Post the map of an election between the two preceding posters

[TNF]

1956.

Following a four years of relative peace that saw the Korean War drawdown and an armistice signed, plus relative prosperity at home (if within a shaky atmosphere with the explosion of civil rights issues on the homefront), President Windjammer (R-ME) sought a second term in the White House. Campaigning on his 'progressive conservatism', the President successfully reached out to normally Democratic-leaning groups like labor unions and black voters, both of whom were supportive of the President's stances on civil rights.

The Democratic field was wide open as most Democrats, supportive of the President's reforms, dared not challenge him. This a void opened that was ultimately filled by Oklahoma's conservative Democratic Governor, Maxwell. Governor Maxwell ran on a platform to the right of his Republican opponent, calling for tax reductions and overall spending reductions, as well as a more 'peaceful' foreign policy, as opposed to the interventionism of the administration.

On election day, the voters overwhelmingly re-elected the President, though the Governor managed to hold the South in the Democratic column.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Popular democrat kentucky governor wins in a tight race: 273-265
As a native son of kentucky, TNF overperforms democrats score in Kentucky and West Virginia, running as a pro-labour and a pro gun rights. Governor Maxwell (R-MT), running as a libertarian, successfully wins republican endorsement after their candidate, Chris Christie, dies because of his health problem. Both candidates are focusing on economy, that's why Maxwell succesfully wins Nevada, Colorado, and even democratic states like New Jersey, Maine and New Hampshire. Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia are the battleground states. Maxwell finally loses them because of his position on farm subsidies which allows the first socialist to win a presidential race.

New Hampshire's not really a Democratic state.  It's a swing state, but it generally goes to Democrats anyway.
SKIP

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

TNF, a socialist Kentucky Senator, runs on a pro-gun rights and pro-worker campaign, which is popular in the Upper South. His opponent is Republican Oldiesfreak, the Yankee Republican Governor of Michigan.

Dismayed with these candidates, Mike Huckabee, former Governor of Arkansas, runs on an independent social conservative ticket, splitting the vote. TNF wins, partially thanks to victories in the likes of Indiana and Oklahoma, where enough conservative votes went to Huckabee to give the states to TNF.

Senator TNF (D-KY)/Former Governor Christine Gregoire (D-WA): 275 EV
Governor Oldiesfreak (R-MI)/Governor Susana Martinez (R-NM): 225 EV
Former Governor Mike Huckabee (I-AR)/Michele Bachmann (I-MN): 38 EV

[TNF]

1960.

With the popular President Windjammer (R-MT) unable to seek another term in the White House, naturally the Republican nomination would fall to the incumbent Vice President, Oldiesfreak of Michigan. A crusading civil rights activist in his own right, Vice President Oldiesfreak would campaign on his own "progressive conservative" credentials, while the Democrats would once again nominate a right-leaning Democrat, Senator Anton Kreitzer of Wyoming. Kreitzer would campaign mum on the issue of civil rights, preferring not to say too much for fear of upsetting Southern Democrats, a group he could not afford to alienate in his bid for the Presidency.

Vice President Oldiesfreak (R-Mich.): 272
Sen. Anton Kreitzer (D-Wyo.): 265

[ElectionsGuy]

1992

Senator TNF (D-Kentucky): 283
Anton Kreitzer (R-Australia): 255

Popular Vote:

Anton Kreitzer (R-Australia): 49.1%
Senator TNF (D-Kentucky): 48.9%
Other/Independent: 2.0%

Despite losing the popular vote by 0.2%, TNF wins the electoral college 283-255. He benefited from a very close win in both California and Georgia. Kreitzer's strongholds were the mountain west, the deep south, and the upper Midwest. The upper Midwest is a usually leaning democrat area, but they got turned off by TNF's views on certain issues. TNF's strongholds were the upper south (appalachia/Ozarks) and especially the Northeast. The pacific Northwest was also supportive of TNF.

[Goldwater]

Senator TNF - (D-KY) - 278 EVs
Governor Guy (R-WI) - 260 EVs

[H. Ross Peron]

After the Democratic nominee Kobidobidog was forced out after certain revelations about his person opinions became public, the election became between the independent, Libertarian-backed candidacy of Gov. ElectionsGuy of Wisconsin and the Republican Senator Goldwater of Washington. Due to the candidate's very similar views on domestic policy, the election largely turned on foreign policy and as a result Goldwater coasted to victory thanks to extensive Establishment backing.

