Make an electoral map between the preceding three posters

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Three left leaning candidates. So basically, a conservatives nightmare.

The Democrats nominate Redalgo who, while winning several strong D states, cannot appeal outside of the Northeast and West Coasts. Morgieb runs as a liberal independent, slightly to the right of Redalgo and wins some other D leaning states, most important of which is California which he carries very narrowly.  Hughento by default as the most 'right' candidate is the Republican nominee, and due to the left wing vote splitting between Morgieb and Redalgo manages to win. The south, cannot bare voting for any of these candidates and there is a huge swath of 'unpledged electors' from that region. Hughento just manages to eek out a narrow Electoral College victory.

(Many states are carried by small pluralities, such as New Mexico and Michigan in this case)

Redalgo (D) - 85
Morgieb (I) -  131
Hughento (R) - 277
Unpledged - 45

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BritishDixie (R): 285
Antonio V (D): 245
Julio (L): 8

Antonio narrowly wins the Democratic primaries after securing the majority of super-delegate votes after a brutal fight with Julio. Julio, believing himself cheated out of the nomination decides to run on a 'Labor' anti-big business platform. On the other side of the coin, BritishDixie scores an upset win against an establishment Republican in the GOP primaries. With both the Democratic nominee and the Republican nominee on such polar opposite ideological stances, the election becomes a battle of ideas. Julio is hampered by money concerns but manages to make significant inroads into Democratic leaning states, and narrowly carries New Mexico (ethnicity helps and Julio declares it his home state) and Vermont. Antonio, the Democratic nominee despite running a good campaign is hurt by both Julio and BritishDixie attacking him from the left and right. Without Julio running, polls indicate Antonio winning the election, however the vote splitting just costs him the Oval Office, allowing firebrand Dixie to claim victory.

Close states

New Mexico: 21%-35%-36%
Ohio: 5%-47.2%-47.7%
Virginia: 4%-47%-48%
New Hampshire: 7%-46%-47%
Nevada: 10%-41%-47%

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Shua (R): 338
Kalwejit (D): 245
Jbrase (L): 0

Shua, a Republican moderate wins the GOP primary due to the very large establishment support he gathers. Despite threats of a Tea-Party third candidacy, this subsides when he gives a rousing unity speech to the convention in Madison, Wisconsin. The Democratic Party weary of what they perceive as the continuing shift of American politics to the right nominates a 'true' liberal Kalwejit. Jbrase stands as the Libertarian candidate, however with Shua clearly dominating the middle ground in the election many fiscally conservative, socially liberal GOP voters who would otherwise vote Jbrase enthusiastically vote for Shua instead. Kalwejit runs a fierce campaign denouncing the GOP, however these attacks make few inroads with independents who drift towards the moderate stances of Shua. Although firebrand conservatives decide to abstain than vote for a socially liberal Republican candidate, the vast amount of independents favoring Shua allows him to storm into the Oval Office in a 1988-esque landslide.

Close states

Maine: 7%-46.1%-46.4%
Oregon: 4%-45.7%-49.9%
Pennsylvania: 4%-46.6%-49.4%
New Hampshire: 7%-45%-48.8%
Minnesota: 4%-47.9%-49.1%

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Governor Comrade Funk (D-NJ) : 347
Senator 20RP12 (R-PA) : 103
Fmr. Congressman RockyIce (I-CO) : 88

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Fmr. President Scott (P-NY): 211EVs 37.6%
President Goldwater (R-WA): 142EVs 34.1%
Congressman TNF (DS-MS): 178EVs 25.7%

1912 redux.

The election goes to the House where President Goldwater, humiliated, folds to former President Scott and acquiesces in favour of his election thereby negating the need to negotiate with TNF's southern Democratic Socialists. Therefore the first Progressive Party president assumes office.

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Senator Scott (D-CT) 303EVs 48.1%
Governor Goldwater (R-WA) 235EVs 45.5%
Congressman Oldies (I/R-MI) 0EVs 6.4%