The 2016 Presidential Election

2012 ← → 2020

212 107 votes needed to win   Candidate Keith B. Warner Kaitlynn Barton George Gibson Party Democratic Republican Constitution Party Alliance Democratic Union Republicans of the World Third Parties United Home state Versailles New Oxford Georgetown Running mate Jason Nichols Gregory Morris Goodwin Chapman Electoral vote 111 65 21 Delegate count 27 12 15 States carried 7 1 0 electoral college vote 1627577719 731642307 298980729 Percentage 51.7% 23.3% 9.5%

Source: The Unitary Election Commisssion

President before election before election Keith B. Warner Democratic Elected president Keith B. Warner Democratic

The Oasaes presidential election of 2016, scheduled for Tuesday, November 8, 2016, will be the 16th quadrennial U.S. presidential election. Voters selected presidential electors who in turn elected a new president and vice president through the Electoral College. The term limit established in the Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution prevents the incumbent President, Barack Obama, of the Democratic Party, from being elected to a third term.

Democratic Party presidential primaries

The 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries and caucuses took place in the parliamentary districts prior to the 2016 party convention which determined the Democratic Party's nominee for President of Oasaes, who was incumbent president, Keith Warner. The Democratic nomination system required nominees to capture 179 pledged nominations, and 59 superdelegates for a total of 238 delegates required to receive the nomination.

Leading candidates

Candidate		Most recent position	Candidacy	Estimated delegate votes		Contests won
				Pledged and Superdelegates	Path to nomination
Keith B. Warner (Nominated)		President of Oasaes (2012–16)		Pledged delegates 320 / 424   (75%)	Total delegate votes towards nomination 427/283 (151%)	7
				Superdelegates 107 / 141   (76%)	Additional delegate votes needed for nomination 0
Scarlett Haines		19th Governor of Cambridge (2012–16)		Pledged delegates 103 / 424   (24%)	Total delegate votes towards nomination 138/283 (49%)	1
				Superdelegates 34 / 141   (24%)	Additional delegate votes needed for nomination 145

Republican Party presidential primaries

The 2016 Republican Party presidential primaries and caucuses took place in the parliamentary districts prior to the 2016 party convention which determined the Republican Party's nominee for President of Oasaes, who was Carson Smith III. The Republican nomination system required nominees to capture 83 pledged nominations, and 28 superdelegates for a total of 111 delegates required to receive the nomination.

Leading candidates

Candidate		Most recent position	Candidacy	Estimated delegate votes		Contests won
				Pledged and Superdelegates	Path to nomination
Kaitlynn Barton (Nominated)		Representative of Cambridge (2014–present)		Pledged delegates 105 / 252   (42%)	Total delegate votes towards nomination 140/336 (42%)	5
				Superdelegates 35 / 84   (42%)	Additional delegate votes needed for nomination 0
Gregory Morriss		Representative of New Oxford (2014–present)		Pledged delegates 65 / 252   (26%)	Total delegate votes towards nomination 86/336 (26%)	1
				Superdelegates 22 / 84   (26%)	Additional delegate votes needed for nomination 25
Carson Smith III		CEO of CitizenUnited (1985–2010)		Pledged delegates 82 / 252   (33%)	Total delegate votes towards nomination 110/336 (32%)	1
				Superdelegates 27 / 84   (32%)	Additional delegate votes needed for nomination 1

Minority Party Primaries

The Socialist Party

The Constitution Party