Sanders/Cuomo(D) vs Trump/Goode (R) vs Bloomberg/Kasich (I)

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Prologue: In the first three way race since 1992, Bernie Sanders is the Democratic nominee choosing Andrew Cuomo as his running mate. Cuomo meanwhile stepped down as NY Governor to spend more time in the Campaign, Kathy Hochul became Governor(declining to run for Governor full time in a special election, Chuck Schumer announces his resignation from the Senate to run for Govenor of New York. Hillary Clinton is appointed NY Senator in July, and is running in a special election in November.

Meanwhile Donald Trump won a divisive GOP Primary. Both John Kasich and Jeb Bush would dropout after NH, however both for different means. Bush decided to run for Florida Senate, winning the GOP primary. While John Kasich joined Michael Bloomberg to run in a unity ticket.





Good Evening America and welcome to Election night 2016. Tonight for the first time since 1992 we have a strong three way Race. Lets look at the polls shall we

Final Polling Average-Nationally
Bloomberg/Kasich 35%
Sanders/Cuomo 33%
Trump/Goode 32%

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We can Project Vermont for Sanders as well as the Senate race for Patrick Leahy,, the Governors race is still too close to call
Vermont Presidency
Sanders/Cuomo 67%
Bloomberg/Kasich 19%
Trump/Goode  14%

Vermont Senate
Patrick Leahy  D (I) 60%
Jim Douglas  R 40%
 
Vermont Governors Race -20% in
Matt Dunne D 48%
Phil Scott R 45%
Anthony Pollina Prog. 7%

We can now call the Senate Race in Kentucky for Rand Paul, however the Presidential Race is still undecided
Kentucky Senate Race
Rand Paul R (I) 55%
Jack Conway D 45%


Kentucky Presidential Race-20% in
Trump/Goode 45%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Bloomberg/Kasich 25%

We can project South Carolina  for Trump and the Senate Race for Tim Scott

South Carolina Presidential Race
Trump/Goode 52%
Sanders/Cuomo(D) 32%
Bloomberg/Kasich  16%

South Carolina Senate Race
Tim Scott  R(I) 58%
Joyce Dickerson D 42%

We can Call Indiana for Trump and the Senate Race for Todd Young, The Indiana Governors race is still too close to call.

Indiana Presidential Race
Trump/Goode  50%
Sanders/Cuomo 28%
Bloomberg/Kasich 22%

Indiana Senate Race
Todd Young R 54%
Baron Hill  D46%

Indiana Governors Race-20% in
Mike Pence  R (I) 52%
John Gregg D 48%

Over in Georgia the Presidential race is too close to call as well as the Senate Race
Georgia Presidential Race 20% in
Trump/Goode  40%
Bloomberg/Kasich  35%
Sanders/Cuomo 25%

Georgia Senate Race
Johnny Isakson R 55%
James Beverly 43 %
Other 2%

Over in Virgina, the Presidential Race is  too close to call
Virgina Senate Race-20% in
Trump/Goode 35%
Sanders/Cuomo 33%
Bloomberg/Kasich 32%

Here is are Presidential Map

Trump/Goode (R) 20 EV
Sanders/Cuomo 3 EV
Bloomberg/Kasich (I) 0 EV

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Who is Saunders?

[Higgs]

inconsistent colors

[Pragmatic Conservative]

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West Virginia can be called for Trump, the Governors race is too close to Call.
West Virginia Presidential Results
Trump/Goode 55%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Bloomberg/Kasich 15%

West Virginia Governor Race
Jeff Kessler R 51%
Bill Cole D 49%

It is after 8 and we can call a bunch of races now, first for Presidential Races:Mississippi, Alabama,  Oklahoma Tennessee,and Kentucky for Trump. DC and Delaware  can be called for Sanders. Missouri, Maryland, Massachusetts,Main, New Hampshire,  Illinois,Michigan, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida are all too close to call.

In the Senate we can call Richard Shelby elected in Alabama, Richard Blumenthal elected  in Connecticut, Florida too close to Call,  Illinois too close to call, Donna Edwards elected in Maryland, Missouri too close to call, New Hampshire too close to call, Oklahoma for James Lankford, Pennsylvania too close to call

Over in the Governors Races we can call Delaware for John Carney, Missouri  is too close to call, New Hampshire too close to call, North Carolina too close to call

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Alabama Presidential Race
Trump/Goode  50%
Sanders/Cuomo 35%
Bloomberg/Kasich 15%

Alabama Senate Race
Richard Shelby R (I) 62%
Charles Nana  D38%


Connecticut Senate
Richard Blumenthal (I) R 59%
August Wolf 41% D

Delaware Presidential Race
Sanders/Cuomo 49%
Bloomberg/Kasich 33%
Trump/Goode 17%

