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[West_Midlander]

Alternate 2016
Democratic Primary
*disregard EVs and Democrat/Republican labels.

Clinton states
Sanders states
O'Malley wins Iowa.

Clinton wins most states. She also wins the District of Columbia. Clinton also wins Guam,
 Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa and Democrats Abroad. Sanders wins Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands.
O'Malley won in a major upset in Iowa. O'Malley surges in New Hampshire stripping enough support from Sanders to permit a small Clinton victory there. The Sanders campaign stands at 0-2 and O'Malley has ridden the momentum from Iowa and a second place finish in New Hampshire (right on Clinton's heels) to a lead in the polls before the Nevada election. O'Malley has exceeded 11% and is trending upwards at this point. Sanders pulls of an upset in Nevada, redeeming himself. O'Malley comes in second again, besting Sanders in South Carolina. Going into Super Tuesday, O'Malley leads the field by one delegate. Sanders has a good night on Super Tuesday winning most states that day,
 and with large margins in most. Sanders' sweep of Texas and Georgia as well as a considerable victory in Arkansas redeems his campaign of the massive failure in New Hampshire and projects Sanders into the lead. Clinton sweeps the Super Saturday states, even taking Nebraska and Maine but Sanders does better than in OTL in the South (still loses MS, AL, LA). On the next Super Tuesday, Clinton sweeps 3/5 primaries and she narrowly carries Ohio due to the splitting of the Progressive vote by Sanders and O'Malley. Sanders takes Missouri. Clinton expands her lead by winning in Hawaii, Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Wisconsin and New York, most by large margins. With an outright majority projected in the polls (after future primaries), and holding onto a lead exceeding 10%, Clinton begins to transition for the General election. Moving to the center or right on issues like fracking and healthcare enrages the Progressive base. Sanders does well on the third Super Tuesday. Sanders loses Indiana and Kentucky but storms Oregon. Sanders closes the popular vote gap and sweeps Puerto Rico. O'Malley drops out and endorses Sanders.
 Sanders sweeps the final Super Tuesday states and takes a delegate lead and majority.

[West_Midlander]

Alternate 2016 continued
2016 Democratic primary results
Bernie Sanders - 15,561,983 (50.5%) 2,484 delegates +3,514,517 (+11.4%) +562
Hillary Clinton - 12,047,466 (39.1%) 1,922 delegates
Martin O'Malley - 3,207,173 (10.4%) 359 delegates

[West_Midlander]

Alternate 2016 continued
Republican popular vote and percentages
Ted Cruz - 7,382,537 (23.7%) 767 delegates +653,295 (+2.1%) +110 delegates
Donald Trump - 6,729,242 (21.6%) 657 delegates
Marco Rubio - 4,103,864 (13.2%) 302 delegates
Jeb Bush - 2,696,232 (8.7%) 191 delegates
Chris Christie - 3,045,524 (9.8%) 169 delegates
John Kasich - 1,650,435 (5.3%) 163 delegates
Ben Carson - 1,410,623 (4.5%) 144 delegates
Carly Fiorina - 1,217,828 (3.9%) 25 delegates
Rick Santorum - 899,326 (2.9%) 22 delegates
Rand Paul - 1,126,503 (3.6%) 20 delegates
Mike Huckabee - 899,662 (2.9%) 12 delegates

The large field eventually narrowed to a Trump vs Cruz race. The lead flipped back and forth many times but Cruz came out ahead. The Republicans head to a contested convention.

EDIT: At the Republican Convention, Huckabee endorses Bush. Paul is eliminated and endorses Fiorina. Santorum endorses Fiorina. Fiorina is at the bottom of the field and throws her support behind John Kasich. Ben Carson backs Kasich pushing him into third place on the 6th ballot. Chris Christie endorses Donald Trump and Trump takes the delegate lead. Jeb backs Kasich and four remain. Rubio endorses Kasich, putting him into the lead. Ted Cruz backs Kasich. Kasich has won the Republican nomination with just 5% of Republican votes on the 10th ballot.
*Candidates are listed by delegate count, not popular vote

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Barack Obama and Joe Biden (Democratic) 351 electors, 53% votes
Donald Trump and Mike Pence (Republican) 187 electors, 45% votes
Others (Various) 0 electors, 2% votes

[bagelman]

2012 with no swing from '08. OTL 2012 + NC, also 2008 + IN and NE-02

347-191 DEM

The Hopey Changey stuff is workin' out fine. If 2012 swung like AK.

405-133 DEM

Closest states: SC, MS, IN

NE-02 voted DEM

No Hope of a Mandate. If 2012 had swung like IL.

272-268 DEM, GOP 1% PV win.

Closest states: CO (ILLEGALS VOTED IN DENVER!), PA (ZOMBIES VOTED IN PHILLY!), NH, IA, VA

Nomore Nobama! If 2012 had swung like UT

374-164 GOP

Closest states: IL, CT, ME, NJ

ME-01 voted DEM

[bagelman]

2008 with no margin change from '04. 280-258 GOP win.

Closest states: NH, IA, MN, PA, CO. A .2% DEM swing ties the EC.

2008 if the nation swung like AR. 384-154 GOP big win, Dems held to 10 states, DC, and ME-01.

Closest states: ME statewide for the GOP and CT for the Dems, but both were decided by 2.5% margins.

'bama for 'boma. Well not really, 2008 if the nation swung like AL. 291-247 DEM

Closest states: VA for the Dems and OH for the GOP.

2008 if the nation swung like IL. 379-159 DEM.

GA is decided by .17%.

Towards a new and more hopeful world.

