Post Random Maps Here 2.0.

[Calthrina950]

Here is the county map for the New Rutherford Scenario I have posted in stages at AlternateHistory.com, and which I posted here weeks ago:

Rutherford wins 2,571 counties (81.77%), while Leach carries 573 counties (18.23%). Rutherford wins every county in New England, as well as in the states of Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, and Illinois. He carries the majority of counties in 47 states (every state that he wins except for Nebraska); Leach carries the majority in three states (Alabama, Nebraska, and Mississippi). Leach wins only one county in California and New Mexico each, two in Maryland, Minnesota and Oregon each, three in Michigan, South Carolina, Nevada, Washington, and Wisconsin each, and four in Arizona, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia each. He also carries five each in Iowa and Ohio.

[WestVegeta]

who the  is this Rutherford fellow

[DPKdebator]

No way Leach is winning Loudoun County in that type of blowout.

IIRC it's an alternate history scenario with different party systems.

[Calthrina950]

who the  is this Rutherford fellow

The alternate President in this scenario. The scenario can be found here: https://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016_(Alternate_Version)#Electoral_records. It's based off the 1964 election to some extent (as can be seen in the map) but is, as DPKdebator said, set within an alternate timeline.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

2020 Senate election result: 56-44 Senate

Cory Booker/Tim Ryan 344
Trump/Pence 194

[Lord Admirale]

Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) / Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) - 272 EV (48.4%)
Pres. Donald Trump (R-NY) / Vice Pres. Mike Pence (R-IN) - 266 EV (43.5%)
Gov. John Kasich (I-OH) / Rep. David Jolly (I-FL) - 0 EV (6.9%)

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

United States Senate elections, 2018
(President Mitt Romney's second midterm)

Democrats +9

[Politician]

SENATE ELECTIONS

2020: Bernie Sanders defeats President Trump

2022: President Sanders' first midterm

2024: President Sanders defeats Fmr. Vice President Pence

2026: President Sanders' second midterm

[DPKdebator]

I was playing around with 538's Swing-O-Matic and I flipped all of the demographics' default voting percentages (i.e. black voters were at 93% D and switched to 93% R while college educated whites were at 54% R and moved to 54% D) while keeping turnout the same... here was the result:

Trump - 48.6%, 342 EV
Clinton - 45.0%, 196 EV

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

G.O.P. HOLDS SENATE, ASTOUNDING PUNDITS
"We Should Have Listened To Atlas"

Heitkamp, McCaskill Survive On Strength of Retail Politics — Titan Dean Heller Cruises To Reelection — MA Turns On Warren Over 'Pocahontas' Scandal — #RomneyUnder90 — Even Bill Nelson Votes For Scott — New Poll Shows Manchin, Bredesen As 2020 Favorites

538 Closes Doors As Experts Hail Forum 'Agora Of Modern Times'

54 GOP (+3), 43 DEM (-4), 2 IND (—), 1 LIB (+1)

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

279-259 Blue Wall still lives on

Dems way back to Senate majority 2020

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Governor Mariano Galloway (P–Penn.)
VanAllen Lesesky (D–S.C.)

[Lord Admirale]

U.S. Presidential Election 2020

Sherrod Brown / Kamala Harris (Democratic) - 359 EV (52.4%)
Donald Trump / Mike Pence (Republican) - 179 EV (44.5%)

U.S. Senate Elections 2020

Democratic Party - 53 seats (+6)
Republican Party - 47 seats (-6)

[NHI]

Donald J. Trump: 269 (46.89%)

Kamala Harris: 269 (49.75%)

[Mr. Smith]

All the states that elected or appointed a lady.

[Mr. Smith]

Dewey vs Truman

Biggest 10

Truman/Barkley
Dewey/Warren

Tipping Point: California

The Rest

Truman/Barkley
Dewey/Warren
Thurmond/Wright

Tipping Point: Washington

Under 5 EVs Only

Truman/Barkley
Dewey/Warren

Tipping Point: Nevada

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Sherrod Brown won't give up his seat now with DeWine appointment

[Lord Admirale]

2008

Donald Trump (D-NY) / Phil Bredesen (D-TN) - 351 EV
John McCain (R-AZ) / Sarah Palin (R-AK) - 187 EV

[Lord Admirale]

Reverse 2016

Senator Bernie Sanders (D-VT) / Governor Jay Inslee (D-WA) - 270 EV (47.4%)
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) / Governor Nikki Haley (R-SC) - 268 EV (50.0%)

The election of 2016 surprised most pundits the following morning. Senator Bernie Sanders, despite trailing Senator Marco Rubio in nearly every poll, managed to pull a narrow upset over his Republican opponent. Polls on the eve of election day showed Rubio/Haley leading Sanders/Inslee by substantial margins in the swing states of Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, New Hampshire, Maine, Colorado, and New Mexico, while also putting Rubio within the margin of error in typically blue states such as New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, and Illinois.

At 7:15 AM EST, the State of Ohio was called for Sanders, giving him the 270 electoral votes needed to win. However, Sanders' win marked the first time that a Republican won the popular vote but fail to win the presidency. Much of this is attributed to Sanders' poor performances in the south, the northeast, and the west coast. President-elect Sanders, however, was rewarded with the Senate returning to the Democrats:

Democratic Party (Patty Murray) - 51 seats (+5)
Republican Party (Mitch McConnell) - 49 seats  (-5)

[bagelman]

If Atlas was more right

D+1 in the senate. MI is now viewed as pickup opportunity for GOP in 2020 provided they are competitive. AL is a stand in for MS-S, while MN-S is same as OTL.

[bagelman]

Last gubernatorial election in all states.

314-218-3 GOP

288-250 DEM

[Galaxie]

Correct Timeline

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (MN) / Rep. Beto O'Rourke (TX) - 412 EVs
Pres. Donald Trump (NY) / VP Mike Pence (IN) - 126 EVs

[NHI]

Trump: 280 (47.03%)

Obama: 258 (49.56%)

Sanders: 392 (52.6%)

Trump: 146 (42.7%)

[bagelman]

Trump was credited with handling the 2019 market dip sorta maybe OK-ish and he made his stand with Southron support, but his inability to win the popular vote came back to bite him and concern over the tariffs lost him even Iowa, which he needed to even have a chance at winning. The Democratic running mate Gov. Pollis. was rumored to have been picked to bail him out from legal troubles, but this scandal didn't have enough staying power beyond mid-September.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) / Governor Jared Polis (D-CO) 295

President Donald Trump (R-NY) / VP Mike Pence (R-IN) 243

President Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) / VP Jared Polis (D-CO) 341

Governor Brian Kemp (R-GA) / (some congressman from a northern state) 197

[mianfei]

1860 if Douglas won his home state of Illinois

Abraham Lincoln - 158 electoral votes / 37.32 percent popular vote
John Breckenridge - 75 electoral votes / 18.1 percent popular vote
John Bell - 39 electoral votes / 12.61 percent popular vote
Stephen Douglas - 31 electoral votes / 31.96 percent popular vote

1860 if Breckinridge won his home state of Kentucky:

• Abraham Lincoln: 123 electoral votes/35 percent popular vote
• John Breckinridge: 118 electoral votes/23 percent popular vote
• Stephen Douglas: 62 electoral votes/33 percent popular vote
• John Bell: 0 electoral votes/8 percent popular vote

This would be a tough scenario. Most likely Douglas would have become elected by the House of Representatives as a compromise president – but he died in 1861, leaving Herschel Johnson as President for the long haul. Would abolitionist fervour have faded down and a more peaceful solution to the spread of slavery have developed?