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The countries of the world sent ambassadors to debate the age old question: Are traps gay?
Rules:
Every person gets to vote for your country
No duplicate voting
Each vote counts as 2 points, except for the first vote for a country, which counts as 3
Each update I will include an updated map, and the voting values of each country
Whichever choice is higher for a country gains the electoral votes for said country
Rules:
Every person gets to vote for your country
No duplicate voting
Each vote counts as 2 points, except for the first vote for a country, which counts as 3
Each update I will include an updated map, and the voting values of each country
Whichever choice is higher for a country gains the electoral votes for said country