Delaware Governors Race
John Carney D 60%
Colin Bonini R 40%

DC Presidential Race
Sanders/Cuomo 69%
Bloomberg/Kasich 19%
Trump/Goode 12%

Kentucky Presidential Race
Trump/Goode 47%
Sanders/Cuomo 35%
Bloomberg/Kasich 18%

Maryland Senate Race
Donna Edwards 59%
Chrys Kefalas 41%

Mississippi Presidential Race
Trump/Goode 47%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Bloomberg/Kasich 23%


Oklahoma Presidential Race
Trump/Goode 50%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Bloomberg/Kasich 20%

Oklahoma Senate Race
James Lankford 58%
Dan Boren 42%

Tennessee Presidential Race
Trump/Goode 45%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Bloomberg/Kasich 25%


Undecided Races


Connecticut Presidential race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 40%
Sanders/Cuomo 37%
Trump/Goode 23%

Florida Presidential Races-20% in
Sanders/Cuomo 36%
Bloomberg/Kasich 34%
Trump/Goode 30%

Florida Senate Race-20% in
Alan Grayson 51.5%
Jeb Bush 48.5%

Illinois Presidential Race-20% in
Sanders/Cuomo 47%
Bloomberg/Kasich 35%
Trump/Goode 18%

Illinois Senatel Race-20% in
Tammy Duckworth 51.7%
Mark Kirk 48.3%

,Main Presidential Race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 37%
Sanders/Cuomo 33%
Trump/Goode 30%

,Maryland Presidential Race-20% in
Sanders/Cuomo 39%
Bloomberg/Kasich 34%
Trump/Goode 27%


,Massachusetts  Presidential Race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 39%
Sanders/Cuomo 34%
Trump/Goode 27%


,Michigan Presidential Race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 40%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Trump/Goode 30%

Missouri Presidential Race-20% in  
Trump/Goode 45%
Sanders/Cuomo 30%
Sanders/Cuomo 25%

Missouri Senate Race-20% in  
Roy Blunt (I) R 51%
Jason Kander  D 49%

Missouri Governor Race-20% in  
Chris Koster D 52%
Peter Kinder R48%

New Hampshire Presidential race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 38%
Sanders/Cuomo 35%
Trump/Goode  27%

New Hampshire Senate race-20% in
Kelly Ayotte 53%
Maggie Hassan 47%

New Hampshire Govenor race-20% in
Chris Sununu 51%
Mark Connolly 49%

New Jersey Presidential Race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 40%
Sanders/Cuomo 37%
Trump/Goode 23%

North Carolina Presidential Race  Race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 38%
Sanders/Cuomo 32%
Trump/Goode  30%

North Carolina Governors Race-20% in
Roy Cooper 50.9%
Pat McCrory(I) 49.1%

Pennsylvania  Presidential Race-20% in
Bloomberg/Kasich 39%
Sanders/Cuomo 31%
Trump/Goode 30%


Pennsylvania  Senate Race-20% in
Katie McGinty 51%
Pat Toomey 49%


Rhode Island Presidential Race-20% in
Sanders/Cuomo 45%
Bloomberg/Kasich 37%
Trump/Goode 18%

[Boston Bread]

Voter fraud was rampant in Alabama, where 110% turnout was recorded.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Voter fraud was rampant in Alabama, where 110% turnout was recorded.

It was a tabulation error that occurred in some of the counties, It was caught by the Alabama Secretary of State and the error has since been corrected.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Good Evening it is now 8:30 and we can make a few more calls, first in the Presidency: Arkansas for Trump

Senate:John Boozman is elected Senator for Arkansas

Governor: The Vermont Governor Race heads to the Legislature, as neither candidate gets the necessary 50% to win.  

Arkansas Presidential Race
Trump/Goode 45%
Sanders/Cuomo 28%
Bloomberg/Kasich 17%

Arkansas Senate Race
John Boozman  55%
Conner Eldridge 45%

Vermont Governors Race
Matt Dunne D 48%
Phil Scott R 46%
Anthony Pollina Prog. 6%

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Presidential Map

 Trump/Goode 72 EV
Sanders/Cuomo 9 EV
Bloomberg/Kasich 0EV


Senate Map

Gray No Election
Yellow Yet to Be Called
Democrats 37 Senate Seats
GOP 35 Senate Seats

[Pragmatic Conservative]

It is 9 PM we can now call Several other Races:

First for The Presidential Race: Kansas, Wyoming, and Nebraska and its 1,and 3rd CD can be called for Trump. We can now call Maryland for Sanders. Louisiana, Texas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio Nebraska's 2end Congressional District Remain, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado  and New York remain  uncalled.

Now in The Senate we can call Kansas for Jerry Moran, and we can call New York for Hillary Clinton. Louisiana, Arizona, Ohio, and Wisconsin remain uncalled.


Presidential

Trump/Goode 82 EV
Sanders/Cuomo 19 EV
 Bloomberg/Kasich

Democrats 38 senate Seats
GOP 36 Senate Seats