#public forum

Here the people will decide which are which.

Polls are posted in Pokedex order, with the exception of any requests

Request Rules:

1. Check to see if it has already been requested/completed. If you search the name of the Pokemon on this blog, it should appear if it has already been requested. If you want, you can also check the results document linked below

2. Now that we are close to completing the pokedex, no more regular pokemon requests. It will be easier for me to organize and schedule the remaining standard Pokemon polls in advance if I don’t have to worry about people requesting regular Pokemon. Variants which differ from the standard forms are still allowed (see rule #5)

3. Only one request per ask. You are allowed to request as many pokemon as you like, but send them in seperate asks

4. If you request any non-standard poll (which would include requesting things that are not pokemon, or having options besides "creature, guy, thing") then that poll will be saved and posted on April 1st EDIT: Now that April 1st 2026 has passed, requests like this will either be saved for the end of all normal posting, or April 1st 2027, whichever comes first

5. Variants of Pokemon (mega, regional, etc) are allowed for requests as long as they have a different shape/design from the original Pokemon. (So shiny and dynamax Pokemon are not valid, for example)

Results Document

"Resolved: The Federal Trade Commission should establish a federal regulatory framework for sports betting."

is extremely disappointing. Especially since it got less than half of the student vote.

"A total of 324 coaches and 1,153 students voted for the resolution. The winning resolution received 60% of the coach vote and 45% of the student vote."

Now I don't do PF. I don't do any form of debate. But the other option

"Resolved: The Supreme Court should overturn District of Columbia v. Heller."

Is so so much more relevant to people, especially anyone who is in a school setting (students, teachers, parapros, ect). It's even more disappointing considering the fact that it could have been a great opportunity to mention the faults made by organizations such as the NSDA when it comes to protection of our nation with District of Columbia v. Heller in place.