You have 200,200 extra votes to give to any candidates who ran in 2020. Who do you give them to?

[brucejoel99]

95,634 to Cal Cunningham, just to keep the Helms Hex alive

In all seriousness, this is one easy list to produce: 45,045 to Al Gross, 60,712 to Steve Bullock, & 70,423 to Sara Gideon.

In terms of the House, it doesn't really need to be touched: control is control there. If at all possible, the remaining 24,020 would be best utilized in the results of any state legislative races that could actually flip the partisan control of chambers.

[brucejoel99]

SENATORS MARTHA MCSALLY, JOHN JAMES, and DAVID PERDUE HERE WE COME!

McSally needed 78,807 more votes to win, James needed 92,336 more votes to win, & Perdue needed 54,945 more votes to win, all of which adds up to 226,088 more votes having been needed for all of them to have won, so if those are your options, then you're already 25,888 votes over your allotted number of 200,200 extra votes.

[brucejoel99]

SENATORS MARTHA MCSALLY, JOHN JAMES, and DAVID PERDUE HERE WE COME!

McSally needed 78,807 more votes to win, James needed 92,336 more votes to win, & Perdue needed 54,945 more votes to win, all of which adds up to 226,088 more votes having been needed for all of them to have won, so if those are your options, then you're already 25,888 votes over your allotted number of 200,200 extra votes.

Perdue was only like .07% from clearing the 50% bar to prevent a run off.

Ah, if we're just talking Nov. instead of Jan., then Perdue would've needed an additional 26,942 votes - with no additional votes being cast for Ossoff or the Libertarian - in order to prevent a run-off, so in tandem with McSally's 78,807 & James' 92,336, allocating those extra votes in such fashion would just barely be doable at 198,085, with just 2,115 votes to spare!

Also, unrelated but you might wanna shorten your display name, as it's currently wrecking havoc on your formatting size.