1996: Ross Perot vs. Al Gore vs. Dan Quayle

[White Trash]

Ross Perot doesn't drop-out halfway through 1992 and wins the whole nine yards. Economic stimulus and growth remains the same under President Perot. NAFTA isn't signed into action. The Democrats, hoping to shut down the Reform party and prove 1992 to be a fluke, nominate Al Gore. The Republicans think they have a serious opening in the race and nominate former Vice President Dan Quayle.

1992 Election Map:

Ross Perot/James Stockdale 272 EVs
Bill Clinton/Al Gore 150 EVs
George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle 116 EVs

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

President H. Ross Perot/Vice President James Stockdale - 295 EV
Senator Al Gore/Senator Tom Harkin - 149 EV
Former Vice President James Danforth Quayle/Former Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney - 94 EV

[Bigby]

Just a question, but does the GOP sweep Congress in 1994? Perot was not a gun control kind of person, so I doubt the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban gets passed.

[White Trash]

GOP does win a majority in the Congress. The Reform party gets created a little earlier and has a few members in the House as well, but none in the Senate. The Reform party congressmen work with a few Republicans on the Assault Weapons ban in exchange for disemboweling NAFTA.

[Kingpoleon]

270: Perot/Penny(40.4%)
160: Gore/Boren(32.1%)
108: Quayle/Bush(25.8%)
Others: 1.3%