Donald Trump vs Tulsi Gabbard

[American2020]

Discuss with maps.

[Bojack Horseman]

[tmthforu94]

All of these hypotheticals are incredibly difficult to predict four years out with an incoming president who is so divisive, so this is assuming Trump has done a fair job as president and has an approval rating somewhere in the mid-40s.

I really like Gabbard, but I don't think she quite has the experience to be president. Being a non-Christian will hurt, and I think she could run into minor issues with getting the establishment fully behind her.

A couple of points on the map: I don't think Trump will win Michigan in 2020. Democrats were caught off guard here in 2016, and in an election where both sides are heavily contesting it, I think the Democrat will win in a pretty even election. Wisconsin also will be close, but I think Trump will increase his strength with working whites against Gabbard, which will also flip Maine and Minnesota.

[Pericles]

Please god no.

[Lief 🗽]

Trump/Pence: 65.9%, 531 EV
Gabbard/Manchin: 29.2%, 7 EV
Others: 4.9%

[Confused Democrat]

Assuming Trump is a "meh" President:

Assuming Trump is an utterly terrible President:

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

[Laeta]

Donald Trump would probably narrowly win unless his first term is an absolute disaster.

[Tintrlvr]

The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.

Underrated comment.

[tomhguy]

(Election Night 2020)

Election too close to call. Trump wins Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina and Arizona. Gabbard wins New Hampshire, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Colorado. Too Close To Call, Florida Virginia, Pennsylvania.
" We now have a very important call to make; Pennsylvania goes for Trump, its 20 electoral votes go for Trump with 99% of the vote counted, this brings him up to 251 electoral votes with Gabbard on 245, this means that no matter where Virginia goes, the president will be decided in Florida..."

[Person Man]

She could be our TRUMP.

[Wells]

We still don't know much about 2020. It could go either way, but I think Trump has the edge.

[SCNCmod]

Tulsi gets destroyed.  Far too little charisma.  Only Bernie wing really likes Tulsi all that much.

[Lincoln Republican]

Trump/Pence: 65.9%, 531 EV
Gabbard/Manchin: 29.2%, 7 EV
Others: 4.9%

This looks almost accurate, except for some leftist bastions who nobody can reason with, e.g. Vermont, California, both lost in the vast wasteland of leftist ideology.

[Kingpoleon]

344: Senator Tulsi Gabbard/Governor Steve Bullock - 50.6%
194: President Donald Trump/Vice President Mike Pence - 41.9%
Robert Sarvis/John Monds - 6.0%
Others - 1.5%