Rematch

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Where do you get the check mark from?

[Senator Cris]

Where do you get the check mark from?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Check_mark

[Senator Cris]

✔ Hillary Clinton/Mark Warner 347 (53,5%)
Mike Huckabee/Scott Walker 191 (44,9%)

The official results by state (2/2)

Missouri
✔ Mike Huckabee 50,5%
Hillary Clinton 48,5%

Montana
✔ Mike Huckabee 52,7%
Hillary Clinton 44,1%

Nebraska
✔ Mike Huckabee 57,3%
Hillary Clinton 42%

Nevada
✔ Hillary Clinton 53%
Mike Huckabee 44%

New Hampshire
✔ Hillary Clinton 53,1%
Mike Huckabee 45,2%

New Jersey
✔ Hillary Clinton 58,1%
Mike Huckabee 40,8%

New Mexico
✔ Hillary Clinton 55,7%
Mike Huckabee 42%

New York
✔ Hillary Clinton 66,5%
Mike Huckabee 32,4%

North Carolina
✔ Hillary Clinton 51,1%
Mike Huckabee 48,7%

North Dakota
✔ Mike Huckabee 56%
Hillary Clinton 41%

Ohio
✔ Hillary Clinton 52,3%
Mike Huckabee 46,9%

Oklahoma
✔ Mike Huckabee 63%
Hillary Clinton 37%

Oregon
✔ Hillary Clinton 56,1%
Mike Huckabee 40,8%

Pennsylvania
✔ Hillary Clinton 53%
Mike Huckabee 46,1%

Rhode Island
✔ Hillary Clinton 63,8%
Mike Huckabee 34,1%

South Carolina
✔ Mike Huckabee 53,5%
Hillary Clinton 45,8%

South Dakota
✔ Mike Huckabee 56,1%
Hillary Clinton 41%

Tennessee
✔ Mike Huckabee 58,2%
Hillary Clinton 40,2%

Texas
✔ Mike Huckabee 55,1%
Hillary Clinton 43%

Utah
✔ Mike Huckabee 67,2%
Hillary Clinton 29,3%

Vermont
✔ Hillary Clinton 67,1%
Mike Huckabee 30,1%

Virginia
✔ Hillary Clinton 55,1%
Mike Huckabee 42,6%

Washington
✔ Hillary Clinton 57,3%
Mike Huckabee 40,1%

West Virginia
✔ Mike Huckabee 54%
Hillary Clinton 45,7%

Wisconsin
✔ Hillary Clinton 52,5%
Mike Huckabee 46,9%

Wyoming
✔ Mike Huckabee 65,2%
Hillary Clinton 32,2%

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Wow.  I'm amazed that it was that close.  I would've expected Hillary to tar, feather, and crucify Huckabee.

[Senator Cris]

2016 Senate Elections

✔ Democrats 50 (+3)
Republicans 48 (-3)
Indipendents 2 (=)

Key Results

Florida
✔ Marco Rubio 52,4%
Alex Sink 47,6%

Illinois
✔ Lisa Madigan 53,5%
Mark Kirk 45,9%

Nevada
✔ Brian Sandoval 50,3%
Harry Reid 49,7%

New Hampshire
✔ Maggie Hassan 49,7%
Kelly Ayotte 49,1%

Ohio
✔ Rob Portman 52,5%
Ed FitzGerald 47,2%

Pennsylvania
✔ Joe Sestak 52,3%
Pat Toomey 47,5%

Washington
✔ Patty Murray 52,4%
Dino Rossi 47,2%

Wisconsin
✔ Russ Feingold 52,3%
Ron Johnson 46,8%


2014 Gubernatorial Elections

Republicans 25 (-1)
Democrats 25 (+1)

Key Results

Indiana
✔ Evan Bayh 50%
Mike Pence 49,2%

Missouri
✔ Chris Koster 49,8%
Catherine Hanaway 49,6%

North Carolina
✔ Pat McCrory 51,5%
Roy Cooper 48,3%

West Virginia
✔ Joe Manchin 55,3%
David McKinley 44,7%

[MyRescueKittehRocks]

Um.... Bit of a problem here. Pence wins not Bayh. Bayh ain't running and the Dems bench here is quite weak.

[Incipimus iterum]

Um.... Bit of a problem here. Pence wins not Bayh. Bayh ain't running and the Dems bench here is quite weak.

This is Cris's TL not yours

[TX Conservative Dem]

How much $$$ would be spent between the Bayh-Pence matchup ?

Over $80 million between the candidates in TV Ads, campaign fundraisers, etc., ?

