Make up a map between you and the preceding poster.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Looks like I wasn't fast enough. Posting my map just for the record.

SKIP

[Antonio the Sixth]

Early polls show a lead for Rep candidate Pingvin, but throughout the campaign, he commits numerous gaffes making him come across as bigoted, xenophobic and authoritarian. Even though I am also perceived as an extremist, independents eventually swing on my side out of scare for Pingvin (I would make some efforts to look more moderate). The margin is close due to high Pingvin percentages in the South, but overall the EC is solid.

Antonio V : 51%, 311 EVs
Pingvin : 49%, 227 EVs

[Antonio the Sixth]

Oh sorry. Well, skip me then. My mind just refuses to conceive a scenario in which Pingvin wins.

(what a dumb rule anyway: where's the fun if the winner is predetermined)

[Antonio the Sixth]

Would be a pretty funny election, I guess...

Hash (I) : 54%, 223 EVs
Antonio (D) : 46%, 205 EVs
States where every voter commits suicide so that no EVs can be assigned : 110

This would basically turn into a liberal (Hash) vs populist (me) election. I would take the advantage in Rust Belt States where my left-wing style might make me a lesser evil compared to a "bobo" social-liberal. Hash would win in traditionally moderate States, the socially liberal ones and the ones with a libertarian or conservative streak. In the Deep South however, nobody would mind voting for any of us.

The election goes to the House, where Hash takes all the republican votes and a fair number of democratic ones, enough to win.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Vermont Senate Election, 2018



Antonio : 52%
Joyce : 48%

In the election to replace retiring Senator Bernie Sanders, democrat Antonio V pulls a narrow victory over republican candidate SJoyce. Despite Joyce's charismatic campaign and his moderate position, Antonio is able to present himself as the candidate most faithful to Sanders' legacy.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Jerry: 53.5%, 350 EV
Antonio: 43.8%, 188 EV
Gary Johnson: 2.1%

[Antonio the Sixth]

The previous poster is supposed to win.

That's a really stupid rule, and I don't intend to follow it. Let's make win the one who we think would win.

SKIP

[Antonio the Sixth]

In a historical event, the Republican Party nominates its first African-American candidate Oldiesfreak, emphasizing the party's need to return to its historical roots as the party of Lincoln. Oldiesfreak enters the campaign with a comfortable lead over the Democratic nominee, Antonio V, who is perceived as a radical librul soshulist commie. However, a series of disparaging remarks by Oldiesfreak outrages the South, prompting the candidacy of a "Southern Pride" ticket. Oldies' support in the South completely collapses, and despite retaining a slight lead in many northern Dem States, he ends up third on Election Day.

Antonio V/Amy Klobuchar (D): 47.3%, 229 EV
Mike Beebe/Jeff Sessions (SP): 20.8%, 177 EV
Oldiesfreak/Sam Brownback (R): 31.9%, 132 EV


The election goes to the House, where the split is clear along partisan and geographic lines:

Antonio: 16
Oldies: 15
Beebe: 15
Tie: 4

After weeks of deadlock, a deal is reached between Southerners and Democrats (who control the Senate), and Beebe is elected President with Klobuchar as VP.

[Antonio the Sixth]

WA Governor Goldwater (R): 59.8%, 489 EV
CA Senator Antonio (D): 38.4%, 49 EV

[Antonio the Sixth]

In the Democratic race, Scott manages to prevails by winning over the traditional moderate democratic base and the growing social liberal wing of the party. Tony manages to build a "class alliance" of working class whites and African-Americans (as well as some hispanics a a few nonreligious militants in the "Left Coast") but it is not enough to win the nomination.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Snowstalker/Skillrex Walmart (National Cogendist Party): 53%, 285 EVs
Antonio V/Hashemite (Democratic-Mustafinitst-Komovist Alliance): 47%, 253 EVs