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[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Governor Christian R. Mattingly (Republican-Michigan)/Senator John S. McCain, III (Republican-Arizona) 308 electoral votes, 53% of the popular vote
Former Governor Scott Westman (Democrat-Montana)/Former Governor Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. (Democrat-California) 230 electoral votes, 46% of the popular vote

[Deblano]

2004

President Al Gore/ Vice President Joe Lieberman (Democratic): 226 EV; 46.9%

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani/ Senator Elizabeth Dole (Republican): 312 EV; 51.4%

[NeverAgain]

Uncle Joe!

✓ Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE)/Sec. Tom Perez (D-MD) - 276 EV

Business Mogul Donald Trump (R-NY)/Gov. Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 262 EV

✓ Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Governor Scott Brown (R-NH) - 310 EV

VP Tom Perez (D-MD)/Senator Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ) - 228 EV

[NHI]

Bill Clinton/Al Gore: 346 (51.9%)

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney: 192 (47.5%

Bill Clinton/Al Gore: 446 (58.5%)

Bob Smith/Ron Paul: 92 (40.3%)

John McCain/Susan Collins: 416 (54.8%)

Al Gore/John Kerry: 122 (43.6%)

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

2036 battleground map

Republicans make inroads with Hispanics, gain support in the Midwest and ME/CT, but lose ground in the South, the West (with the notable exception of OR) and AK.

You just posted 2016's swing map!

[NHI]

George W. Bush/Rudy Giuliani: 315 (51.6%)

John Kerry/John Edwards: 223 (47.2%)

Rudy Giuliani/Mike Huckabee: 298 (50.4%)

Tom Vislack/Howard Dean: 240 (48.0%)

Hillary Clinton/Bill Richardson: 275 (49.3%)

Rudy Giuliani/Mike Huckabee: 263 (49.1%)

[mencken]

A Stronger Wallace

Humphrey 339 41%
Nixon 108 37%
Wallace 91 22%

[NHI]

Greetings from New Jersey: An Alternate 2016

Iowa Caucuses: 2016

Ben Carson: 30.5%

Ted Cruz: 25.9%

Chris Christie: 19.3%

Marco Rubio: 9.1%

Mike Huckabee: 4.7%

Carly Fiorina: 4.3%

Other: 2.7%

Jeb Bush: 1.5%

New Hampshire Primary: 2016

Chris Christie: 39.8%

Marco Rubio: 23.1%

Jeb Bush: 13.5%

Ben Carson: 12.6%

Ted Cruz: 9.9%

Other: 1.1%

South Carolina Primary: 2016

Ted Cruz: 40.0%

Chris Christie: 35.0%

Marco Rubio: 12.2%

Ben Carson: 11.7%

Other: 1.9%

Nevada Caucuses: 2016

Chris Christie: 37.9%

Ted Cruz: 30.9%

Marco Rubio: 20.1%

Ben Carson: 10.2%

Other: 0.9%

Chris Christie: Republican Nominee (48.4%)

Ted Cruz: Runner up (35.1%)

Marco Rubio: 7.1%

Ben Carson: 6.9%

Other: 2.5%

Christie/Rice: 292 (49.5%)

Clinton/Kaine: 246 (48.5%)

[Clark Kent]

1968, but with Nixon's votes everywhere outside of DC replaced with his votes in 1960:

Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (Massachusetts) - 45.16%, 389 EVs
Democratic: Hubert H. Humphrey (Minnesota)/Edmund Muskie (Maine) - 41.41%, 96 EVs
American Independent: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 13.11% ,53 EVs

[The Last Northerner]

President Phelps Timeline (Revised)

2000 -

DEM - Vice President Al Gore (TN) / Congressman Fred Phelps (KS) - 273
GOP - Governor George W. Bush (TX) / Former Secretary of State Dick Cheney (WY) - 265

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2004 -

DEM - President Al Gore (TN) / Vice-President Fred Phelps (KS) 224
GOP - Senator John McCain (AZ) / Governor Tom Ridge (PA) 314

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2008 -

DEM - Former Vice-President Fred Phelps (KS) / Former House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt (MO) 301
GOP - President John McCain (AZ) / Vice-President Tom Ridge 237 (PA)

[mencken]

Relative Performance of Anderson '80, Perot '92, Perot '96, and Nader '00 Aggregated

Stop me if this map looks even vaguely familiar.

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Holy cow.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Clinton and Trump (25)     Clinton only (5)    Trump only (11)     Neither (11)

* Republican primary/caucus occurred after Trump became the presumptive nominee
^ No Republican primary/caucus

[LLR]

Clinton and Trump (26)     Clinton only (4)    Trump only (11)     Neither (11)

* Republican primary/caucus occurred after Trump became the presumptive nominee
^ No Republican primary/caucus

Texas didn't vote for Trump...

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Clinton and Trump (26)     Clinton only (4)    Trump only (11)     Neither (11)

* Republican primary/caucus occurred after Trump became the presumptive nominee
^ No Republican primary/caucus

Texas didn't vote for Trump...

How did I miss that? Anyway, it's been fixed.

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Green states saw Romney's 2012 primary performance and Trump's 2016 primary performance come within five points of each other. Note that the 272 EV freiwall holds through.

[mencken]

Swing map of Gore/Nader vs Bush/Buchanan compared to Clinton/Nader vs Dole/Perot

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Former Governor Ronald W. Reagan (R-CA)/Former Director of Central Intelligence George H.W. Bush (R-TX) 363 electoral votes
Vice President Richard M. Nixon (R-CA)/Ambassador to the United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (R-MA) 172 electoral votes

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Mr. Donald J Trump (D-NY)/Former Senator Jim Webb (D-VA) - 319 EV ✓
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL)/Governor Scott Walker (R-WI) - 219 EV

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[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Now That's What I Call Atlas

[SATW]

Decided to make a random map of a potential election match up of two political parties. the green colored party can be center to center-left and the blue can be the center to center-right party.

You guys can try and figure out what coalitions of voters supported each party if you want.

[LLR]

Decided to make a random map of a potential election match up of two political parties. the green colored party can be center to center-left and the blue can be the center to center-right party.

You guys can try and figure out what coalitions of voters supported each party if you want.

What're those orange counties in Virginia?

[VPH]

P4E Result (Margins displayed in %)

Joe Biden/Sam Nunn: 52.6%-337 EV
Mitt Romney/Bill Frist: 46.4%-201 EV
Bob Barr/Wayne Allen Root: 1.1%-0 EV

In a contentious primary that practically comes down to Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, behind in the delegate count, somehow secures the endorsement of Hillary Clinton (let's say she ran into health issues and had to drop out) and all of her delegates. Thus, Biden becomes the nominee as the economy collapses. To maximize Southern appeal and emphasize the ticket's experience, Biden picks Sam Nunn.

Overall, the ticket outperforms Obama otl 2008 across many states, especially in the deep South. However, some states like CO, IN, and FL flip to Republicans compared to otl Obama 2008. Biden does worse in much of the Northeast and in select swing states. However, he appears to do better among white blue collar voters. One possible explanation for the results could be the GOP ticket's moderacy and perhaps a better performance among suburban voters. Mississippi is just kind of strange, alongside Florida.

[SATW]

@LLR: lmao I meant to make those counties green hahaha, my b haha.