Post the map of an election between the two preceding posters

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Senator Tim Turner/Senator Jim Webb - 362 EVs - 53.1%
Governor Leinad Daniel/ Representative Peter King - 176 EVs - 45.8%

Senator Tim Turner runs a populist campaign with the Mississippi river forming his base. Governor Leinad emphasizes economic issues and his ability to get bipartisan support in Congress. Republicans over-perform with Hispanics, but under-perform badly with Southern whites and Texans. Campaign has very high turnout for both parties.

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Senator L.D. Smith runs a campaign focusing on economic issues and being socially pragmatic. Portrays himself as some one willing to cooperate and work with the Republicans in general and the Religious Right in particular. House Minority Leader Thomas "Biscuit" Biscotti runs a very liberal campaign, advocating for the rights of labor and industry. Wins over upper New England the Midwest while Senator Smith takes the South and the  Mountain West.

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( Peter King is kinda goofy. I was just taking Tim Turner's suggestion for your running mate )

Governor Daniel Leinad runs a Rand Paul-esque campaign and sweeps the West and uses Appalachia as his firewall. Senator Clark Kent wins over the Northeast and the Plains, presenting himself as a traditionalist compared to the Governor's libertarianism. Senator Kent gets the backing of the party establishment and receives the nod at the RNC.

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Richard Nixon is implicated in a major corruption scandal and is impeached in '71. His Vice President, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve under the Eisenhower administration, Darren Pisterly has never held an elected office. Pisterly is challenged in the primaries by California Governor Ronald Reagan and Texas Congressmen George Bush. Despite losing a majority of the delegates, the Vice President is nominated at a brokered convention. During the general campaign VP. Pisterly does his best to maintain the Republican brand and largely campaigns out West, hoping to counter the rising momentum of the Libertarian Party.

Virginia Governor Bufford "Beaver" DuPoineau is nominated by the Democratic party's Southern and Moderate blocs after a close but civil race against South Dakota Senator George McGovern. Bufford does his best to cobble together the old New Deal coalition while launching a series of negative attacks against the GOP concerning the Nixon corruption scandal.

Gov. Bufford "Beaver" DuPoineau (D-VA)/Lester Maddox (D-GA) 281 EVs (53.2%)
VP. Darren Pisterly (R-DC)/ Gov. George Romney (R-MI) 257 EVs (43.1%)

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In the Democratic primary, popular Vice President Pascal Collins of Washington faces only a token opposition in the form of ultra-progressive Portland mayor, Everly Green.

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In a strange parallel to the election of 1896, the Libertarian Party and the Republican party collaborate to nominate a joint ticket. The Mountain West and parts of Upper New England swing over to the Republican party for the first time in a while. Meanwhile, the Religious right and SoCons turn to the Democratic party, bringing the South under the Democratic fold.

Lincoln D. Smith/Evan Bayh 360 EVs 53.1%
Bob Bigsby/Rand Paul 178 EVs 45.2%

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Decided to make Kingpo a 'Pub for the sake of this map.

Rep. Kingsford P. Leon (R-AR)/Sen. Abraham Washington (R-NY)- 294 EVs/54.1% PV
Los Angeles Mayor Calvin Dream (D-CA)/Rep. Emily Peebly (D-NC)- 246 EVs/ 43.8% PV

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Sen. Thomas C. Crumpet (D-WA) defeats the insurgent, radical campaign of former Green Party member Rep. Phoebe Tedginer (D-NC). The establishment gives their full support to Senator Crumpet while far-leftists, DINOS and #latteliberals cast their votes for Phoebe.

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The Democratic Party doubles down on the Clinton strategy and nominates a third way centrist, Senator Heath Changer of Virginia. The senator runs on a platform of social liberalism and pragmatic, centrist economic planning.

Meanwhile, the Republicans give in to the demands of the social conservative wing and nominate former fire and brimstone preacher, Representative Robert Fayette of California.  The Representative's nomination brings the party platform a few steps to the left on economics and a leaps and bounds to the right on cultural and social issues.

Rep. Robert Fayette (R-CA)/Frmr. Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA)- 295 EV- 50.2%
Sen. Heath Changer (D-VA)/Frmr. HUD. Julian Castro (D-TX)- 243 EV- 46.3%