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« on: July 18, 2006, 11:33:10 AM »
« edited: July 18, 2006, 12:28:33 PM by Winfield »

2024

The political landscape takes a drastic change. 

A strong Independent Party emerges, capitalizing on the nation's weariness with the two traditional parties.

A credible and charismatic Independent Presidential candidate runs in 2024 and makes major inroads.

2024 Presidential election
Independent           210 EV 33% PV (Green)
Republican              189 EV  34% PV (Blue)
Democrat                139 EV  33% PV (Red)

Not only does the Independent Presidential candidate make major inroads, but Independent Party candidates for the House and Senate win substantial seats, resulting in a three way split in the House and Senate.

House standings, Republican 152, Democrat 147, Independent 136, with no party controlling a majority of the state delegations.

Senate standings, Republican 37, Democrat 35, Independent 28.

A period of political uncertainty takes hold. 

All three parties soon realize they will have to compromise and work closely together in order to choose a President, choose a Vice President, and pass legislation that is for the good of the country, not for the good of the party.               

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