat, puts his political career to an end.
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