Final Margin: Hillary: 51% Donald: 44% Johnson: 4% Other: 1%

RIP Egg McMuffin

The situation in ME-2 boggles the mind.

This is just me entertaining a 50-40-10 scenario.

An establishment-backed 3rd party candidate makes it on the ballot in every state except South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Maryland, and Illinois.

After a drawn-out and painful Republican nomination, Trump is named the nominee. Some prominent establishment figures draft Romney to run as an independent, only barely managing to get him on the ballot in a number of states, often with his name under different parties in different places. Romney fails to gain traction outside of the west, but puts up very good numbers for a third party in the modern era. This splitting on the right ultimately hands Hillary the election without much difficulty.<br /> Clinton: 49.8%<br /> Trump: 45.1%<br /> Romney: 5.2%<br /> <br /> Notable States:<br /> <br /> Alaska:<br /> 34.1% D, 31.5% I, 30.9% R<br /> <br /> NE-2:<br /> 37.4% D, 30.1% R, 30.0% I<br /> <br /> NE-3:<br /> 32.6% I, 32.2% R, 31.4% D<br /> <br /> WY:<br /> 34.1% I, 33.2% R, 30.0% D<br /> <br /> MT:<br /> 38.1% D, 30.1% I, 30.0% R

Clinton vs Trump

Hillary vs Bush vs Trump<br /> Hillary (D): 52.1%<br /> Bush (R): 43.4%<br /> Trump (I): 4.8%<br /> Let's just say that, after a painful and contentious Republican Primary, Trump decides to run as an independent.<br /> <br /> Closest States:<br /> Texas: (R) 46.6%, (D) 45.9%, (I) 5.8% R+0.7%<br /> Alaska: (D) 46.9% (R) 45.5%, (I) 5.4% D+1.4%<br /> Indiana: (D) 47.3%, (R) 45.0% (I) 4.1% D+2.3%<br />