The previous two posters in your state

[Senator Cris]

2006 scenario (without Five Star Movement)

Maxwell (Centre-right with Forza Italia, New Centre Right, Lega Nord, Union of the Centre, Populars for Italy, Brothers of Italy - National Alliance, Others) 53,4%
TDAS04 (Centre-left with Democratic Party, Left Ecology Freedom, Democratic Centre, Civic Choice, Radicals, Italy of Values, Greens, Italian Socialist Party, Communist Refoundation - Party of Italian Communists, Others) 45,9%
Indipendents 0,7%

Regions map:



Maxwell (Centre-right) wins in the regions of Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Liguria, Lazio, Abruzzo, Molise, Campania, Apulia, Calabria, Sicily and Sardinia.
TDAS04 (Centre-left) wins in the regions of Emilia Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria, Marche and Basilicata.
Indipendents wins in the regions of Aosta Valley and South Tyrol Trentino.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

2000 Presidential Republican Primary - Connecticut



Maxwell - 49%
Cris - 46%

[TDAS04]

Cris wins South Dakota, 57-42.

[Maxwell]

2008 Kentucky Senate Primary:
Business Tony "Ofaur" Davis (D) - 52.3%
Kentucky Speaker Jeffrey Scott (D) - 42.8%
Others - 4.9%

With a narrow Democratic majority, Democrats celebrated by running one of their shining stars, Jeffrey Scott. Of religious upbringing, Scott connected well with Kentucky voters, and many pundits saw him as a credible challenge to Senator Mitch McConnell. However, the grassroots establishment usurped him by putting in Tony "Ofaur" Davis, a business man from South Dakota, to run against him. In terms of ideologies, they were not too far apart at all, but Davis ran harder against McConnell and against Republicans, making his election in the general a bit harder, but made Democratic base fall in love with him. He managed a stronger than expected defeat of the speaker, and went on to lose to McConnell narrowly.

[rpryor03]

Tony beats Max, because it's New Jersey.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

2008 Presidential Republican Primary - North Carolina



Representative Maxwell of Louisiana - 56.14%
Governor rpryor03 of New Jersey - 41.61%

[Potatoe]

2010 Senate - Wisconsin



Mayor Scott: 53.5%
Senator rpryor: 45.10%

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

2014 Ohio Democratic Presidential Primary

Governor Scott "Sunday" Abott (D-AR) - 56%

Senator Gerald "gun taker" Potatoe (D-CT) - 44%

[TDAS04]

X wins the Democratic primary, only to be obliterated in the general election.

[Goldwater]

TDAS04 would win the Democratic primary and the general election.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Incumbent Senator Goldwater (Republican) - 56.77%
State Senator TDAS04 (Democratic) - 43.23%

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

Fmr. US Senator Goldwater (Republican) - 53.02%
Congressman Scott (Democrat) - 46.98%
 

[PPT Spiral]

2016 Missouri Democratic Gubernatorial Primary

Attorney General Scott - 51.0%
Congressman Clinton - 44.6%
Others - 4.4%

[Goldwater]

Clinton beats Spiral in Washington.

[TDAS04]

Goldwater wins South Dakota, but Spiral makes it close.

[Bigby]

Goldwater defeats TDAS04, though it isn't an entire defeat. Goldwater secures enough Libertarian support to prevent a runoff.

[tpfkaw]

TDAS04 - 57%
GOPLibertarian - 42%

[GaussLaw]

wormyguy - 52%
Bigby - 47%

[Bigby]

Assuming after runoff....

GaussLaw: 55%
wormyguy: 45%

[Mr. Illini]

This is like a throwback to the 1990's. The suburbs would break hard for the fiscal conservative and social liberal. Little Egypt would shift back toward the Dems for the conservative Democrat. A Green Party candidate would do well in Carbondale and Champaign. GaussLaw would win because he's a Democrat. It's basically Blago vs. Topinka in 2006.

[Maxwell]

Alternative Oklahoma Gubernatorial Race

Former Congressman George Bigby is a republican, but is also a noted maverick among the delegation who lost his congressional primary for his pro-choice votes. In spite of that, he continued on to run for Governor, won a run-off in spite of his moderate views on a lot of issues (mostly because he faced State Senator Chris Cassius, someone who trailed all of the Democrats by double digits due to his far out views on most issues), and faces State Superintendent Ray Illini, a pro-life Democrat running on education reform. Illini has done a very good job of hiding his more liberal economic views, so the election, on the outset, looked competitive, with Bigby maintaining low single digit margins. However, conservatives come home to the uninspiring Bigby, and he wins by a solid double digit margin.

Former Congressman George Bigby (R) - 54.2%
State Superintendent Ray Illini (D) - 42.6%
Others - 3.2%

[Dixie Reborn]

Illini would get Blanche'd.



Maxwell (R) - 58.0%
Illini (D) - 42.0%

[New_Conservative]

Maxwell wins in Massachusetts in one of the strangest Massachusetts elections in recent memory.

Maxwell (I) : 59%
Dixie (R): 41%

[Goldwater]

Branden Cordeiro beats Dixie in the Washington Republican Gubernatorial Primary.

[Bigby]

Georgia Republican Senate Primary, 2016:

Congressman Branden Cordeiro: 36%
Atlanta Mayor Goldwater: 29%
Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle:28%
Other: 7%

Cagle gains support from both moderates and social conservatives to send the primary into a runoff.

Runoff Results:

Congressman Branden Cordeiro: 58%
Atlanta Mayor Goldwater: 42%