Oh god, it's insanely useful.
I have a spreadsheet set up that lets me copy and paste the bulk of the listing from your counter. Drop it into the spreadsheet, and it presents me the new count, easy as pie. Takes me just a few minutes.
That's the way to do it!
I, Panacea has stepped up again, just 55 points ahead of its nearest rival, MirrorVerse. Next one after I, Pancea seems to be Really Bad End, but it's not unlikely that NSW and Wyvern really will overhaul it before it finally has a go on.
Oh, I'd say it's a lot more likely than that.
MirrorVerse is most likely going to take home Vote 86, by a margin of 20-some votes. Not that big in the scheme of things, but it's the very next vote, so unless someone mounts a determined campaign it's unlikely to shift much. But after that,
Recoil looks set to charge ahead and win Vote 87 by a staggering 180+ votes. It brought in the most votes for the second round in a row running, and may be climbing up to Wyvern's old throne. Speaking of which,
Wyvern is projected to take Vote 88 by 70+ votes -- on Christmas day, no less! (No guarantee there)
In Vote 89 we have
NSW, projected to win by 20 votes. Still a few weeks away so that could change, but we'll see. Then finally,
finally Really Bad End gets its turn in Vote 90, where it wins by a rock-solid 150+ votes.
Alea Iacta Est follows suite in Vote 91, winning by 110+.
Predictions for the next few rounds have shifted from last time.
Meet the Heberts has moved up in the schedule from Vote 94, and now looks to be winning Vote 92 by only 5 votes. We'll see if it holds there, or continues to gain ground.
Trump Card is still expected to win Vote 93, but the margin is in the 20s -- enough for it to shift in the month it'll take us to get there.
All Alone is in similar straights, winning Vote 94 with a margin in the 30s.
Finally,
Danny & Taylor rounds out the selection in Vote 95, by a margin of 81.
From there, rounds-to-win estimates are:
Alea Iacta Est: 7
All Alone: 25
Bait & Switch: 23
Confrontation II: 3
Danny & Taylor: 35
Hostage Situation: 10
I, Panacea: 3
Junior Hero: 6
Meet the Heberts: 18
MirrorVerse: 14
NSW: 17
Nemesis: 14
One More Trigger: 8
Really Bad End: 45
Recoil: 3
Security!: 6
Slippery Slope: 5
Trump Card: 10
War Games: 5
Wyvern: 5
Accuracy this round was 97.46% overall, with an average deviation of 12. Most accurate was
Really Bad End, which came in exactly on-target. Least accurate was
Slippery Slope, which got a whopping 43 more votes than anticipated at only 89.83% accuracy.
And for my vote:
[X] Meet the Heberts - 6
[X] NSW - 5
[X] War Games - 4
[X] One More Trigger - 3
[X] Security! - 2
[X] Recoil - 1