2024 Corintheian presidential election

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2024 Corintheian presidential election
← 2020 October 28, 2024 (2024-10-28) 2028 →

412 members of the Electoral College
207 electoral votes votes needed to win
TurnoutDecrease 61.0%
  Sandra Carter Official 2021.jpg Kelvin Fout official portrait 2020.jpg
Candidate Sandra Carter Kelvin Fout
Party Progressive Nationalist
Home state Pacifica Mainbridge
Running mate Ronald Hartman Cecelia Stevenson
Electoral vote 261 151
States carried 10 + AC 12
Popular vote 26,157,509 22,630,973
Percentage 53.62% 46.38%

2024 Corintheian presidential election results.jpg
2024 presidential electoral results

President before election

Sandra Carter
Progressive

Elected President

Sandra Carter
Progressive

The 2024 Corintheian presidential election is the 58th quadrennial presidential election and was held in Corintheia on Monday, October 28, 2024. Voters in each state and the federal district (Augusta City) voted to indirectly elect the next president and vice-president through members selected in the 2024 primary elections to represent each state in the Electoral College. Approximately one month after the election is held, the members of the Electoral College will meet in their respective state capitols to formally vote for the president and vice-president.

The incumbent president, Sandra Carter, a member of the Progressive Party, ran for re-election and won, with her current vice-president, Ronald Hartman, as her running mate. Carter won with no opposition in the primary elections and was officially nominated in August of 2024 at the Progressive Party Convention. Senator Kelvin Fout won the Nationalist Party nomination after a competitive primary election. Fout chose Governor Cecelia Stevenson as his running mate and both were officially nominated at their parties convention in July 2024.

In the 2020 presidential election Carter won in a landslide, however, polling had shown that the 2024 election will be much tigther election but this was not the case. This was most likely attributed to the approval rating for Carter had been less than satisfactory throughout her first term. Carter's approval rating in 2022 went as low as 37% due to the affair her Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense had engaged in. Carter had denied she knew the affair was taking place but an investiagtion by the House Committee on Standards & Practices showed the president knew of the affair and ignored it. This scandal almost led to Carter being investigated by the House for impeachment.

Throughout the election Fout focused on the scandal, often exaggerating details and claims made by independent news outlets that had been characterized as satirical. Fout denied exaggerating any details and has stated numerous times inside sources have confirmed these claims but has refused to say who. He was criticized for his lack of policy platform and of the few he had released are often meant to benefit the upper class and major corporations.

Background

Campaign issues

Progressive Party

Nationalist Party

Polling and forecasts

Source of poll Dates taken Sandra Carter
Progressive
Kelvin Fout
Nationalist
Other/
Undecided
Margin
Corintheia Political Insights September 30 – October 3, 2024 47.8% 49.2% 3.0% Fout +1.4%
Corintheian Public Opinion Institute October 4, 2024 47.2% 48.6% 4.2% Fout +1.4%
Unity Polling Network September 25, 2024 50.2% 48.2% 1.6% Carter +2.0%
Civic Research Group September 16 – October 1, 2024 46.3% 49.3% 4.4% Fout +3.0%
Sentinel Analytics September 25 – October 2, 2024 51.2% 46.8% 2.0% Carter +4.4%
Vox Polling October 2, 2024 49.3% 42.7% 8.0% Carter +6.6%

Debates

Network Date Time Popular
Opinon
AMG June 20, 2024 8PM PDT Carter
NewsNowNetwork August 23, 2024 8PM PDT Carter
NCN September 26, 2024 8PM PDT Fout