[TNF]

General Mung Beans of California and Wendy Davis of Texas (Democratic Party): 319
Congressman Goldwater of Washington and Congressman Peter King of New York (Republican Party): 219

[Goldwater]

The moderate, Independent 5-Star General Mung Beans is easy elected to the presidency with the endorsement of both the Democratic and Republican parties. His only real challenger is TNF, a Socialist Party activist from Kentucky.

General of the Army Mung Beans (I-CA) - 510 EVs
Activist TNF (S-KY) - 28 EVs

[LeBron]

As a registered member of the Socialist Party, Senator TNF (S-KY) loses the support of not only his own state, but a number of tossups plus a few states that tend to lean Democratic in the New England area.

Senator Goldwater (R-WA)/Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) - 300 EVs
Senator TNF (S-KY)/Stewart Alexander (S-VA) 238 EVs

[ElectionsGuy]

Spokane Mayor Lord Goldwater (R-WI)/Congressman Justin Amash (R-MI): 293
Former Governor Adam FitzGerald (D-OH)/Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): 245

Presidential Election 2020:

Perhaps one of the most polarizing elections of our time! Both sides were hostile to each other and fighting aggressively. Many of the candidates home states were the only states that were very close, all the others were decisive. As well, other demographic polarization, like race and gender, were decisive factors here that have gotten worse since 2012 and 2016. Overall though, after a hard fight about the role of government, the ElectionsGuy/Amash ticket won surprisingly decisively.

Popular Vote:

Goldwater/Amash: 52.6%
FitzGerald/Gillibrand: 46.7%

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

The two preceding posters, not the yourself and the preceding poster.

[ElectionsGuy]

The two preceding posters, not the yourself and the preceding poster.

oh.... oops. Well actually I'll replace me with Goldwater and It would work out fine.

[TNF]

1960

Sen. Cathcon (D-Mich): 281
Vice Pres. ElectionsGuy (R-Wisc): 229
Unpledged Electors: 27

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

1988

Congressman ElectionsGuy (Libertarian-WI)/Congressman Ron Paul (Libertarian-TX) - 318 EVs
Congressman TNF (Every Man A King-KY)/Senator Max Baucus (Democrat-MT) - 220 EVs

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

1960

Governor TNF (D-KY)/Senator Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MN) 270 electoral votes, 49.9% of the popular vote
Governor Scott (R-CT)/Senator Roman Hruska (R-NE) 267 electoral votes, 49.5% of the popular vote

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Gov. Cathcon (R-MI)/Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS): 342
Sen. Scott (D-CT)/Fmr. Gov. Ted Strickland (D-OH): 196

Senator Roman Hurska (D-NE)

Shouldn't that be an R by his name?

[Goldwater]

1844

Governor Cathcon (D-MI) - 143 EVs/color]
President Oldiesfreak (W-MI) - 132

[Reaganfan]

Oldies: 304
Goldwater: 234

[TNF]

Reaganfan's more traditional conservatism wins out over Goldwater's neo-libertarianism.

[Goldwater]

Governor Reaganfan (R-OH) - 301 EVs
Senator TNF (D-KY) - 237 EVs

[Potatoe]

Socialism v. Libertarianism!

Senator TNF(I,KY)/Fmr. Mayor Emil Seidel(I,WI)*---270 EV, 48.5%

Senator Goldwater(R,WA)**/Senator Ron Johnson(R,WI)---268 EV, 49%

*Seidel's corpse reanimated by the Socialist Party.

**Primaried President Reagenfan

[TNF]

1980

Pres. Guntaker of Wisconsin and Vice Pres. Scott of Arkansas (Democratic Party): 51.01% (443 electoral votes)
Sen. Goldwater of Washington and Gov. Reganfan of Ohio (Republican Party): 40.75% (95 electoral votes)
Rep. Oldiesfreak1854 of Michigan and Gen. Mung Beans of California (Independent): 6.61% (0 electoral votes)
ElectionsGuy of Wisconsin and Cathcon of Michigan (Libertarian Party): 1.06%

[Goldwater]

2012

President Guntaker (D-WI) / Vice President Scott (D-CT) - 355 EVs
Senator TNF (I-KY) / Governor Matt (D-VT) - 183 EVs

Surprisingly, TNF is able to win over many conservatives, especially rural ones, because of his staunch opposition to gun control and running against someone literally named "Guntaker".

[Potatoe]

Surprisingly, TNF is able to win over many conservatives, especially rural ones, because of his staunch opposition to gun control and running someone literally named "Guntaker".

Yeah, coming up with nonpartisan names is not my strong suit, but your right on the money there, I would drive Conservatives out to vote.