Post random maps here

[Bakersfield Uber Alles]

(could somebody translate these into atlas maps? Might be hard because I closed the tabs before I could get info on the EV counts for these states)

Using the existing EC I was able to get both candidates to >=400 electoral votes and a more favourable senate.

edit: why does imgur do this

I've been using sli.mg to add my own pictures/maps to forum posts.

[Bigby]

I'd also like someone to Atlasify my map. Here is the link to the post with state names: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=253670.msg5414581#msg5414581

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

I'd also like someone to Atlasify my map. Here is the link to the post with state names: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=253670.msg5414581#msg5414581

Do you have the amount of electoral votes for each state?

[Bigby]

I'd also like someone to Atlasify my map. Here is the link to the post with state names: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=253670.msg5414581#msg5414581

Do you have the amount of electoral votes for each state?

I will have to recreate this experiment later. I'm about to study for Civ Pro after eating, so it may be a while.

[Maxwell]

2016 Colonial United States

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) - 51.7%, 92 EV's
Businessman Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Former Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) -  43.6%, 78 EV''s
Others - 4.7%, 0 EVs

New York = New York + Vermont
Massachusetts = Massachusetts + Maine
Maryland = Maryland + D.C.
Virginia = Virginia + West Virginia

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BTW, you can change the year of the results in the county map tool from 2016 to 2012.

[NHI]

Gore/Edwards: 298 (48.4%)

Bush/Cheney: 240 (47.9%)

Gore/Edwards: 275 (48.1%)

McCain/Huckabee: 263 (48.9%)

Giuliani/Bush: 50.0%

Warner/Richardson: 43.1%

Nader/Stein: 5.5%

Other: 1.4%

Biden/Clinton: 51.0%

Bush/Hagel: 46.6%

Other: 4.4%

[bagelman]

President Romney vs. Fmr. SoS Clinton based on OTL election results. It comes down to PA, WI, and ME-02 in the end. WI may take a while to call.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

I decided to try to create a Republican gerrymander for the country using real state lines and dividing us into 7 roughly even regions.  The smallest is New Texas, which carries 59 EV, but will probably grow, and the largest is The Great Northeast, with 92 EV, but which will likely decline in size.  The result is two solidly Democratic states and five Republican-leaning states.

NOTE: All percentages are calculated using two-party vote share only.

THE GREAT NORTHEAST (Light Red, 92 EV)
Capital: New York City
Obama: 12,874,496, 62.2%
Romney: 7,822,035, 37.8%
PVI: D+10

THE SOUTH ATLANTIC (Dark Blue, 91 EV)
Capital: Atlanta
Romney: 12,662,622, 51.7%
Obama: 11,823,431, 48.3%
PVI: R+4

THE OHIO VALLEY (Light Green, 73 EV)
Capital: Cincinnati
Romney: 9,729,585, 52.4%
Obama: 8,849,219, 47.6%
PVI: R+4

THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY (Medium Green, 62 EV)
Capital: St. Louis
Romney: 7,551,659, 50.9%
Obama: 7,273,077, 49.1%
PVI: R+3

GREATER TEXAS (Light Blue, 59 EV)
Capital: Dallas
Romney: 7,002,199, 56.1%
Obama: 5,490,107, 43.9%
PVI: R+8
Adding any neighboring states would only make this state more Republican, and it's important to save them for other states.  It could do without Oklahoma as well, but I didn't want to make it any smaller.

LAKES, PLAINS, MOUNTAINS, AND DESERT (Dark Green, 81 EV)
Capital: Boise
Romney: 9,179,582, 51.3%
Obama: 8,718,638, 48.7%
PVI: R+3

ECOTOPIA (Dark Red, 78 EV)
Capital: San Francisco
Obama: 10,886,827, 60.8%
Romney: 7,005,518

Barring a Democratic landslide, Republicans should win 368-170.

2016 Update:
THE GREAT NORTHEAST (Light Red, 92 EV)
Capital: New York City
Clinton: 12,507,637, 60.7%
Trump: 8,094,331, 39.3%
PVI: D+10

THE SOUTH ATLANTIC (Dark Blue, 91 EV)
Capital: Atlanta
Trump: 13,312,774, 52.3%
Clinton: 12,138,681, 47.7%
PVI: R+3

THE OHIO VALLEY (Light Green, 73 EV)
Capital: Cincinnati
Trump: 10,573,992, 56.8%
Clinton: 8,036,134, 43.2%
PVI: R+6 rolling avg/ R+8 in 2016

The other four will come later today!