[Senator Cris]

The Hillary Cabinet - Key Positions


President of the United States: Hillary Clinton


Vice President of the United States: Mark Warner


Secretary of State: Susan Rice


Attorney General: Eric Holder


Secretary of Defence: Wesley Clark


Secretary of the Treasury: Lawrence Summers


Secretary of Labor: Ted Strickland


Secretary of Agriculture: Tom Vilsack


Secretary of Education: Barbara Mikulski

Hillary Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 65%
Disapprove 24%

2020 Republican Nomination Poll - January 2017 *
Chris Christie 25%
Scott Walker 16%
Ted Cruz 15%
Marco Rubio 13%
Rand Paul 6%
Rick Snyder 4%
Mike Lee 3%
Sarah Palin 2%
Jon Huntsman 1%

* Including only potential candidates

[Senator Cris]

Rematch

2018 Senate Elections - Polling Map (June 2018)

Republicans 48
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Arizona Poll
Gabby Giffords 49%
Jeff Flake (I) 47%

Indiana Poll
Joe Donnelly (I) 48%
Mike Pence 47%

New Mexico Poll
Martin Heinrich (I) 47%
Susana Martinez 47%

Washington Poll
Dino Rossi 48%
Maria Cantwell (I) 47%

Ohio Poll
Sherrod Brown (I) 49%
Josh Mandel 46%

West Virginia Poll
David McKinley 49%
Mike Green 45%

President Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 55%
Disapprove 40%

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Rematch

2018 Senate Elections - Polling Map (June 2018)

Republicans 48
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Arizona Poll
Gabby Giffords 49%
Jeff Flake (I) 47%

Indiana Poll
Joe Donnelly (I) 48%
Mike Pence 47%

New Mexico Poll
Martin Heinrich (I) 47%
Susana Martinez 47%

Washington Poll
Dino Rossi 48%
Maria Cantwell (I) 47%

Ohio Poll
Sherrod Brown (I) 49%
Josh Mandel 46%

West Virginia Poll
David McKinley 49%
Mike Green 45%

President Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 55%
Disapprove 40%

Who's challenging Heitkamp (D-ND), Tester (D-MT), and McCaskill (D-MO)?

[Senator Cris]

Rematch

2018 Senate Elections - Polling Map (June 2018)

Republicans 48
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Arizona Poll
Gabby Giffords 49%
Jeff Flake (I) 47%

Indiana Poll
Joe Donnelly (I) 48%
Mike Pence 47%

New Mexico Poll
Martin Heinrich (I) 47%
Susana Martinez 47%

Washington Poll
Dino Rossi 48%
Maria Cantwell (I) 47%

Ohio Poll
Sherrod Brown (I) 49%
Josh Mandel 46%

West Virginia Poll
David McKinley 49%
Mike Green 45%

President Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 55%
Disapprove 40%

Who's challenging Heitkamp (D-ND), Tester (D-MT), and McCaskill (D-MO)?

North Dakota: Heitkamp vs. Berg
Montana: Tester vs. Corey Stapleton
Missouri: McCaskill vs. John Brunner

[Senator Cris]

2018 Senate Elections - Polling Map (Final)

Republicans 48
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Arizona Poll
Gabby Giffords 50%
Jeff Flake (I) 48%

Indiana Poll
Joe Donnelly (I) 49%
Mike Pence 49%

New Mexico Poll
Martin Heinrich (I) 49%
Susana Martinez 48%

Washington Poll
Maria Cantwell (I) 48%
Dino Rossi 48%

Ohio Poll
Sherrod Brown (I) 51%
Josh Mandel 45%

Nevada Poll
Dean Heller (I) 49%
Harry Reid 43%

North Dakota Poll
Heidi Heitkamp (I) 51%
Rick Berg 47%

Montana Poll
Jon Tester (I) 52%
Corey Stapleton 44%

Missouri Poll
Claire McCaskill (I) 53%
John Brunner 45%

West Virginia Poll
David McKinley 50%
Mike Green 45%

President Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 51%
Disapprove 46%

[Free Bird]

2018 Senate Elections - Polling Map (Final)

Republicans 48
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Arizona Poll
Gabby Giffords 50%
Jeff Flake (I) 48%

Indiana Poll
Joe Donnelly (I) 49%
Mike Pence 49%

New Mexico Poll
Martin Heinrich (I) 49%
Susana Martinez 48%

Washington Poll
Maria Cantwell (I) 48%
Dino Rossi 48%

Ohio Poll
Sherrod Brown (I) 51%
Josh Mandel 45%

Nevada Poll
Dean Heller (I) 49%
Harry Reid 43%

North Dakota Poll
Heidi Heitkamp (I) 51%
Rick Berg 47%

Montana Poll
Jon Tester (I) 52%
Corey Stapleton 44%

Missouri Poll
Claire McCaskill (I) 53%
John Brunner 45%

West Virginia Poll
David McKinley 50%
Mike Green 45%

President Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 51%
Disapprove 46%

