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« Reply #5800 on: February 08, 2017, 12:41:25 PM »

USA without I-4 isn't a huge change...at least not in 2012..




But in 2000, it's the world:

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« Reply #5801 on: February 08, 2017, 01:35:51 PM »

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« Reply #5802 on: February 08, 2017, 04:00:27 PM »

What do the huge numbers represent?
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« Reply #5803 on: February 09, 2017, 09:12:47 AM »



Shred Brown (D-OH)/Steve Bullock (D-MT): 398 EV (51.0%)
Donald Trump (R-NY)/Mike Pence (R-IN): 134 EV: (43.5%)
Evan McMullin (I-UT)/Mindy Finn (I-TX): 6 EV : 4.4%
Gary Johnson (L-NM)/Bill Weld (L-MA): 0 EV: 4.0%
Jill Stein/Ajuma Baraka: 0 EV (0.5%)
Others: 1.1%

If this happened I would be so elated

I lol'd at Shred Brown. Why wouldn't vote for a name like that? Wink

Quite obvious that I cannot spell.
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« Reply #5804 on: February 09, 2017, 11:35:03 PM »


435 seats + 2 senate seats distrusted among a small number of states. They are generally only used to visualize population through numbers, any election held within these fantastical isolated highway corridors would not use the EC and may even ditch state boundaries.

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some of these are more interesting than others
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« Reply #5805 on: February 11, 2017, 04:55:45 PM »

I-80 actual:



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Overall LD Smith did well in the west, although seeming to overestimate partisanship - south WY is to the left of north WY. What he got wrong was the continued loyalty of midwestern cities to Clinton despite the regional backlash against her and her party. Des Monies, Cleveland, inelastic Akron, and .... Gary.

Actually, I just figured all the rural areas the I-80 went through simply came out far enough in droves to cancel it out. Gary just isn't that big a place in Indiana.
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« Reply #5806 on: February 11, 2017, 04:56:03 PM »

1960:

Democrats had high hopes for a young charismatic Senator from Massachusetts.  Their hopes were dashed when he was trounced in the debates by Vice President Nixon.  The final map in many ways resembled 1928.  Perhaps we are entering a new period of Republican dominance?



Nixon/Lodge Jr. 53%, 411 EV
Kennedy/Johnson 47%, 126 EV


1964:

Civil Rights supporter Hubert Humphrey won the Democratic nomination, scaring off most of the party's support in the South.  He chose California Governor Pat Brown as his running mate.  The outcome was never much in doubt and Nixon refused to debate his opponent.  Humphrey only won DC and Rhode Island, losing even his home state of Minnesota.



Nixon/Lodge Jr. 58%, 531 EV
Humphrey/Brown 41%, 7 EV
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« Reply #5807 on: February 11, 2017, 05:54:06 PM »

1968:

Nixon escalates the war in Vietnam in his second term.  The 22nd Amendment was also repealed and Nixon was nominated a third time.  The Democrats nominate anti-war Senator Eugene McCarthy who chose Senator George McGovern as his running mate.  Meanwhile, George Wallace runs third party with Strom Thurmond as his running mate.  Nixon and McCarthy were virtually tied in the polls throughout the election, neither candidate ever had more than a 2% lead on the other.  The outcome was very much in doubt until after 1 AM.  Nixon was victorious in the end.  He won only 15,000 more votes than McCarthy.



Nixon/Lodge Jr. 46%, 287 EV
McCarthy/McGovern 46%, 234 EV
Wallace/Thurmond 8%, 17 EV


1972:

Nixon decides to run for a fourth term.  Senator Ed Muskie won the Democratic nomination and chose  Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana as his running mate.  Nixon held an overwhelming lead in the polls throughout the race.



Nixon/Lodge Jr. 57%, 509 EV
Muskie/Bayh 42%, 29 EV
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« Reply #5808 on: February 12, 2017, 03:36:24 AM »

Actually, I just figured all the rural areas the I-80 went through simply came out far enough in droves to cancel it out. Gary just isn't that big a place in Indiana.

That's what I assumed to, especially for Gary and East Chicago in IN.
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« Reply #5809 on: February 12, 2017, 03:59:14 AM »

2020 US presidential election

President Donald Trump/Mike Pence-Republican: 331 EV 49.00%
Elizabeth Warren/Roy Cooper-Democratic: 207 EV 47.75%
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« Reply #5810 on: February 12, 2017, 03:24:38 PM »

Populism: 1932 vs. 1992 vs. 1968




Franklin Delano Roosevelt/John Nance Garner (D): 22,821,277 - 43.50% - 314 EV ✓
H. Ross Perot/James Stockdale (I-R): 19,743,821 - 37.63% - 160 EV
George Wallace/Curtis Lemay (AI): 9,901,118 - 18.87% - 64 EV

Closest States:
North Carolina: Roosevelt +0.10% over Wallace
New Mexico: Roosevelt +1.50% over Perot
Michigan: Roosevelt +2.32% over Perot
Wyoming: Roosevelt +2.66% over Perot
Virginia: Perot +3.07% over Wallace
Minnesota: Roosevelt +3.11% over Perot
Delaware: Perot +3.44% over Roosevelt
Maryland: Roosevelt +4.24% over Perot

