The previous two posters in the third previous persons state

[TNF]

United States Senate election in South Dakota, 2016
rpryor: 52%
MormDem: 48%

[Illuminati Blood Drinker]

Oklahoma gubernatorial election, 2018
TNF: 52%
MormDem: 48%

New Jersey gubernatorial election, 2017
MormDem: 54%
TNF: 44%

[solarstorm]

California gubernatorial runoff:

phwezer: 75%
TNF:         25%

[GaussLaw]

Missouri Democratic Primary:
solarstorm - 54%
pwhezer - 46%

[Mr. Smith]

CA Senate
Solarstorm: 52%
GaussLaw: 48%

[Oak Hills]

I'll do what Goldwater did, since I don't know where solarstorm is from either :

2016 Presidential Election
With two economically populist candidates, the focus turns to social issues more than it otherwise would have.  This election marks the lowest campaign spending in many years, as deep-pocketed donors are less willing to open their wallets than they have been in other recent elections, and both candidates rely more heavily on grassroots funding than other candidates have in the recent past.  Although GaussLaw's social conservatism and outspoken opposition to abortion are able to energize socially conservative voters, boosting his totals in many regions of the country and allowing him to pick up the key swing states of Iowa and Florida, MormDem's appeal to the Democratic base based on liberal economic policies along with attacks on GaussLaw's social views are able to keep the Obama coalition largely intact for this election, leading to few changes on the map, and GaussLaw's economic views cause many fiscally conservative voters to stay home or vote for the Libertarian ticket.  MormDem also does well compared to Obama in Utah and other states with high Mormon populations.  In the end, though the dynamics of this race are quite different from the previous few cycles, the final results of the election are quite similar, with turnout about the same overall, but also with the difference in turnout numbers by income being smaller than usual.

MormDem ( D ): 51% PV, 297 EV
GaussLaw ( R ): 46% PV, 241 EV
Random Libertarian ( L ): 2% PV, 0 EV

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

For some odd reason, no Republican enters the Senate race in Missouri.  MormDem wins the Democratic primary and his only opposition is from the Green Party candidate, Oak Hills.

MormDem: 79%
Oak Hills: 21%

[Maxwell]

California's Gubernatorial race turned out to be not so competitive this year. From the jungle primary, Controller Quigley "Oak" Hills rose through the ranks, a populist who rallies against polluters and Wall Street. He's called "Oak" because he stands in front of Oak Trees in all of his ads. He faces State Senator Cedric Pire, a staunch libertarian who narrowly upset the more moderate Richard "Mr. GOP" Rockefeller. Hills wiped the floor with Pire.

Controller Quigley "Oak" Hills (D) - 57.1%
State Senator Cedric Pire (R) - 42.9%

[TDAS04]

CELTICEMPIRE wins Tennessee. 

[Mr. Smith]

Maxwell wins South Carolina easily

[Miles]

Conservadems throw the OK primary to MormDem over TDAS04 by somthing like 55/45.

[Goldwater]

Miles wins the Democratic Primary in South Dakota.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Of f**k you, guys, this is the third time someone posts before I finish...

Miles wins in Masovia.

[Mr. Smith]

Goldwater takes Virginia

[Mr. Smith]

Bumping.

BUMPING NOTE: Don't think you're clever by making the next one a battle between MormDem of California and L.D.  "MormDem" Smith of Virginia. I'm still up against Kalwjeit in AuH20's state...which can be either WA or his current protest avvie of MA depending

L.D. Smith (me) narrowly loses the primary in Washington to Kalwjeit (or however it's spelled)

[TDAS04]

Kalwejt wins Washington.

[Boston Bread]

L.D.Smith wins Masovia
Clearly Poland prefers the economic populist/social conservative.

[Mr. Smith]

TDAS04 takes California in a landslide.

[OSR stands with Israel]

LD 53-46

[NeverAgain]

Computer09, closer to Canada.

[ElectionsGuy]

NeverAgain (D): 58%
Computer09 (R): 42%

[OSR stands with Israel]

Never Again 52-48

[YaBoyNY]

In a surprise twist, America is split between two independent candidates for president. Though both have views that may appeal to Wisconsin, ElectionsGuy easily pulls out on top due to homestate advantage.

54-44.

[JonathanSwift]

NYMillenial, 52-46.

[MATTROSE94]

It would be very close, but NYMillenial would probably carry New Jersey by a 51-49 margin.