Make up a map between you and the preceding poster.

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President 20RP12 (R-PA) - 431EV
Governor a Person (D-IL) - 107EV

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Through an unlikely combination of scandal-ridden opponents, negative advertisements, and just plain luck, wingnut mayor a Person of Chicago takes the Democratic nomination, keeping it after scores of prominent Democrats call for him to drop out.
Several Democratic Senators and Governors endorse his Republican opponent, Governor shua of Virginia instead.
Myr. a Person (D/IL) -- 207 EV -- 41% PV
Gov. shua (R/VA) -- 331 EV -- 48% PV
Minor parties (mostly Green) -- 11% PV

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The previous person is supposed to win.

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Democratic primary between moderate establishment Gov. Miles of North Carolina and left-wing insurgent a Person, Mayor of Chicago. Mayor a Person manages to own the early primaries but runs out of steam later on.

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Democratic Primaries, 2012
Senator a Person (IL) - 1,466
Governor Clinton1996 (VA) - 1,599
Others - 126

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Evil European Socialist™ a Person is on track for a Carter-scale loss, until Republican nominee Oldiesfreak's remarks about the South allow him to squeak to a 267-271 loss.

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Dem primaries between Gov. TNF (KY) and Sen. a Person (IL)

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I guess if you wanna play it that way:


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Jack Enderman 314
Californian Tony 224

Why so big? I picked someone that is good at campaigning in the Northeast as my VP.

The previous poster is supposed to win.

Jack Enderman 306
a Person 232

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Dem primary between Gov TNF (KY) and a Congressperson (IL)

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2000 - democratic primary

unconventional senator butafly of maine sweeps the early primaries but loses steam after "independent PACs" engage in a vicious smear campaign questioning his sexuality. vp guntaker ends up winning a landslide.

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1988

The election of 1988 was the first election (above the municipal level) since the 1940s in which candidates not belonging to the Workers' Revolutionary Democratic Party were allowed to run. The WRDP, in a bid to rejuvenate its appearance, nominated reformist Chicago mayor TNF, although they hedged their bets by running party cheerleader Lief in the VP slot.

The newborn opposition was, predictably, fractured. The Independent Social Democratic Party and the Christian Democratic Party, thought to be the two largest factions, agreed on a fusion ticket; this, however, was very clearly a marriage of convenience and not love, and infighting between the two parties sank what had initially seemed to be a winning campaign.

Mayor Thomas N. Ferrell (WRDP - IL) and Representative Lief Willis (WRDP - NY) - 449EV* - 53%PV
Activist Zoë Evergreen (ISDP - NH) and Pastor Isaac Tmthforu (CDP - KS) - 89EV* - 32%PV
others - 0EV - 15%PV

*one elector from New York voted for the Evergreen/Tmthforu ticket

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gov. ken pollion (r-ar) and gov. roland pryor (r-oh) — 52 %p.v. — 321 e.v.s
rep. everild green (d-il) and sen. adam griffin (d-ga) — 46 %p.v. — 217 e.v.s