2008 if the nation swung like HI. 522-16 DEM blowout.

[bagelman]

2004 with 2000's margin. 284-254 DEM. Ohio pays off.

2004 with Vermont's swing

380-158 DEM

Closest states: WV, NC, TN, LA, AZ

2004 with Alabama's swing, basically the inverse of Vermont's.

385-153 GOP win

Closest states: HI, DE, ME, WA, NJ, CA

[bagelman]

2000 with 1996's margin. 371-167 DEM

Closest states: VA (<1000 votes), LA, CO, WV, AZ

Applying MD's swing is largely cosmetic, swinging VA and CO, the latter by yet another <1000 vote margin

2000 if it swung like TN

296-242 DEM

Closest states: NH, MO, FL, OH, NM

2000 if it swung like TX

366-172 GOP

Closest states: VT, WA, MI, ME, CA

2000 if it swung like WY. Dems win 3 states.

486-52 GOP

Closest states: HI, CT, MD, NJ

[Blackacre]

Is 2008 but the nation swings like Virginia similar to the IL one?

[bagelman]

Is 2008 but the nation swings like Virginia similar to the IL one?

The map would be exactly the same on the state level, with GA less likely to need a recount.

[bagelman]

1996 with 1992's D-R margin

1996 if it swung like KS. 403-135 GOP.

Closest states: MD, MN, DE, AR

1996 if it swung like NJ

Closest state: WY

[bagelman]

1992 with 1988's D-R margin. 390-147-1 GOP win.

1992 if the nation swung like Iowa, the only state to swing towards the GOP. 457-80-1 GOP win.

1992 if the nation swung like Arkansas. The farm crises causes a nationwide famine which the president bungles. 532-6 DEM win.

[Blackacre]

hmm, what were the weakest D swings in 1992? It's be worth it to explore some of those, maybe

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

hmm, what were the weakest D swings in 1992? It's be worth it to explore some of those, maybe

Wisconsin, North Dakota, Hawaii, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota.

[NHI]

✓ Senator Bernie Sanders/Senator Kamala Harris: 344 (51.5%)

President Donald Trump/Vice President Mike Pence: 194 (44.9%)

[Kingpoleon]

324: Fmr. SOS Condoleezza Rice/Gov. Mitch Daniels - 50.4%
214: Senator Elizabeth Warren/Senator Russ Feingold - 43.0%

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

U.S. presidential election, 1968

Vice Pres. Hubert H. Humphrey (Minn.) / Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (N.Y.) - 447 votes, 52.8% ✔️
Gov. George Wallace (Ala.) / Ret. GEN Curtis LeMay (Calif.) - 77 votes, 17.1%
Fmr. Vice Pres. Richard M. Nixon (Calif.) / Fmr. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (N.Y.) - 14 votes, 30.1%

Closest states:
Nebraska, Humphrey 44.77% — Nixon 44.61% — Wallace 10.62%
Utah, Humphrey 46.33% — 43.13% Nixon
Wyoming, Nixon 45% — Humphrey 43.49% — Wallace 11.51%
Arizona, Nixon 44.92% — Humphrey 42.67% — Wallace 12.41%
Florida, Humphrey 37.35% — Wallace 34.66% — Nixon 27.99%
North Carolina, Wallace 38.19% — Humphrey 35.32% — Nixon 26.49%

Largest wins:
District of Columbia, Humphrey 89.22%
Hawaii, Humphrey 74.53%
Rhode Island, Humphrey 73.49%
Massachusetts, Humphrey 73.13%
Alabama, Wallace 71.62%
Mississippi, Wallace 69.66%
Maine, Humphrey 67.83%
Minnesota, Humphrey 66.06%

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

U.S. presidential election, 1968

Vice Pres. Hubert H. Humphrey (Minn.) / Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (N.Y.) - 447 votes, 52.8% ✔️
Gov. George Wallace (Ala.) / Ret. GEN Curtis LeMay (Calif.) - 77 votes, 17.1%
Fmr. Vice Pres. Richard M. Nixon (Calif.) / Fmr. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (N.Y.) - 14 votes, 30.1%

Closest states:
Nebraska, Humphrey 44.77% — Nixon 44.61% — Wallace 10.62%
Utah, Humphrey 46.33% — 43.13% Nixon
Wyoming, Nixon 45% — Humphrey 43.49% — Wallace 11.51%
Arizona, Nixon 44.92% — Humphrey 42.67% — Wallace 12.41%
Florida, Humphrey 37.35% — Wallace 34.66% — Nixon 27.99%
North Carolina, Wallace 38.19% — Humphrey 35.32% — Nixon 26.49%

Largest wins:
District of Columbia, Humphrey 89.22%
Hawaii, Humphrey 74.53%
Rhode Island, Humphrey 73.49%
Massachusetts, Humphrey 73.13%
Alabama, Wallace 71.62%
Mississippi, Wallace 69.66%
Maine, Humphrey 67.83%
Minnesota, Humphrey 66.06%

how was this map generated?

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Snip.

If the country voted like CA and MS?

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

*Blip*

how was this map generated?

the campaign trail game
https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

*Blip*

how was this map generated?

the campaign trail game
https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/

What was the game id?

[Blackacre]

One person lives in each of the 49 non-CA states and there's one person in DC. Everyone else lives in California, who alone decides the President

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

1948 if Wallace won all states he got over 3% in and Thurmond won all states he got over 20% in (aka the states he got OTL + GA)

[bagelman]

Nick Saban (R-AL) / John Calipari (R-KY) 463 EV

Democrats: 75 EV