[Bigby]

I'd also like someone to Atlasify my map. Here is the link to the post with state names: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=253670.msg5414581#msg5414581

Do you have the amount of electoral votes for each state?

I've recreated the map during this moment of free time. I'll PM them to you as to not flood this topic.

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Maine: 49% Paul LePage (R), 48.8% Angus King (R Gain)

^I assume, of course, that you're only referring to the first round of voting.

[Devout Centrist]

Maine: 49% Paul LePage (R), 48.8% Angus King (R Gain)

My mind is pudding now.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Odd States vs Even States

Odd 272
Even 266

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Odd States vs Even States

Odd 272
Even 266

The real 272 freiwal!

[Blackacre]

THIS is the true 272 freiwal

A win without having any two states in the winning map border each other.

[rpryor03]

I'd also like someone to Atlasify my map. Here is the link to the post with state names: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=253670.msg5414581#msg5414581

[Bigby]

-Snip-

Thank you, rpryor.

[rpryor03]

Governor Nikki Haley (SC)/Senator Cory Gardner (CO) (Republican) - 304 EV
Senator Gary Peters (MI)/Former Governor Jon Huntsman (UT) (Democratic) - 104 EV
Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (CA)/Senator Jeff Flake (AZ) (Desert) - 78 EV
Governor Jay Inslee (WA)/Senator Jeff Merkley (OR) (Cascadia) - 19 EV
Governor Zephyr Teachout (NY)/State Representative John Wisniewski (NJ) (Progressive) - 14 EV
Senator Ron Johnson (WI)/Former Senator Jim Talent (MO) (Industry) - 10 EV
Mr. Ben Shelly (NM)/Mr. Quentin Kawananakoa (HI) (American Heritage) - 9 EV

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

United States general election, 2016
All 435 seats in the House of Commons
218 seats needed for a majority

Democrats (Hillary Clinton) 214 seats, 48.0% votes
Republicans (Donald Trump) 213 seats, 46.1% votes
Libertarians (Gary Johnson˚) 6 seats, 3.3% votes
Greens (Jill Stein˚) 1 seat, 1.1% votes
Independents (Various) 1 seat, 0.5% votes

˚ defeated

[Kingpoleon]

2020:

355: Al Franken/Joaquin Castro - 49.0%
183: Donald Trump/Mike Pence - 40.8%
Robert Sarvis/John Monds - 7.5%
Others - 2.7%

2024:

321: Governor Jared Kushner/Senator Carlos Curbelo - 50.1%
217: VP Joaquin Castro/Senator Anthony Foxx - 44.2%
Others - 5.7%

[Blackacre]

what happened to Franken in the intervening time?

[LLR]

2024:

321: Governor Jared Kushner/Senator Carlos Curbelo - 50.1%
217: VP Joaquin Castro/Senator Anthony Foxx - 44.2%
Others - 5.7%

What the sh**t?

This is slightly feasible as a 2048 map, and even then... what???

Everything about this map... just... ugh.

[Kingpoleon]

LLR, about 40 of the states voted the same way they did in 2016. From 2008 to 2016, at least 8 states voted for different parties. From 2000 to 2008, at least 8 states changed how they voted. From 1992 to 2000, at least twelve states changed what party they voted for.

[bagelman]

1964 and 1972 averaged out

[Maxwell]

United States general election, 2016
All 435 seats in the House of Commons
218 seats needed for a majority

Democrats (Hillary Clinton) 214 seats, 48.0% votes
Republicans (Donald Trump) 213 seats, 46.1% votes
Libertarians (Gary Johnson˚) 6 seats, 3.3% votes
Greens (Jill Stein˚) 1 seat, 1.1% votes
Independents (Various) 1 seat, 0.5% votes

˚ defeated

I suppose Libertarians go the way of Lib Dems and caucus with the Democrats, thus ensuring their complete wipe out in 2020?