1. Why is Reid up in 2018?
2. Dino Rossi is still trying to be relevant?

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

2018 Senate Elections - Polling Map (Final)

Republicans 48
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Arizona Poll
Gabby Giffords 50%
Jeff Flake (I) 48%

Indiana Poll
Joe Donnelly (I) 49%
Mike Pence 49%

New Mexico Poll
Martin Heinrich (I) 49%
Susana Martinez 48%

Washington Poll
Maria Cantwell (I) 48%
Dino Rossi 48%

Ohio Poll
Sherrod Brown (I) 51%
Josh Mandel 45%

Nevada Poll
Dean Heller (I) 49%
Harry Reid 43%

North Dakota Poll
Heidi Heitkamp (I) 51%
Rick Berg 47%

Montana Poll
Jon Tester (I) 52%
Corey Stapleton 44%

Missouri Poll
Claire McCaskill (I) 53%
John Brunner 45%

West Virginia Poll
David McKinley 50%
Mike Green 45%

President Clinton Approval Rating
Approve 51%
Disapprove 46%

1. Why is Reid up in 2018?
2. Dino Rossi is still trying to be relevant?

In this timeline, Reid loses to Sandoval in 2016 and then tries to make a comeback two years later.

[Senator Cris]

Rematch

Election Night 2018

7.00 PM

Indiana - Too Close to Call
Vermont - ✔ Bernie Sanders
Virginia - ✔ Tim Kaine

Republicans 40
Democrats 28
Indipendents 1

Not Projected 1

7.30 PM

Ohio - ✔ Sherrod Brown
West Virginia - Too Close to Call

Republicans 40
Democrats 29
Indipendents 1

Not Projected 2

8 PM

Connecticut - ✔ Chris Murphy
Delaware - ✔ Tom Carper
Florida - ✔ Bill Nelson
Maine - ✔ Angus King
Maryland - ✔ Ben Cardin
Massachusetts - ✔ Elizabeth Warren
Mississippi - ✔ Roger Wicker
Missouri - ✔ Claire McCaskill
New Jersey - ✔ Bob Menendez
Pennsylvania - ✔ Bob Casey
Rhode Island - ✔ Sheldon Whitehouse
Tennessee - ✔ Bob Corker

Republicans 42
Democrats 38
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 2

8.45 PM

West Virginia - ✔ David McKinley

Republicans 43
Democrats 38
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 1

9 PM

Arizona - Too Close to Call
Michigan - ✔ Debbie Stabenow
Minnesota - ✔ Amy Klobuckar
Nebraska - ✔ Deb Fischer
New Mexico - Too Close to Call
New York - ✔ Kirsten Gillibrand
Texas - ✔ Ted Cruz
Wisconsin - ✔ Tammy Baldwin
Wyoming - ✔ John Barrasso

Republicans 46
Democrats 42
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 3

[Senator Cris]

Election Night 2018

10.00 PM

Montana - Too Early to Call
Nevada - Too Early to Call
Utah - ✔ Jon Huntsman

Republicans 47
Democrats 42
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 5

10.45 PM

Montana - ✔ Jon Tester
Nevada - ✔ Dean Heller

Republicans 48
Democrats 43
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 3

11.00 PM

California - ✔ Dianne Feinstein
Hawaii - ✔ Mazie Hirono
North Dakota - Too Close to Call
Washington - Too Close to Call

Republicans 48
Democrats 45
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 5

1 AM

Indiana - ✔ Mike Pence
New Mexico - ✔ Susana Martinez
North Dakota - ✔ Heidi Heitkamp

Republicans 50
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 2

2.15 AM

Washington - ✔ Dino Rossi

✔ Republicans 51
Democrats 46
Indipendents 2

Not Projected 1

[Senator Cris]

Rematch

2018 Senate Elections

✔ Republicans 52 (+ 4)
Democrats 46 (- 4)
Independents 2 (=)

Arizona
✔ Jeff Flake 49,7%
Gabby Giffords 49,6%

Indiana
✔ Mike Pence 49,3%
Joe Donnelly 49%

Nevada
✔ Dean Heller 51,8%
Harry Reid 44,2%

New Mexico
✔ Susana Martinez 49,6%
Martin Heinrich 49,2%

North Dakota
✔ Heidi Heitkamp 51,4%
Rick Berg 48,2%

Ohio
✔ Sherrod Brown 52,3%
Josh Mander 46,8%

Washington
✔ Dino Rossi 50,3%
Maria Cantwell 49,7%

West Virginia
✔ David McKinley 52,3%
Mike Green 47,2%

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

You listed IN twice in that.....

