Maps of the election

[Gustaf]

OK, this is simply for fun.

If the presidential run-off was between Al and KEmp I think a tie would look like this (meaning that the Al states here would be more for him than national average and vice versa.)

Red is Al and Blue is KEmp



Feel free to ask questions...one of the states here is a bit of a joke referring to a book. DOn't know if anyone knows what I'm talking about. Remember that the states here are basically assumed to have started out as in real life but then they've been affected by how forum politics work and previous election results and so on. The AFDNC has its electoral base in the Midwest-Mideast and also largely in the South.

[Gustaf]

Same as above, but this is Lewis v KEmp. I went really crazy on this one, I have no idea whether this is plausible at all. Red is Lewis, Blue is KEmp.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

I'm going to make a county map of the 1st round results when the results are made official.
Maybe round 2 as well.

[Siege40]

Maine is for Al!

Siege

[minionofmidas]

Same as above, but this is Lewis v KEmp. I went really crazy on this one, I have no idea whether this is plausible at all. Red is Lewis, Blue is KEmp.

I like the notion of me winning Utah and Idaho...based on Immy's vote I suppose?

[ian]

OK, this is simply for fun.

If the presidential run-off was between Al and KEmp I think a tie would look like this (meaning that the Al states here would be more for him than national average and vice versa.)

Red is Al and Blue is KEmp



Feel free to ask questions...one of the states here is a bit of a joke referring to a book. DOn't know if anyone knows what I'm talking about. Remember that the states here are basically assumed to have started out as in real life but then they've been affected by how forum politics work and previous election results and so on. The AFDNC has its electoral base in the Midwest-Mideast and also largely in the South.

"What went wrong with Kansas"?

[King]

OK, this is simply for fun.

If the presidential run-off was between Al and KEmp I think a tie would look like this (meaning that the Al states here would be more for him than national average and vice versa.)

Red is Al and Blue is KEmp



Feel free to ask questions...one of the states here is a bit of a joke referring to a book. DOn't know if anyone knows what I'm talking about. Remember that the states here are basically assumed to have started out as in real life but then they've been affected by how forum politics work and previous election results and so on. The AFDNC has its electoral base in the Midwest-Mideast and also largely in the South.

"What went wrong with Kansas"?

J-Mann

[Frodo]

Same as above, but this is Lewis v KEmp. I went really crazy on this one, I have no idea whether this is plausible at all. Red is Lewis, Blue is KEmp.

how does Lewis win Idaho and Utah, Kansas, Kentucky, and Oklahoma, not to mention the Deep South?

i think his showing would be somewhat worse than John Kerry's, if applied in a more realistic context, most likely losing the upper midwest, but keeping everything else..... 

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Same as above, but this is Lewis v KEmp. I went really crazy on this one, I have no idea whether this is plausible at all. Red is Lewis, Blue is KEmp.

how does Lewis win Idaho and Utah, Kansas, Kentucky, and Oklahoma, not to mention the Deep South?

i think his showing would be somewhat worse than John Kerry's, if applied in a more realistic context, most likely losing the upper midwest, but keeping everything else..... 

It's largely based on how people voted on where they are fantasy registered.

[KEmperor]

Same as above, but this is Lewis v KEmp. I went really crazy on this one, I have no idea whether this is plausible at all. Red is Lewis, Blue is KEmp.

how does Lewis win Idaho and Utah, Kansas, Kentucky, and Oklahoma, not to mention the Deep South?

i think his showing would be somewhat worse than John Kerry's, if applied in a more realistic context, most likely losing the upper midwest, but keeping everything else..... 

I think he's going on the Religious Right supporting him instead of me.

[minionofmidas]

Same as above, but this is Lewis v KEmp. I went really crazy on this one, I have no idea whether this is plausible at all. Red is Lewis, Blue is KEmp.

how does Lewis win Idaho and Utah, Kansas, Kentucky, and Oklahoma, not to mention the Deep South?

i think his showing would be somewhat worse than John Kerry's, if applied in a more realistic context, most likely losing the upper midwest, but keeping everything else..... 

Oklahoma might be based on the Native American vote (O've based lots of my campaign appearances etc on 'em, including my campaign starter  in Tahlequah, OK, but on the others...frankly I dunno...anless KEmp I believe in a god...but I'm not a Christian either.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

actually it could just be low turnout. The Religious Right wouldn't come out to vote for Kemp, so with low white turnout in the Deep South Lewis would win on the black vote.