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Senator Goldwater (R-WA)/Senator Rob Portman (R-OH): 396 electoral votes, 51.6 percent of the popular vote
Senator TNF (D-KY)/Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT): 139 electoral votes, 39.1 percent of the popular vote
Representative ElectionsGuy (L-WI)/Fmr. Governor Gary Johnson (L-NM): 3 electoral votes, 8.0 percent of the popular vote

Moderate and well-respected Washington Senator Goldwater is nominated as the Republican candidate for the general election, facing off against fiery socialist Senator TNF of Kentucky, who waged a bloody primary battle against Hillary Clinton, and narrowly won. In addition to the two major candidates, staunch libertarian Wisconsin Representative ElectionsGuy has bolted from the Republicans to serve as the nominee of the Libertarian party, in protest against the internationally interventionist policies of Goldwater. The latter holds a comfortable lead throughout the campaign, and although both TNF and ElectionsGuy put up stiff competition (TNF steadily climbed the polls from 29 percent pre-convention to 40 percent on election day), Goldwater goes on to win the biggest landslide for a Republican candidate since 1988. However, the Libertarians, thanks to the strength of their candidate, win their highest vote share yet in a Presidential Election and their first electoral votes.

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The Democratic primary results in a tough three way fight between incumbet vice-president Scott Sunday, Governor Winde Jammer of West Virginia and Representative Theophilus Narses Fulbrook (TNF) of Illinois. Sunday is moderately centre-left, but is able to reach out easily to the party's centrist wing. Jammer, a popular Governor, mixes a passion for social justice with moderate views on both foreign policy and moral matters, an attractive proposition for some in the Democratic base. Last and not least, TNF represents the radicals in the party base, desiring an end to foreign entanglements and instead a focus on social and economic justice at home, making redistribution of wealth and the expansion of the welfare state the two main themes of his platform. Whilst both TNF and Jammer win a number of contests, Sunday's backing by the party establishment (and popularity in his own right) are enough to put him over the top in terms of delegates.

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