Make up a map between you and the preceding poster.

[RFayette]

Shua (R)-325
RFayette (I) - 213

The election breaks heavily on social issues and regional loyalties, with Shua ultimately winning the South, the Eastern part of the rust belt, and in the closest state, California.

[RFayette]

With little ideological difference, the GOP primary is largely geographical, with RFayette taking parts of the Midwest and sweeping the West, with The Hawk doing better in the South & Northeast

TheHawk-323
RFayette-215

[RFayette]

2016 Presidential Election

The GOP decides to nominate Enderman, a moderate Libertarian, after a divisive primary.

After Clinton's tragic death due to sickness and Warren's refusal to be a candidate, the Dems nominate TNF, a strong committed leftist.

Enderman campaigns against TNF as out of the mainstream and portrays himself as "Common-sense Jack to get America Back on Track" and "We Back Jack," stolen from the Kingston Senate campaign.  The slogan sticks, and Jack wins. 
Enderman-437
TNF-101

[RFayette]

RFayette - 318
Scott - 220

After a nasty and tumultuous campaign (of which social issues are the primary differentiation between the two candidates, notably gun control, abortion, religious liberty, and immigration), RFayette ekes out a victory, albeit with Scott nearly tying him in the popular vote.