Here's some more. I've stopped counting state EVs because I don't feel like digging up population growth statistics by race at the moment, so these are approximations based on OTL numbers. In no case do I believe they affected the outcome.
2004:
315/
223Closest states:
CT:
D+0.02%LA:
D+0.1%NH:
D+0.15%AR:
D+0.48%NC:
R+1.04%2000:
286/
252My earlier comment on Dem EC advantage was based on the 2012/2016 PVI, and evidently isn't true in general, because Gore gets cheated again in this world, by an even larger margin.
Closest states:
MD:
R+0.71%MS:
D+0.78%GA:
D+0.91%NJ:
D+1.38%NC:
R+1.43%1996:
391/
147Closest states:
MI:
R+1.0%MD:
R+1.1%PA:
R+1.6%AZ:
R+1.9%IL:
D+2.6%Fun fact: under this scenario, a 2% universal swing would give Clinton exactly 450 EVs.
1992:
401/
137Basically nothing changes here re:Perot because he was strongest in the whitest states anyhow.
Closest states:
WI:
R+0.1%NH:
D+0.3%CO:
D+1.2%PA:
D+1.3%CT:
R+1.3%