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The American President: Reelection

[b√ ]Bob Rumson: 271 (49.3%)[/b]

Andrew Sheppard: 267 (49.2%)

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√ Hillary Clinton/Mark Warner: 270 (48.79%)

Jeb Bush/Joni Ernst: 268 (48.70%)

Bernie Sanders/Dennis Kucinich: 0 (1.98%)
Other: 0 (0.53%)

√ Brian Sandoval/Kelly Ayotte: 291 (50.89%)

Hillary Clinton/Mark Warner: 247 (47.69%)
Other: 0 (1.42%)

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√ Walker/Ayotte: 295 (51%)
O'Malley/Warren: 243 (47%)
Other: 0 (1%)

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√ Walker/Rice: 278 (49.15%)

Clinton/Castro: 260 (49.04%)

Other: 0 (1.81%)

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Bush Holds On: The Unresolved Election

√ Bush/Quayle: 271 (47.8%)

Clinton/Brown: 267 (47.4%)

Perot/Stockdale: 0 (4.6%)
Other: 0 (0.2%)

The Base Cracks: Clinton's Comeback

√ Clinton/Kerrey: 339 (51.0%)

Quayle/Alexander: 199 (47.6%)

Other: 0 (1.4%)

No More Moderates: Clinton's Landslide

√ Clinton/Kerrey: 459 (60.9%)

Buchanan/Keyes: 79 (36.6%)
Other: 0 (2.5%)

America at War: Clinton's America Holds

√ Kerrey/Tsongas: 392  (53.5%)

Perry/Dole: 146 (44.4%)

Other: 0 (1.9%)

Kerrey Barely Hangs On: The Shifting Tide

√ Kerry/Tsongas: 270 (49.1%)

Huntsman/Snowe: 268 (49.7%)

Other: 0 (1.2%)

The Republicans Get Their Act Together: Forecast of Snowe

√ Snowe/Thompson: 346 (52.9%)

Dean/Kerry: 192 (45.0%)

Other: 0 (2.1%)

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All Ears! Perot Wins in '92

√ (I) Ross Perot/James Stockdale: 372 (39.0%)

(D) Jerry Brown/Sam Nunn: 112 (34.3%)

(R) George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle: 54 (24.7%)

Perot Sinks; Clinton to the Rescue

√ (D) Clinton/Gore: 450 (44.5%)

(R) Bob Dole/Jack Kemp: 85 (39.9%)

(RF) Perot/Stockdale: 3 (14.6%)

Clinton Wins Reelection

√ (D) Clinton/Gore: 355 (49.9%)

(R) McCain/Thompson: 183 (45.5%)

(RF) Buchanan/Keyes: 0 (3.8%)

A Bush Wins The White House Back

√ Jeb Bush/Kay Bailey Hutchison: 278 (49.0%)

Al Gore/Tom Harkin: 260 (48.3%)

Other: 0 (2.7%)

50 Percent Hurdle Cleared!

Bush/Hutchison: 301 (51.0%)

Ed Randell/Howard Dean: 237 (46.4%)

Other: 0 (2.6%)

History Made

√ Hutchison/Ryan: 284 (50.0%)

Shaheen/Brown: 254 (48.5%)

Other: 0 (1.5%)

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Bush vs. Dean: 2004 Election

√ Pres. Bush/Vice Pres. Cheney: 356 (52.5%)

Gov. Dean/Sen. Edwards: 182 (45.7%)

Kennedy vs. McCain: 2008 Election

√ Sen. Kennedy/Gen. Clark: 338 (51.7%)

Sen. McCain/Sen. Hutchison: 200 (47.3%)

Kennedy vs. Romney: 2012 Eleciton

√ Pres. Kennedy/Vice Pres. Clark: 289 (50.8%)

Gov. Romney/Sen. Portman: 249 (48.5%)

Bush vs. Warner: 2016 Election

√ Sen. Jeb Bush/Gov. Susana Martinez: 283 (51.1%)

Sen. Mark Warner/Sen. John Kerry: 255 (47.9%)

Martinez vs. Patrick: 2020 Election

√ Vice Pres. Susana Martinez/Rep. Paul Ryan: 300 (50.1%)

Gov. Deval Patrick/Sen. Bruce Braley: 238 (48.9%)

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'92: Bush Declines to Run

√ Bill Clinton/Al Gore: 346 (51.9%)

Dan Quayle/Jack Kemp: 192 (47.0%)

Other: 0 (1.2%)

'96: Clinton Soundly Defeats Powell

√ Bill Clinton/Al Gore: 403 (55.0%)

Colin Powell/Lamar Alexander: 135 (43.9%)

Other: 0 (1.1%)

'00: Gore Defeats Bush

√ Al Gore/Joe Lieberman: 292 (49.9%)

George Bush/Dick Cheney: 246 (48.7%)

Other: 0 (1.4%)

'04: McCain Edges out Gore for a Second Term

√ John McCain/Elizabeth Dole: 278 (49.4%)

Al Gore/Joe Lieberman: 260 (49.1%)

Other: 0 (1.5%)

'08: McCain Routes Dean

√ John McCain/Tim Pawlenty: 416 (57.6%)

Howard Dean/Barbara Boxer: 122 (41.3%)

Other: 0 (1.0%)

'12: Despite a popular McCain, Clinton trumps Pawlenty

√ Hillary Clinton/Anthony Foxx: 275 (49.5%)

Tim Pawlenty/Jeb Bush: 263 (49.4%)

Other: 0 (1.1%)

'16: Steele Makes History

√ Michael Steele/Brian Sandoval: 269 (49.6%)

Hillary Clinton/Anthony Foxx: 266 (49.5%)

*Steele Elected by the House of Representatives, Foxx by the Senate.

