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[LeBron]

Speaker Scott (D-CT) defeats Governor Adam FitzGerald (D-OH) in the Democratic primary.

[LeBron]

Governor Oldiesfreak1854 (R-MI)/Senator Dean Heller (R-NV) - 285 EVs
Governor Adam C. FitzGerald (D-OH)/Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) - 253 EVs

The election dramatically isolated parts of the nation for one candidate or the other. The Northeast and Pacific stuck with the Democrats while the South and West went for the Republicans. While the Ohio Governor did not fear he would lose his own state, Wisconsin's tossup nature and it's proximity to Michigan resulted in him picking Senator Baldwin in order to better their chances there while also balancing the male/female ticket that were both LGBT.

Oldiesfreak, feeling confident that he could carry Michigan, decides to pick a popular Republican Senator from Nevada after Governor Adam FitzGerald's botched comment early on that he would promise that he would never overturn the ban on prostitution.

In the end, Governor ACF narrowly holds on in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Oregon while Oldiesfreak sweeps a number of tossup states down south and out west giving him the victory.

[LeBron]

1912:

Senator TNF (S-KY)/State Sen. Eugene V. Debs (S-IN) - 293 EVs
Governor Adam C. FitzGerald (D-OH)/Senator Thomas Gore (D-OK) - 238 EVs

[LeBron]

2032 Democratic Primary:

Reverend Scott (D-CT)
Governor Adam C. FitzGerald (D-OH)

Rev. Scott is backed heavily in the South for being more economically conservative than was his opponent, Adam FitzGerald. FitzGerald's promotion for strict gun control and critical stances on certain religions including Mormonism and Catholicism also helps Scott greatly in the South, most of the Northeast and Mountain area in the Democratic primary. However, Adam FitzGerald gets the backing of many middle-class workers, unions and minorities in the industrial and Pacific states.

Ultimately, Rev. Scott significantly outnumbered the number of highly populated states carried by FitzGerald and wins the popular vote and most delegates for the nomination.