Ignore Puerto Rico. Unsurprisingly, Perot ran strongest in the states that had grown the most since Roosevelt's election. Roosevelt's best states were in the Great Plains and the Corn Belt, while Wallace (of course) dominated the South (with the notable exception of Florida). The closest states were in the Upper Midwest, the area kind of on the border between the Western States and the Midwest, and in the South where Wallace screwed things up. The election was almost identical to 1992 in terms of the popular vote percentages of the candidates. Wallace outperformed his 1968 electoral total considerably, by flipping South Carolina and Tennessee.
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« Reply #5811 on: February 12, 2017, 03:36:16 PM »

1976:

Seeking to outdo FDR, Nixon runs for a fifth term.  The Democrats nominated Eugene McCarthy once again for a rematch of '68.  He chose Governor Jimmy Carter as his running mate.  Initial polling had Nixon ahead, though his lead decreased considerably by November.  Nixon still won in a close race which saw many razor-thin margins in the South and West.  Less than 60,000 votes separated the two candidates.



Nixon/Lodge Jr. 50%, 305 EV
McCarthy/Carter 50%, 233 EV

1980:

In 1980, Nixon was once again nominated for President.  Henry "Scoop" Jackson won the Democratic nomination, choosing Mo Udall as his running mate.  Many voters could not remember a time before Nixon and some were even born after Nixon was inaugurated.  Democrats made the need for new leadership a focus of their campaign.  Meanwhile, John Anderson ran third party, hoping to get a coalition of liberals along with Republicans tired of Nixon.  Nixon began the campaign with a wide lead in the polls (Anderson had 24% in initial polling).  Jackson began to surge in early October, but he was then crushed in a debate by Nixon.  Jackson did not win a single state.



Nixon/Lodge Jr. 45%, 535 EV
Jackson/Udall 34%, 3 EV
Anderson/Lucey, 20%, 0 EV
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« Reply #5812 on: February 12, 2017, 05:22:19 PM »

Here's what the election would look like if every Johnson and McMullin voter went for Trump and every Stein voter went for Clinton:

Colorado is about a .5% difference, and Trump leads the PV by .65%. If this was calculated without McMullin, Clinton would have won NM by about 850 votes.
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« Reply #5813 on: February 12, 2017, 06:00:43 PM »

Bush 2004 vs. Trump 2016

George W. Bush / Dick Cheney - 334/49.62%
Donald Trump / Mike Pence - 204/50.38%
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« Reply #5814 on: February 12, 2017, 06:17:06 PM »

Anderson 1980 vs. Clark 1980 vs. Perot 1996

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« Reply #5815 on: February 12, 2017, 07:41:56 PM »


Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew: 47,168,710 - 52.12% - 287 EV
Lyndon Johnson/Hubert Humphrey: Johnson: 43,127,041 - 47.65% - 251 EV
Unpledged Electors: 210,732 - 0.23%

There are tons of razor-thin wins on both sides. Johnson loses his home state by about sixteen points because McGovern cratered so badly there, but if he were to win it he would take the election.

Also, Mississippi is more Republican than D.C. is Democratic Tongue
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« Reply #5816 on: February 12, 2017, 07:56:52 PM »

Last year Clinton got more votes than the Republican nominee:
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« Reply #5817 on: February 13, 2017, 09:36:07 AM »

If every third party voter voted for Clinton:

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« Reply #5818 on: February 13, 2017, 01:07:47 PM »

If every third party voter voted for Trump:
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« Reply #5819 on: February 13, 2017, 02:54:01 PM »

Obama vs. Romney vs. Trump vs. Clinton

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« Reply #5820 on: February 14, 2017, 09:26:58 PM »

Ignore DC if you can't make it work in your explanation:
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« Reply #5821 on: February 15, 2017, 02:18:58 PM »

An Idea for a timeline I might write.
2020 Presidential Election:


Former Congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL)/ Governor Matthew Damon (D-MA): 56.4%, 375 EVs
Acting President Michael Pence (R-IN)/ Ambassador Nikki Haley (R-SC): 42.0%, 163 EVs
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« Reply #5822 on: February 15, 2017, 03:49:08 PM »

1984:

With Vice President Lodge's health declining, Nixon replaced him with Jack Kemp.  He also decided to run for a seventh term.  The Democrats nominated Eugene McCarthy for a third time, as he was the only person who was able to even come close to defeating Nixon.  He chose George McGovern as his running mate, just like in 1968.  However, McCarthy failed to gain as much traction as he did in '68 or '76 and it was clear that Nixon was going to win in a landslide.  McCarthy failed to win a single state.



Nixon/Kemp 61%, 535 EV
McCarthy/McGovern 38%, 3 EV


1988:

Nixon decides to seek an eighth term as President.  The Democrats, in an historic move, nominated Jesse Jackson for President.  He chose Al Gore as his running mate.  The polls consistently showed Nixon was an insurmountable lead and few had any doubts about the final outcome.



Nixon/Kemp 63%, 535 EV
Jackson/Gore 36%, 3 EV
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« Reply #5823 on: February 16, 2017, 12:47:48 PM »



If every Trump voter voted Johnson instead

334-196
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« Reply #5824 on: February 17, 2017, 09:54:16 AM »

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