'20: Foxx Resigns VP but Steele still wins

√ Michael Steele/Brian Sandoval: 273 (49.7%)

Anthony Foxx/Amy Klobuchar: 265 (49.5%)

Other: 0 (0.8%)

'24: Sandoval beats Kennedy

√ Brian Sandoval/Bill Haslam: ≈296 (50.5%)

Joseph P. Kennedy/Antonio Villaraigosa: ≈242 (48.2%)

Other: 0 (1.3%)

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√ Bush/Portman: 272 (49.5%)

Clinton/Heinrich: 266 (49.3%)

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√ Clinton/Castro: 303 (51.0%)

Christie/Martinez: 235 (47.1%)

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√ Mitt Romney/Marco Rubio: 291 (51.0%)

Martin O'Malley/Amy Klobuchar: 247 (47.6%)

Other: 1.4%

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√ Jeb Bush: 50.9%
Mike Huckabee: 30.4%
Rand Paul: 17.7%
Other: 1.0%

√ Clinton/Warner: 270 (49.3%)

Bush/Paul: 268 (49.4%)

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'96: Powell Defeats Clinton

√ Powell/Kemp: 274 (49.2%)

Clinton/Gore: 264 (48.9%)

'00: The Right Defeats Powell

√ Clinton/Kerry: 333 (50.9%)

Powell/Kemp: 205 (46.7%)

Other: 2.40%

'04: Kerry Defeats Bush

√ Kerry/Edwards: 284 (50.4%)

Bush/Giuliani: 254 (48.2%)

'08: McCain Defeats Kerry

√ McCain/Sununu: 322 (52.2%)

Kerry/Edwards: 216 (46.6%)

'12: McCain beats Feingold

√ McCain/Sununu: 310 (51.8%)

Feingold/Biden: 228 (46.9%)

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Romney Defeats Obama

√ Romney/Rubio: 291 (50.9%)

Obama/Biden: 247 (47.7%)

Romney Opts out for Reelection

*Clinton/Brown: 269 (50.0%)

**Rubio/Thune: 269 (49.2%)

*: House Elects Clinton President
**: Senate Elects Thune

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Bush/Ayotte: 285 (51.0%)

Warren/O'Malley: 253 (47.9%)

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Reagan Doesn't Run in 1984

√ Bush/Dole: 452 (56.6%)

Mondale/Ferraro: 86 (43.3%)

1988: Hart Defeats Bush

√ Hart/Bentsen: 281 (51.3%)

Bush/Dole: 257 (48.6%)

1992: *GOP House Elects Dole, Dem Senate Re-elects Bensten

Dole/Kemp: 269 (49.6%)*

Hart/Bensten: 269 (49.5%)

1996: A House Divided, Cuomo Wins

√ Cuomo/Clinton: 335 (45.8%)

Dole/Kemp: 203 (41.9%)

Perot/Buchanan: 0 (11.3%)

2000: "First Big Government Dem since LBJ and we cannot beat him!"

√ Cuomo/Clinton: 442 (47.7%)

McCain/Graham: 80 (35.6%)

Ventura/Johnson: 16 (14.7%)

2004: The Closest Election

√ Bush/Snowe: 272 (48.05%)

Clinton/Bradley: 266 (47.98%)

Other: 0 (5.77%)

2008: A New Republican Majority

√ Bush/Snowe: 325 (52.9%)

Bradley/Gregoire: 213 (46.0%)

2012: Historic Election

√ Snowe/Kasich: 320 (51.5%)

Patrick/White: 218 (47.7%)

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√ Clinton/Castro: 368 (53.4%)

Huckabee/Pence: 170 (45.0%)

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√ McCain/Thompson: 300 (52.9%)

Clinton/Randell: 238 (46.2%)

√ Obama/Udall: 280 (50.8%)

McCain/Thompson: 258 (48.1%)

√ Pawlenty/Bondi: 308 (51.1%)

Obama/Udall: 230 (47.7%)

√ Pawlenty/Bondi: 352 (53.0%)

Newsom/O'Malley: 186 (45.7%)

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√ Romney/Paul: 281 (50.3%)

Clinton/Heinrich: 257 (48.6%)

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√ Gore/Lieberman: 287 (49.1%)

McCain/Bush: 251 (48.9%)

√ Gore/Lieberman: 316 (51.1%)

Bush/Cheney: 222 (47.8%)

√ Giuliani/Allen: 338 (52.4%)

