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[CathKhan]

So, if it's 1968, which apparently it is, I don't think it'd be George Wallace given that, well, if I remember correctly he won Georgia (which is red) and other states (that are  blue). I hope it's not some obscure thing like the People's Party, the Socialist Workers' Party, or something like that.

[NHI]

Obama against a Palin/Bachmann/Paul type candidate.



Obama against a Romney/Huntsman/Pawlenty type candidate.

[Yelnoc]

I compiled state-by-state data from the past three elections to create this map.  That includes a close election (2000) a big Republican win (2004) and a big Democratic win (2008).  Hopefully, it will work to shape the debate a bit for 2012.  It comes with a list of average percentages of the aggregate winning party.

Voted Republican 3/3
Voted Republican 2/3
Voted Democratic 2/3
Voted Democratic 3/3

Alabama: 59.75%
Alaska: 59.70%
Arizona: 53.07%
Arkansas: 54.78%
California: 56.23%
Colorado: 49.05%
Connecticut: 56.94%
Delaware: 56.74%
D.C: 88.93%
Florida: 49.68%
Georgia: 54.91%
Hawaii: 60.55%
Idaho: 65.59
Illinois: 57.09%
Indiana:
Iowa:

ah sh**t, I got to go.  Finish this later.

[Is JCL in mushy sappy love]

Obama against a Palin/Bachmann/Paul type candidate.



Obama against a Romney/Huntsman/Pawlenty type candidate.

Paul would win Indiana. It's mittens who would lose.

[CathKhan]

Progressive (green): 251
Conservative (yellow): 133
Democrat (red): 130
Republican (blue): 17

Possible 1928 map. The Dems have "Alfalfa Bill" Murray (OK) and Pat Harrison (AL) on their ticket. Conservatives have Calvin Coolidge (MA) and maybe Jack Garner (TX), Progs, I don't know yet, and Republicans have two people you've never heard of before (IL), (WI).

[CathKhan]

Alternate 1996 Republican Primary map:

Red-Lamar Alexander
Yellow-Patrick J Buchanan
Blue-Steve Forbes

[CathKhan]

[Rockefeller]

Guess!

Hint: It has something to do with altered demographics...

[CathKhan]

Senate Majority Leader Hiram Johnson (P-CA)/Vice-President Charles W Bryan (P-NE) 202 electoral votes
Secretary of War John Calvin Coolidge (C-MA)/House Conservative Leader John Nance Garner (C-TX) 198 electoral votes
Governor William H "Alfalfa Bill" Murray (D-OK)/Senator Bryon P "Pat" Harrison (D-MS) 114 electoral votes
Chicago Mayor William H Thompson (R-IL)/Governor Herman L Ekern (R-WI) 17 electoral votes

[CathKhan]

First House Election for President


Second House Election for President

[crypto-fascist superhero]

Guess!

Hint: It has something to do with altered demographics...

2008, only whites.

[Rockefeller]

Guess!

Hint: It has something to do with altered demographics...

2008, only whites.

Actually its 2004 with no blacks, good guess though.

Any guesses on this one?  Its a 2016 scenario.  NOTE: Red=Republican, Blue+Democrat

[TJ in Wisco]

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Any guesses on this one?  Its a 2016 scenario.  NOTE: Red=Republican, Blue+Democrat

Blanche Lincoln vs Chris Christe?

[NHI]

[MilesC56]

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Any guesses on this one?  Its a 2016 scenario.  NOTE: Red=Republican, Blue+Democrat

Blanche Lincoln vs Chris Christe?

Nah, Blanche would own Christie.

My guess is...

Ron Kind/Mark Pryor vs Mark Kirk/ Kelly Ayotte

[Senator Snowstalker]

Kirk/Pawlenty vs. Culver/Pryor?

[Rockefeller]

The map above is Chris Christie/Mark Kirk v. Mark Pryor/Russ Feingold

[Smid]

Can't be Anderson, because he did well in both NH and VT, according to my memory.
In 88, I think Paul got nearly nation wide ballot access aside from Missouri. I'm not gonna count Perot 92, but maybe 96. Maybe it's Gene in 1976. Just throwing ideas out there.

NOTE: I saw this before I posted (see below)

1968

And Dallas totally didn't feed me the answer.

Dalls totally didn't tell me something too.

Possibly Congressional?

[CathKhan]

Can't be Anderson, because he did well in both NH and VT, according to my memory.
In 88, I think Paul got nearly nation wide ballot access aside from Missouri. I'm not gonna count Perot 92, but maybe 96. Maybe it's Gene in 1976. Just throwing ideas out there.

NOTE: I saw this before I posted (see below)

1968

And Dallas totally didn't feed me the answer.

Dalls totally didn't tell me something too.

Possibly Congressional?

It was states where George Wallace had Curtis LeMay as his runningmate and states where George Wallace had someone else as his runningmate.

[Vote UKIP!]

I don't exactly know where to put this map, but this seemed like the place.

I played the board game Hail to the Chief , a game in which you run for the president by first winning your party's convention and then succeeding in winning the electoral college, against myself yesterday using a red and a blue pawn. The colors on this map show which states were won by which pawn. For the states that neither pawn won, I simply colored them based on which party the state voted for in the 2008 election using the red/GOP and blue/Dem model. Obviously, red won.



Red: 279
Blue: 259

[Californian Tony]

I don't exactly know where to put this map, but this seemed like the place.

I played the board game Hail to the Chief , a game in which you run for the president by first winning your party's convention and then succeeding in winning the electoral college, against myself yesterday using a red and a blue pawn. The colors on this map show which states were won by which pawn. For the states that neither pawn won, I simply colored them based on which party the state voted for in the 2008 election using the red/GOP and blue/Dem model. Obviously, red won.



Red: 279
Blue: 259

EPIC FAIL

Don't do this again ever, please.

[Free Palestine]

WRONG COLORS

[Platypus]

Blue: Registered USAFL (Aussie Rules) clubs
Green: Deregistered or non-official clubs
Red: No clubs

[A-Bob]

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Any guesses on this one?  Its a 2016 scenario.  NOTE: Red=Republican, Blue+Democrat

Blanche Lincoln vs Chris Christe?

Nah, Blanche would own Christie.

My guess is...

Ron Kind/Mark Pryor vs Mark Kirk/ Kelly Ayotte

You do realize she lost her re-election right?

[Governor Scott]

Hint: 92