Post random maps here

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1992 map...No Perot

Clinton-273
Bush-265

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Totally random. Some election causes many states to take a turn. Democrats support tax cuts, and want to throw away the welfare system, but are socially liberal. Republicans are socially conservative, and have a liberal mind in economics...

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Me vs. Moderately Liberal Democrat...2040

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How about this???

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Is this each version of Atlasia's Regions?

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My prediction for 2012 Republican primaries, if all occured on SAME DAY, between Huckabee and Romney.

Romney- Blue
Huckabee- Green

Basically, the toss-up states would be the ones in the dividing line. If Huckabee won all close states, he would win the nomination. Iowa would go to Romney simply because Huckabee wouldn't spend the time there that he spent in 2008.
Closest States: Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, Florida
National Popular Vote:
Romney- 55.3%
Huckabe- 44.7%

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Is anyone going to give a prediction for my map?

An elementary student who likes politics sets off bombs in all states so the 2012 election map can look like a map he created.

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Well, is anyone going to guess what these maps are?

I'll throw out a guess, but I'm not sure if it is right.
I thought it had to do with Presidential homestates, but I crossed that out.
Does it have to do with registration numbers in those states?

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The Atlasian regions, with Mideast and Northeast combining

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1980 with Carter winning?

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On December 13, 2009, we all wake up to find that Dave has switched the colors on Atlas. The 2008 map looks like this:

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The states with and without state lotteries?

Blue states have lotteries and are part of Mega Millions.
Red states have lotteries and are part of Powerball.
Gray states do not have state lotteries.

This is extremely late, but how ironic is it that Nevada doesn't have a state lottery? lol

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Take a wild guess...

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45% approval ratings for Obama...

Giuliani/Daniels vs. Obama/Biden
Election day map:

Final results:

It's a 269-269 tie under `08 EV numbers, but I think Giuliani would win with `12 numbers.

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Okay, I guess I'll join the fun and do one betwen me and Hamilton. No political parties...

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Linda Lingle as the vice president nominee?
Possibly could attract more moderate support, helping Bush win New Jersey. The campaign just didn't focus as much in New Hampshire, so they lost it.

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Can we have another hint?

A wild guess though: Like, for example since California is dark blue, a heavy majority of their Governors have been Republican. In Idaho, a slight majority has been Democrat, making it a pink color. Am I even close?

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Can we have another hint?

A wild guess though: Like, for example since California is dark blue, a heavy majority of their Governors have been Republican. In Idaho, a slight majority has been Democrat, making it a pink color. Am I even close?

That sounds good, but Georgia has only had three Republican Governors!

Yeah, right after I posted, I remembered that Perdue was the first GOP Governor since the Civil War.

Could it be what was suggested above, but with Senators, not Governors?

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Does it have something to do with Senator ages?

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Okay, does it have to do with the Atlasia Presidential election?

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Okay, does it have to do with the Atlasia Presidential election?

Yes...why did it take so long for the forum to figure this out?

Hey, I got it right away! This is just the first time I looked at it.

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People say things differently though.
Like for me...
Penn-y-sl-van-ia - I say "penny" then "slvania"
Cal-fornia - I always drop the i

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Bump. It shouldn't be too hard.

Does it have to do with the 1976 election? Possibly the map before election day if the race was a toss-up?