Post the map of an election between the two preceding posters

[ElectionsGuy]

Grand Maester Goldwater (R-WA): 299
Senator TNF (D-KY): 239

[ElectionsGuy]

1992

Senator TNF (D-Kentucky): 283
Anton Kreitzer (R-Australia): 255

Popular Vote:

Anton Kreitzer (R-Australia): 49.1%
Senator TNF (D-Kentucky): 48.9%
Other/Independent: 2.0%

Despite losing the popular vote by 0.2%, TNF wins the electoral college 283-255. He benefited from a very close win in both California and Georgia. Kreitzer's strongholds were the mountain west, the deep south, and the upper Midwest. The upper Midwest is a usually leaning democrat area, but they got turned off by TNF's views on certain issues. TNF's strongholds were the upper south (appalachia/Ozarks) and especially the Northeast. The pacific Northwest was also supportive of TNF.

[ElectionsGuy]

Spokane Mayor Lord Goldwater (R-WI)/Congressman Justin Amash (R-MI): 293
Former Governor Adam FitzGerald (D-OH)/Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): 245

Presidential Election 2020:

Perhaps one of the most polarizing elections of our time! Both sides were hostile to each other and fighting aggressively. Many of the candidates home states were the only states that were very close, all the others were decisive. As well, other demographic polarization, like race and gender, were decisive factors here that have gotten worse since 2012 and 2016. Overall though, after a hard fight about the role of government, the ElectionsGuy/Amash ticket won surprisingly decisively.

Popular Vote:

Goldwater/Amash: 52.6%
FitzGerald/Gillibrand: 46.7%

[ElectionsGuy]

The two preceding posters, not the yourself and the preceding poster.

oh.... oops. Well actually I'll replace me with Goldwater and It would work out fine.

[ElectionsGuy]

2020

RR1997/J. Bush (R) - 355, 54.2%
TNF/Sanders (DS) - 183, 45.1%

[ElectionsGuy]

2008 Presidential Election

Goldwater/Mitch Daniels: 239 (46.3% of the popular vote)
Windjammer/Chuck Schumer: 299 (50.1% of the popular vote)

Outgoing president George W. Bush will leave office as one of the most unpopular in history, following an economic downturn. While the election always leaned Democratic, it is surprising the margin tightened in the last two weeks. Windjammer, an establishment Democrat who is somewhat of a social conservative, upset and defeated Barack Obama in the primaries. Many progressive liberals were unhappy, but many still voted for him. Goldwater is a libertarian-leaning Republican who ran on a very fiscally conservative platform, de-emphasizing any social issues, and a strong America abroad.

With the result, Goldwater had unparamount strength in the West (especially) and Great Plains, even carrying Oregon and his home state of Washington by a stunning 8 points, while only losing California by 7. However, Windjammer did have unusually good strength in the south, especially the southeast, where he historically and stunningly won SC by less than 1%. He won West Virginia by 6 points, and lost Kentucky and Arkansas by similar margins. While many New Englanders weren't happy with Windjammer, they still picked him pretty overwhelmingly. Overall, it was a wash of regional over performances and under performances. Windjammer's win can be attributed to Goldwater's under-investment in southeastern states, like Georgia, Virginia, and Florida.

[ElectionsGuy]

P123 (R-HI): 272, 48.9%
Southern Gothic (D-LA): 266, 49.2%