Post the map of an election between the two preceding posters

[Boston Bread]

1896
Governor King (R-NJ) 239 EV
Senator Tell (D-IN) 208 EV
A lot like the RL election.

Main reason I posted was because I was curious what me vs Intell would look like.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Senator New CanadaLand (Social Democrat- VT) - 301 EV
Governor Intell (Communitarian- OH) - 237 EV

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

the election of 1932, coming so soon after the beginning of the great depression, marked a monumental shift in american politics. president santander's democratic party collapsed miserably, failing to make the runoff for the first time in decades. the republican party, under whose control congress had been picking constant fights with santander, also faced colossal losses. instead, the runoff was between two unexpected outsiders: mayor a. newton canadaland of milwaukee, running with a reärranged successor to the progressive party of roosevelt and lafollette, and john clash, the leader of the national american people's party, a militant right-populist xenophobic group taking its inspiration from similar movements in europe.

in the end it was a landslide. with resounding support from (most of) the political and business establishment, crushing margins with immigrants, women, and minority groups of all stripes (as well as the grudging support of louisiana's huey long, who had a longstanding personal feud with clash), mayor canadaland became the first president since the jacksonian era to not belong to either the republican or democratic parties.

1932 (runoff)
mayor alfred newton canadaland (p-wi) and governor d. ed flagblues (p-id) — 353 ev, 61% pv
party leader john clash (napp-ga) and party secretary stephen milo (napp-pa) — 178 ev, 39% pv

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Evergreen 274EV 49.4%
 Clash 264EV 48.8%

[White Trash]

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.

[Kingpoleon]

2032 Democratic Primary:

Fmr. Gov. Samuel Gourdon(D-LA): 60.6%
Sen. Peter Aziz(D-WA): 35.7%
Others: 3.7%

Gourdon was essentially a left-wing populist who was very dovish. Gourdon invented the term "paleoliberalism," referring to liberal populism combined with non-interventionism and fair trade. Aziz ran as a more right-leaning proponent of a more neoconservative outlook, along with supporting both TPP and "free and fair" trade. Aziz did best with left-libertarians, neoconservative Democrats, and independents. Gourdon's general popularity was left untainted as he contrasted himself with the ideas Aziz proposed, generally without directly challenging Aziz personally.

[Comrade Funk]

1940

Governor Kingpoleon (R-NJ) - 51.2% / 309 EV
Senator Southern Gothic (D-LA) - 46.6% / 222 EV

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

2020

President Leon P. O'King (IR-NJ) / Vice President John Kasich (R-OH) - 512
Senator Conrad "Comrade" Funk (ID-PA) / Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) - 26
The popular President O'King defeats Senator Funk in a landslide, praising his presidency and criticizing Funk's communism-centric screen name. While the latter was a cheap blow, it worked. Funk only wins Vermont, D.C., and his home state of Pennsylvania.

[Mr. Smith]

Democratic Primary, 2020

Governor Cedric "Comrade" Funk of Pennsylvania and Representative Paris E. Eberhardt of North Carolina were too surprisingly liberal choices, even for the Democratic Party. Because of the near lack of difference ideologically, it was character and personality that played out. Eberhardt portrayed herself as a down-to-earth Southern gal which appealed well to rural areas, Funk ran a Sanders-esque campaign, which helped him in the Northeast. The contest was neck and neck all the way to California, which Eberhardt won thanks to the Inland Empire.

[Bigby]

No Hillary or Bernie for 2016!

Congressman L.D. Smith of Virginia: First Place - Nominee
Congresswoman Melissa "Peebs" Peebles of North Carolina: Second Place
Fmr. Governor Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island: Third Place

Hillary Clinton gets indicted while Bernie Sanders dies from a stroke. Without the two major candidates participating, the Democratic primary became a fight between two dark horses. Congressman L.D. Smith was a mildly socially conservative populist candidate who aimed to win the election by bringing back Reagan Democrats into the fold. Meanwhile, Congresswoman Melissa Peebles of North Carolina ran largely as a Sanders replacement, though she avoided the socialist label at all costs. Finally, there was Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island who was entirely insignificant. Peebles made some impressive early wins, but Smith's appeal to Reagan Democrats worked wonderfully, especially as Fmr. Governor Jeb Bush of Florida won the Republican nomination in early April and announced his support for full and immediate amnesty as well as full support for acceptance of Syrian refugees. Many conservative Republicans bolted for Smith, giving him upset wins in western states where Peebles was expected to win instead. And so L.D. Smith clinched the 2016 Democratic nomination, becoming the 2nd Mormon in U.S. history to successfully represent a major political party for President after Mitt Romney in 2012.