Clinton/Bayh: 200 (46.1%)

√ Giuliani/Allen: 296 (50.7%)

Randell/Obama: 242 (48.1%)

√ Obama/Dean: 275 (49.5%)

Allen/Murkowski: 263 (49.3%)

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√ Hubert Humphrey/Edmund Muskie: 369 (45.0%)

Nelson Rockefeller/George Romney: 103 (34.4%)

George Wallace/Curtis LeMay: 66 (19.6%)

√ Ronald Reagan/Spiro Agnew: 343 (53.9%)

Hubert Humphrey/Edmund Muskie: 195 (45.1%)

√ Ronald Reagan/Gerald Ford: 444 (56.4%)

Edmund Muskie/George McGovern: 94 (42.5%)

√ Gerald Ford/Jack Kemp: 448 (59.5%)

Ted Kennedy/Robert Bryd: 90 (40.0%)

√ Gerald Ford/Jack Kemp: 535 (62.5%)

Walter Mondale/Geraldine Ferraro: 3 (36.5%)

√ Mario Cuomo/Al Gore: 352 (54.9%)

Jack Kemp/George Bush: 186 (44.0%)

√ Bob Dole/Colin Powell: 293 (39.9%)

Mario Cuomo/Al Gore: 227 (34.5%)

Ross Perot/James Stockdale: 18 (24.8%)

√ Bob Dole/Colin Powell: 301 (46.0%)

Michael Dukakis/Dianne Feinstein: 233 (40.1%)

Ross Perot/Pat Choate: 4 (12.9%)

√ Colin Powell/John McCain: 271 (47.4%)

Bob Kerrey/Howard Dean: 267 (47.3%)

Pat Buchanan/Ezola Foster: 0 (4.3%)

√ Wesley Clark/John Kerry: 277 (49.1%)

Colin Powell/John McCain: 261 (48.9%)

Other: 0 (2.0%

√ Wesley Clark/John Kerry: 281 (50.0%)

John McCain/Kay Bailey Hutchison: 257 (48.8%)

√ John Kasich/Sarah Palin: 342 (51.2%)

John Kerry/Hillary Rodham: 216 (47.4%)

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√ (D) John F. Kennedy/Lyndon Johnson: 378 (55.2%)

(R) Barry Goldwater/William Miller: 170 (44.3%)

√ (D) Lyndon Johnson/Hubert Humphrey: 380 (45.7%)

(R) Nelson Rockefeller/Margaret C. Chase: 105 (37.1%)

(I) George Wallace/Curtis LeMay (16.2%)

√ (R) Ronald Reagan/George Romney: 352 (53.9%)

(D) Hubert Humphrey/Edmund Muskie: 186 (45.5%)

√ (R) Ronald Reagan/George Romney: 338 (51.7%)

Edward M. Kennedy/Jimmy Carter: 200 (47.5%)

√ (D) Lloyd Bentsen/Bill Clinton: 310 (51.1%)

(R) Bob Dole/Peter Wilson: 228 (48.3%)

√ (D) Lloyd Bentsen/Bill Clinton: 523 (62.2%)

(R) Ron Paul/Bob Smith: 15 (36.9%)

√ (D) Bill Clinton/Paul Simon: 347 (52.3%)

(R) Lamar Alexander/Dan Quayle: 191 (45.9%)

√ (R) Jack Kemp/Maureen Reagan: 473 (58.1%)

(D) Bill Clinton/Paul Simon: 65 (40.9%)

√ (R) Jack Kemp/Maureen Reagan: 519 (61.7%)

(D) John Kerry/Ann Richards: 19 (37.5%)

(D) John F. Kennedy, Jr./Bob Graham: 269 (49.6%)*

(R) Maureen Reagan/Colin Powell*: 269 (49.5%)

* Kennedy elected President via the House, Powell via the Senate.

√ (D) John F. Kennedy/Bob Graham: 341 (52.1%)

(R) Haley Barbour/John Thune: 197 (46.4%)

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√ (R) John McCain/Olympia Snowe: 273 (48.5%)

(D) Mark Warner/John Edwards: 264 (48.1%)

(I) Jill Stein/Ralph Nader: 0 (2.1%)

√ (R) Olympia Snowe/Charlie Crist: 432 (57.7%)

(D) Gray Davis/Deval Patrick: 106 (42.8%)

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√ Hillary Clinton: 406 (55%)

Ted Cruz: 132 (44%)

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√ Al Gore-Joe Lieberman: 292 (48.5%)

George Bush-Dick Cheney: 246 (47.9%)

Other: 0 (3.6%)

√ John McCain-Tom Ridge: 272 (49.7%)

Al Gore-Joe Lieberman: 262 (49.3%)

√ Hillary Clinton-Mark Warner: 334 (51.7%)

John McCain-Mike Huckabee: 204 (47.2%)

√ Hillary Clinton-Mark Warner: 294 (50.6%)

Jeb Bush-John Thune: 244 (48.3%)

√ Jon Huntsman-Chris Sununu: 277 (49.4%)

Mark Warner-Bruce Braley: 261 (49.2%)