Make a map of the above four posters as separate candidates

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A split on the left benefits Republican nominee Goldwater.  Scott takes the mainstream liberal faction of the Democratic party, and benefits from a geographic base that is also generally a good fit for his views. Reform candidate Mung Bean attracts Blue Dogs as well as social conservatives across party lines.  Socialist TNF is seen as too radical by most of the country.

Goldwater 43% 481
Scott   33%  57
Mung Beans 18%
TNF  8%

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The Democrats are unable to settle on a single candidate whom they believe can be competitive throughout the country.  And so, for the first time since 1836, a major party runs different candidates in different states.  Candidates run in the states they won in the primaries, and it is agreed between them that whoever wins the greatest number of electoral votes will be the selection of the party if it goes to be decided by the Democratic House, leading to a race between the regions for their candidates.

Sen. Antonio is strong among Hispanics and also does well among urban and suburban "white ethnics."  Rep. Adam C Fitzgerald does well in the Midwest and among African Americans.  Fmr VP Sawx has strengths in his home regions of New England and Philadelphia.  His views on guns and drugs, more libertarian than those of his opponents, help him in many other parts of the country as well.

map of Democratic candidates:

Fmr VP Sawx (D-PA): 230 possible EV
Sen Antonio (D-CA): 166 possible EV
Rep Adam C Fitzgerald (D-OH): 142 possible EV

Gov. Goldwater of Washington wins the Republican nomination. 

Gov. Goldwater (R-WA)  281
Fmr VP Sawx (D-PA) 109
Sen Antonio (D-CA) 93
Rep Adam C Fitzgerald (D-CA) 55


Though the Democrats strategy allowed them to do better than many expected, Gov Goldwater runs a strong race against a not completely unified opposition and so wins the election.

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DEM PRIMARY

Gov. Charlie Scott of CT  WINNER
Sen. Leonard Xanthopolous of OH
Gov. Francis Windenjammer of SD
Union Leader Terrence N. Frankfurter of KY

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1912

The progressive mood of the country gives Gov. R. Fayette a challenge from a split faction of the party, led by Sen. A. P. Evergreen, as well as handing Gov. Antonio Vanzetti the nomination wresting it away from his party's conservatives, while Rep. T. N. Forsythe charges all these candidates with elitism in his quest for support.

Gov. Antonio Vanzetti (Democrat-CA)    35% 268
Gov. Roy Fayette (Republican-IA)          34% 179
Sen. A. P. Evergreen (Progressive-WI)   22%   84
Rep. Thomas N. Forsythe  (Socialist-IL)   9%


Antonio barely manages to avoid a vote by the House, and is elected President.