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Guess what this map is. It's about a specific presidential election.

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Guess what this map is. It's about a specific presidential election.

It's 1972. In blue states, Nixon won every county. In red states, McGovern won at least one county.

Correct

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America with Australian Parties

2013 Presidential Election

Liberal- 222 EV- 32.02%
Labor- 206 EV- 33.38%
Country- 77 EV- 4.29%
Greens- 13 EV- 8.65% (Fights for DC statehood, and is supported by Hawaiian Asian American communities)
Katter's Australian Party- 1.04% (Centered around coal mining areas in KY &WV)- 13 EV[/color
Palmer United Party- 5.49%  (Supported mainly by Mormons, in their calls for greater state devolution.)- 6EV

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America with Australian Parties

2013 Presidential Election

Liberal- 222 EV- 32.02%
Labor- 206 EV- 33.38%
Country- 77 EV- 4.29%
Greens- 13 EV- 8.65% (Fights for DC statehood, and is supported by Hawaiian Asian American communities)
Katter's Australian Party- 1.04% (Centered around coal mining areas in KY &WV)- 13 EV[/color
Palmer United Party- 5.49%  (Supported mainly by Mormons, in their calls for greater state devolution.)- 6EV

Nice map!

Why did ME-01 vote the way it did?

For maine, ME-02 votes for Labor, and ME-01 for the Greens. My mistake, did this just for fun.

Anyways, Thank you.

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2050: Control of state legislatures under 4 party system that developed since the 28th Amendment abolished the electoral college in 2032:

Republican Party (socially conservative, lean protectionist, economically center right, base = white Evangelicals and Mormons)
Democratic Party (socially liberal, lean free trade, economically center left, base = non-Southern suburbs)
Nuestra Union (pro-immigration, free trade, Catholic social teachings, base = Hispanics and expanding toward white Catholics, prefers to coalition with Democrats)
American Party (pro-labor, protectionist, agnostic on most social issues, base = unionized labor and commodity industries, prefers to coalition with Republicans)

30% shading = coalition control
50% shading = bicameral majority
60% shading = supermajority

Coalitions:

CO/IL/GA/NJ: Democrats with Nuestra Union
TX: Republicans with Nuestra Union
NE/KS/MO/OH/PA/WV: Republicans with American Party
ME: Democrats with American Party
WI/MI: American Party with Democrats
AK: American Party with Republicans
FL: Nuestra Union with Democrats

Why does the American party side with the republicans, is it economically right-wing, yet supports labour?

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2015 UK General Election in the US (My Opinion, inspired by darethebernac.)

50% Blue- Conservatives
50% Red- Labour
90% Yellow- Democratic Unionist Party
90% Green- comunidad nacional (Equivalent to Sinn Fein)
30% Green- Social Democratic and Labour Party
30% Blue-  Unionist Party
30% Yellow- Independence Party
70% Green- république nationale (Equivalent to Plaid Cymru)
90% Blue-  American Union (Equivalent to UKIP)
50% Yellow- Liberal Democrats
50% Green- Green Party

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2015 UK General Election in the US (My Opinion, inspired by darethebernac.)

50% Blue- Conservatives
50% Red- Labour
90% Yellow- Democratic Unionist Party
90% Green- comunidad nacional (Equivalent to Sinn Fein)
30% Green- Social Democratic and Labour Party
30% Blue-  Unionist Party
30% Yellow- Independence Party
70% Green- république nationale (Equivalent to Plaid Cymru)
90% Blue-  American Union (Equivalent to UKIP)
50% Yellow- Liberal Democrats
50% Green- Green Party

So you have Hispanic SW = Irish/Welsh nationalist?  Can you elaborate on that one?

Former Mexican SW, is divided on Hispanic communities, historically oppressed  Catholics, who support the SDLP and comunidad nacional, and protestants who support the DUP and more moderate unionists, especially Mormons who support the Unionist Party. Welsh Nationalism is basically the NNE, with (VT, NH, ME) which is it's own nation, with distinct french identity, it draws additional support within french communities mainly in the NE, as well as in Louisiana. The Independence Party, in Alaska and Hawaii, own nations are the equivalent of the SNP.

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swing to democrats vs democrats?

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Final Part: 2008-2016

2008 Election:

President Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Florida/Vice President Eric Cantor, R-Virginia*: 271 EVs (50%)
U.S. Sen. Joe Biden, D-Delaware/Governor Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota: 267 EVs (48%)

* President Campbell suffers a heart attack in Dec. 2005; he is saved and the illness is hidden from the public. However, in March of 2006, he has another one and passes away. Governor Eric Cantor of Virginia is selected as VP. Ros-Lehtinen is first female Prez in American history. Cantor is first Jewish VP.

2012 Election:

Governor Kasim Reed, D-Georgia/U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Indiana: 371 EVs (54%)
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina/U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman, R-Connecticut: 167 EVs (44%)

President Ros-Lehtinen retires; VP Cantor decides not to run. Kasim Reed, a progressive super star, dominated polling for over a year.

2016 Election:

President Kasim Reed, D-Georgia/Vice President Evan Bayh, D-Indiana: 336 EVs (51%)
Former Vice President Eric Cantor, R-Virginia/U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-New Hampshire: 202 EVs (47%)

I highly doubt WV will go that way, if other states go democrat.

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Shred Brown (D-OH)/Steve Bullock (D-MT): 398 EV (51.0%)
Donald Trump (R-NY)/Mike Pence (R-IN): 134 EV: (43.5%)
Evan McMullin (I-UT)/Mindy Finn (I-TX): 6 EV : 4.4%
Gary Johnson (L-NM)/Bill Weld (L-MA): 0 EV: 4.0%
Jill Stein/Ajuma Baraka: 0 EV (0.5%)
Others: 1.1%

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Shred Brown (D-OH)/Steve Bullock (D-MT): 398 EV (51.0%)
Donald Trump (R-NY)/Mike Pence (R-IN): 134 EV: (43.5%)
Evan McMullin (I-UT)/Mindy Finn (I-TX): 6 EV : 4.4%
Gary Johnson (L-NM)/Bill Weld (L-MA): 0 EV: 4.0%
Jill Stein/Ajuma Baraka: 0 EV (0.5%)
Others: 1.1%

If this happened I would be so elated

I lol'd at Shred Brown. Why wouldn't vote for a name like that?

Quite obvious that I cannot spell.

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If America had political parties like Ireland:

Soldiers and Republican Party (conservatives) - 173 EV
Family Party (liberal conservatism, Christian democracy) - 166 EV
We Ourselves (left-wing) - 86 EV
Labour Party - 25 EV
Other party - 10 EV
Independents - 49 EV


If America had political parties like the UK:

Conservative Party - 273 EV
Labour Party - 189 EV
American National Party (left-wing nationalists) - 26 EV
Liberal Democrats - 7 EV
Others/independents - 50 EV

No.

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England

Conservatives: 278  EV
Labour: 208 EV
UKIP: 41 EV
Lib Dems: 5 EV
Green Party: 4 EV

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No.

Why? In both maps I tried to give each party a number of EVs proportional to their parliament seats.

The states would in no way vote like that.