Would also like to see the margin for MT and MO.

[Senator Cris]

You listed IN twice in that.....

Would also like to see the margin for MT and MO.

Montana
✔ Jon Tester 52,1%
Corey Stapleton 45,8%

Missouri
✔ Claire McCaskill 53,2%
John Brunner 44,8%

[Senator Cris]

2020 Republican Presidential Primary

The candidates:

Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie



Former Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal



Texas Senator Ted Cruz



Indiana Senator Mike Pence



Florida Senator Marco Rubio



Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum



Republican National Primary Poll - July 2015

Chris Christie 25%
Bobby Jindal 16%
Marco Rubio 14%
Mike Pence 13%
Ted Cruz 9%
Rick Santorum 5%
Others 2%
Undecided 16%

Republican Primary Poll - Iowa

Chris Christie 18%
Marco Rubio 17%
Mike Pence 17%
Bobby Jindal 15%
Rick Santorum 10%
Ted Cruz 9%
Others 1%
Undecided 13%

Republican Primary Poll - New Hampshire

Chris Christie 39%
Mike Pence 18%
Marco Rubio 12%
Bobby Jindal 9%
Ted Cruz 4%
Rick Santorum 3%
Others 3%
Undecided 12%

General Elections Match-Ups

Hillary Clinton 47%
Chris Christie 46%

Hillary Clinton 49%
Bobby Jindal 43%

Hillary Clinton 48%
Mike Pence 44%

Hillary Clinton 48%
Marco Rubio 45%

Hillary Clinton 52%
Ted Cruz 39%

Hillary Clinton 53%
Rick Santorum 37%

[Senator Cris]

I'm working for the conclusion

[NeverAgain]

Christie is #1 in the Republican Primaries?

[Senator Cris]

2020 Final Primary Map

✔ Chris Christie
Marco Rubio
Mike Pence

Indiana Senator Mike Pence won the Iowa Caucuses with 28% of the votes, closely followed by Florida Senator Marco Rubio with 26% and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie with 23%. Former Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal gained 12% of the votes. Delusional results for Texas Senator Ted Cruz and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum, that respectively gained 6% and 5% of support. Both Santorum and Cruz dropped out of the race, endorsing Marco Rubio.

One week later, Chris Christie won the New Hampshire primary in a landslide, gaining 59% of support and national momentum. Pence gained 18%, Rubio 16% and Jindal won 7% of support.
In the first southern contest, Marco Rubio won South Carolina with 31%, followed by Mike Pence and Chris Christie with 26%. Former Governor Bobby Jindal gained a disappointing 17% and dropped out of the race, endorsing Senator Rubio.
After South Carolina, things were more clear. Chris Christie was the candidate of moderates, Marco Rubio the conservatives's choice and Mike Pence a solution of half.
Thanks to Senator Sandoval's support, Chris Christie won 55% in Nevada, with Rubio gaining 30% and Mike Pence in third place with 15%.

In the pre-Super Tuesday states, Chris Christie won 45%-43% over Marco Rubio in North Carolina, 60%-25% over Mike Pence in Maine, 40%-39% over Rubio in Colorado, 55%-30% over the Indiana Senator in Minnesota, 50-40% over the Florida Senator in Arizona and 50%-32% over Rubio in Michigan. Rubio won 52%-30% over Christie in Missouri.
Senator Mike Pence dropped out of the race without an endorsement.

On Super Tuesday, Chris Christie won 60%-40% in Idaho, 52%-48% in North Dakota, 71%-29% in Massachusetts, 65%-35% in Vermont, 54%-46% in Virginia and 51%-49% in Georgia. Marco Rubio won 55%-45% in his home state of Florida, 54%-46% in Texas, 62%-38% in Oklahoma and 53%-47% in Tennessee.
After these disappointing results and polls that showed Christie ahead in all states except Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, Rubio ended his presidential bid.

Chris Christie's VP Shortlist:

- Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton
- Nevada Senator Brian Sandoval
- Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker
- Ohio Senator Rob Portman
- Florida Senator Marco Rubio
- Indiana Senator Mike Pence
- South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley
- New Mexico Senator Susana Martinez
- Colorado Governor Cory Gardner
- Illinois Representative Bob Dold
- Washington Senator Dino Rossi

General Election Map

Hillary Clinton 48% (255)
Chris Christie 45% (165)