[White Trash]

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%

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Governor Samuel Gotham (D-LA) - 355
Senator Ned Bigby (R-GA) - 183
Gotham's SoCon charms only managed to swing NC and his home state of LA in his favor, but he still won decisively.

[Comrade Funk]

Governor Abraham Washington (R-NY) - 322 EV / 50.2%
Senator Emily Peebs (D-NC) - 216 EV / 47.1%

The moderate Governor of New York rides a wave of resurgent popularity in the northern states to victory.

[Kingpoleon]

300: Gov. Abraham Washington/Rep. Gregory Walden - 50.5%
238: Fmr. Sen. Conrad Emun/Fmr. Rep. Benjamin Chandler - 46.0%
Others: 3.5%

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Everybody knows Angry NH Womyn and the 285 frywell (freiwal+VA) will come through to turn out at 120% for me God, that hurt to type.

Senator Conrad Funk (D-PA) - 272
Governor Leon P. O'King (R-NJ) - 266
O'King's MODERATE HERO stances helped him win the popular vote, but the 272 freiwal pulled through for Funk.  Another painful thing to type, but I think I've done this matchup before.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

election remains close throughout, is ultimately decided by governor peebs's excellent response to a hurricane in october

governor phoebe "peebs" saxifrage (d-nc) / senator teddy crumpets (d-wa) – 294ev, 50%pv
governor ken pollion (r-ar) / former governor calvin athcon (r-mi) – 244ev, 48%pv

[Mopsus]

When the Democrats nominated an avowed socialist and active tumblr user at their July convention, most observers were convinced that the Republican Party stood no chance of winning in hostile media coverage; however, not to give up without a fight, the Grand Old Party involuntarily drafts a 14-year-old Democrat.

Addendum: After the courts realized that neither candidate was ever actually eligible to President, the highest office in the land is handed over to a reluctant Paul Ryan.

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Green for evergreen
socialist for gray

[LLR]

Haslam (R-TN) 369 EVs, 58.1%
Violet Socialist (D-MO) 169 EVs, 40.3%

This is a very weird looking map, no?

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

President Bill Haslam (R-TN) - 272
Senator Larry L. Rock (D-NY) - 266
In 2020, President Haslam was relatively unpopular, making the race with Senator Rock extremely competitive, losing the popular vote by a tenth of a point, but winning due to an upset in Iowa.

[Kingpoleon]

Rep. Phoebe Debs(NC) - 57.60%
Fmr. Gov. Leonard L. Rockingham(NY) - 42.25%

The Democratic primary results in a win for Fmr. Gov. and Representative Debs, whose upset victory in Minnesota gave her the necessary momentum to take California, Florida, and Texas on June 4.

[beaver2.0]

Senator K. Ingpoleon and Governor Brian Sandoval of the Republicans narrowly beat Governor P. Eebs and Senator Amy Klobuchar 270 to 268.  Ingpoleon's focus on campaigning in the Northeast gave him the momentum he needed to give him election.

[This account no longer in use.]

Senator Leon King (R-AR) - 274 EV
Senator Bevan Tozerow (D-VA) - 264 EV

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

2016 Dem Primary

Senator Bevan Tozerow (VA)'s candidacy started as a practical joke that got out of hand, but he pressed forward and made it competitive with Senator Charles X. Smith (MA), who was the favorite to win the nomination. Tozerow mostly campaigned in relatively conservative states. An upset win in New Jersey left the nomination in doubt well into July. At the convention, Tozerow won the nomination with the minimum of 2,383 delegates on the first ballot. He went on to lose narrowly to President Leon King of the Republican Party.
Smith goes on to go against Senator Emily Peebleton in the 2020 Dem primary.

[Kingpoleon]

Sen. Charles X. Smith - 60.9%
Sen. Emily Peebleton - 39.1%

Smith won with a coalition of moderates, center-left progressives, and left-libertarians ideology-wise and young people 18-30, Southern blacks and Hispanics aged 18-45, and won the Western caucuses with the base. While Senator Peebleton received endorsements from Sanders and Warren, the more moderate members of their parties managed to overcome that far-left alliance. With Governor Gavin Newsom as his running-mate, Senator Smith goes on to face the popular President Leon King.