First years at a gallup, Election 2040

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Republican Primary

James Maxon, Senator, Iowa. Decently Conservative. Much like Ronald Reagan in many different factors. Polling for re-election. 45 years old.

Travis Kerker, Representative, Nebraska. Highly Conservative and supports most wars. Loses some less-Conservative backing for that fact. 44 years old.

Eric Benzel, State Legislature, Nebraska. Least-Most Conservative candidate in the GOP Primaries. Had "no problem with Obama." Very unlikely to win.

Thomas Aldrich, Governor, Texas. Very Conservative, believes in less Libertarian things and more of a Conservative bias. 48 Years Old.

Brian Smith, Representative, Michigan. Only votes 65% conservative but has great marketing schemes. 36 Years Old.

Bobby Aldren, Representative, New York. Self-proclaimed "Constitutionalist". In fact, a former representative for the Constitution Party. Joined the Republican party for a shot at Senate. 65 years old.

Caleb Reuting, Senator, Nebraska. The Dark Horse in this race. Extremely similar views to those of Ron and Rand Paul but supports the war (against Russia). Is a mixture of Libertarian and Conservative views. Former Constitution Party Representative. Tea Party backed. 44 years old.

Rick Mantell, Senator, Utah. Is a little bit more of a lefty, is basically the John McCain of this year's election. 75 years old.

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Democratic Primary

John Spain, Senator, New York. Most Liberal candidate in the entire DNC primary election. Anti-gun all over the map except for military/police usage. Wants to legalize gay marriage. Wants to spend less on homeland security. Wants abortion to be legal in all cases. Doesn't want a strong military whatsoever. Basically hates the whole Constitution in general. A prime candidate for assassination. 47 years old.

Jim Niswald, Senator, Illinois. The most powerful candidate that there is in the DNC primaries. Is not too Liberal, only 65% and has less extreme views than Spain. 52 years old.

Max Conesh, Representative, Louisiana. Mildly Liberal. Would draw some Libertarian vote. 39 years old.

Chris Jones, Representative, California. The most Conservative candidate in the DNC primaries. Loves guns. Should be a Republican, but would have no chance in his district, although it is a Conservative one.

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Sorry, but this is someone else's timeline, Caleb.

Oh, sorry I thought that was just his predictions lol my bad.

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James Maxon: 17 Points
1.Arizona
2.California
3.Florida
4.Hawai'i
5.Idaho
6.Illinois
7.Iowa
8.Minnesota
9.Missouri
10.New Hampshire
11.New Jersey
12.Ohio
13.Utah
14.Vermont
15.Washington
16.Washington D.C.
17.Wisconsin
Caleb Reuting: 24 Points
1.Alabama
2.Arkansas
3.Colorado
4.Connecticut
5.Delaware
6.Georgia
7.Indiana
8.Kansas
9.Kentucky
10.Louisiana
11.Maine
12.Mississippi
13.Montana
14.Nebraska
15.Nevada
16.New Mexico
17.North Carolina
18.North Dakota
19.Oklahoma
20.South Carolina
21.South Dakota
22.Tennessee
23.West Virginia
24.Wyoming
Travis Kerker: 6 Points (10%)
1.Alaska
2.Maryland
3.Pennsylvania
4.Rhode Island
5.Texas
6.Virginia
Brian Smith: 3 Points (5%)
1.Massachusetts
2.Michigan
3.Oregon
Bobby Aldren: 1 Point (5%)
1.New York
Thomas Aldrich: 0 Points (4%)
Rick Mantell: 0 Points (2%)
Eric Benzel: 0 Points (1%)
Other: 0 Points (1%)
Reuting in an extreme surprise beats Maxon and his VP Ryan Donner and, very surprisingly, selects Kerker instead of Arlen as his VP stating that, "We're both from the same state, Arlen was my runner-up but we know each other better and this will be a better combination, trust me" and that Kerker would help better with the war. Being a self-proclaimed "hawk."

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Spain: 25 Points (38%)
Niswald: 17 Points (37%)
Jones: 8 Points (15%)
Conesh: 1 Points (9%)
Other: 0 Points (1%)

In an exciting defeat over his opponents, Spain, unsurprisingly, chooses Niswald as his VP. Let the race begin.

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John Spain/Jim Niswald (D): 273
Caleb Reuting/Travis Kerker (R): 265

Electoral map.

Maxon's brother, David, is proven right in saying that Reuting's Libertarian principles are too weak and Fox News anchorman Jim Schwarding's saying that Kerker only hurt him worse. Though since Kerker is part White (Irish), Indian (Cherokee), Black (Haitian), and Hispanic (Mexican), that he would apply to other races.