1968: George Wallace is the Democrats nominee

[Lincoln Republican]

Let's assume, say, a Nixon/Agnew vs. Wallace/Connally vs. McCarthy/McGovern...

Former Vice-President Richard M Nixon (R-NY)/Governor Spiro T Agnew (R-MD) 370 electoral votes[/color]
Former Governor George Wallace (D-AL)/Governor John B Connally (D-TX) 133 electoral votes
Senator Eugene McCarthy (FL-MN)/Senator George McGovern (I-SD) 35 electoral votes

Just a note, Nixon's state of residence in 1968 was California.  In the 1972 election Nixon's state of residence was New York.

[Lincoln Republican]

Quote from Cathcon

Former Vice-President Richard M Nixon (R-NY)/Governor Spiro T Agnew (R-MD) 370 electoral votes
Former Governor George Wallace (D-AL)/Governor John B Connally (D-TX) 133 electoral votes
Senator Eugene McCarthy (FL-MN)/Senator George McGovern (I-SD) 35 electoral votes
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Quote from Winfield

Just a note, Nixon's state of residence in 1968 was California.  In the 1972 election Nixon's state of residence was New York.
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Quote from Cathcon

I beg to differ. One of Nixon's potential VP choices in 1968 was Robert Finch. He was at the time Lieutenant Governor of California. The reason it was possible without losing the potential of getting California's electoral votes was that Nixon lived in New York at the time. He had already been living there since before 1968, working for a New York law firm.
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Reply from Winfield

Yes, my apologies.  Nixon was in fact resident in New York in 1968 as you have said.  He was practicing law in New York at the time.  I got the 1968 and 1972 elections mixed up.  Nixon was resident in New York in 1968 and in California in 1972 and of course in 1960.

Some time ago in fact I posted a scenario with the question if Nixon would still have won the 1968 election if Robert Finch was his running mate.  I believe as well I stated in that post that this would not be a problem as Nixon was a New York resident at the 1968 election.

In The Making of the President 1968 White states that Nixon had in fact offered the Vice Presidential nomination to Finch but Finch turned it down as he believed he was not ready at the time to become the VP nominee.

So yes, you are correct.

[Lincoln Republican]

Having the anti-war  liberal democrat George McGovern was supposed to undo the damage in the north from George Wallace's segregationist views .  I know that McGovern would have been wary to join Wallace, but I doubt if he would have supported Nixon.

Wary is not quite the word I would use to describe how McGovern would feel about supporting Wallace.  The word abhorrence comes to mind.