Post Random Maps Here 2.0.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Guess

[WestVegeta]

Shame that the acronym is "OFA", and not the more apt "BOFA".

[Canis]

2016 Sanders accepts green nomination and Cruz accepts Libertarian Nomination

Secretary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Kaine(D-VA) 255
Donald Trump (R-NY)/ Governor Pence (R-IN) 169
Senator Cruz (L-TX) / Senator Rand Paul (L-KY) 73
Senator Bernie Sanders (G-VT) / Fmr Senator Russ Feingold (G-WI) 41

[Sirius_]

How would Cruz ever get the Libertarian nomination?

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

2020: A New American Century

Sen. Marco Rubio/Fmr. Gov. Nikki Haley: 350 Electoral Votes, 54.3%
Pres. Barack Obama/Vice Pres. Hillary Clinton: 188 Electoral Votes, 44.0%

[morgankingsley]

2016 In My Novel
Credit to Muon2 for making the electoral votes of each state

Business Man Donald Trump / Minnesota Senator Todd Robinson - 879 electoral votes, 49.7 percent popular vote

Secretary of state Hillary Clinton / Senator Tim Kaine - 355 electoral votes , 39.9 percent popular vote

Former Vice President George W Bush / Independent Evan McMullin - 10 electoral votes, 10.4 percent popular vote

Closest state was Connecticut, where Hillary won by only 600 votes for Hillary and the closest state for Trump was Illinois, where Trump won by 16,000 votes.

The biggest victory for Hillary was Massachusetts, where she won by 9 percent, and the biggest state for Trump was Minnesota, where he won 98.8 percent of the vote compared to Bush's 1.1 percent and Hillary only getting 0.1 percent.

Bush won the state of the president he served under with a easy 54 percent victory, and got two percent away from winning Utah, 2.7 from Arizona, 3.1 from Montana, 3.7 from Nevada, and 4.2 from Idaho. Everywhere else he finished third in.

[OBD]

2024: Saving America From Itself

John Hickenlooper/John Kasich (Centrist Party) [WON IN HOUSE/SENATE]
Elizabeth Warren/Tim Ashe (Democratic Party)
Marco Rubio/Barbara Comstock (Republican Party)
Roy Moore/Don Blankenship (American Party)

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Take a guess

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

GOVERNOR SONNEBORN

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Similar idea as the previous post.

[NEW JERSEY FOR MENENDEZ]

Similar idea as the previous post.

GA would go to a runoff if no one got a majority.

Who'd win?

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Fmr. First Lady Melania Knauss (I-N.Y.) / Sen. Stephanie "Stormy Daniels" Clifford (R-La.)
Pres. Donald Trump (R-N.Y.) / Vice Pres. Michael Pence (R-Ind.)

[West_Midlander]

Republic of New England (A Greater New England) - Established around 1836
First presidential election, 1840

Democratic (+ Reactionary Party unity ticket) 58.21% 96 EVs 8 states
Federalist (politically liberal) 41.78% 42 EVs 1 state
based off of a Victoria II game
New England presidential election, 1844

The Reactionary Party did not field a candidate. Grassroots anarcho-liberal groups boosted the Federalist nominee.
Federalist 90.75% 105 EVs 8 states
Democratic 9.24% 7 EVs 1 state
New England presidential election, 1848

The Reactionary Party did not field a candidate. Grassroots anarcho-liberal groups boosted the Federalist nominee.
Federalist 95.12% 105 EVs 8 states
Democratic 4.88% 7 EVs 1 state
New England presidential election, 1852

Federalist (+Radical unity ticket nominee, Radicals are anarcho liberal in policy) 89.88% 123 EVs 10 states
Democratic (+Reactionary unity ticket) 10.12% 41 EVs 5 states
New England presidential election, 1856

Federalist 70.79% 138 EVs 12 states
Democratic 20.07% 26 EVs 3 states
Nationalist (formerly Reactionary Party) 5.07%
Radical 4.06%
The former Reactionaries and Radicals split from the larger parties as the Federalists continued their eight year decline.
New England presidential election, 1860

Federalist 39.62% 105 EVs 7 states
Democratic 36.46% 59 EVs 8 states
Radical 13.13%
Nationalist (formerly Reactionary Party) 10.78%
The Radicals became the third party as both the minor parties saw a spike in support. The Federalists saw a huge decline in support but held out in front by a couple points. Solid Federalist New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine flipped to the Democrats.
New England presidential election, 1864

Democratic - 36.80% 144 EVs 13 states
Federalist - 27.89% 20 EVs 2 states
United Socialist - 18.31%
Nationalist - 9.86%
Radical - 7.13%
The Radicals and Nationalists saw a decline while the upstart United Socialist Party became the nation's third party. After 28 years in power, the Federalists have been kicked out of power and a Democratic administration will be sworn in in the Winter of 1865, for the first time in the nation's history. Georgia was the closest state in the nation staying Federalist by just 0.2%.
New England presidential election, 1868

United Socialist - 32.78% - 121 EVs - 10 states
Democratic - 30.91% - 33 EVs - 4 states
Federalist - 23.01% - 10 EVs - 1 state
Nationalist - 7.97%
Radical - 5.32%
Colors changed so I could reflect it on the map. Support for the Socialists exploded with the Federalists being viewed as a failed party by most. The formerly dominant party continued to falter taking a back seat to the new two-party dynamic of the United Socialists vs the Democrats, though some considered it to be a three way race. The nation's fourth and fifth parties fell further. After election day, the Democrats, Nationalists and Federalists passed The Ample Majority Constitutional Amendment to prevent the country from falling into socialist hands. It said that if no candidate broke 40% a 60% majority in the Congress could overturn the electoral vote and the upper house would elect the President with a simple majority vote. The winner would keep their running mate as VP. This would all occur under the incumbent Congress and with the Socialist at 15% of seats in Congress, sympathetic anarcho-liberals at about 2% of seats and few Federalist defections there was no difficulty reelecting the Democratic President. The new cabinet would include several Federalists in exchange for handing him the second term.
New England presidential election, 1872

United Socialist - 53.92% - 144 EVs - 13 states
Democratic - 17.21% - 9 EVs - 1 state
Federalist - 16.33% - 10 EVs - 1 state
Nationalist - 5.94%
Radical - 5.02%
Communist - 1.56%
This map is accurate re: WV (WV is not part of New England and never has been as of 1872 it's just that the EV maps on Atlas have a historically merged VA). The Nationalist and Radical parties fell just a bit further. With the first majority in the popular vote in 16 years, the Socialist won a huge victory as the Democrats and Federalists fought bitterly for second. Both former top dog parties saw huge declines.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Fmr. First Lady Melania Knauss (I-N.Y.) / Sen. Stephanie "Stormy Daniels" Clifford (R-La.)
Pres. Donald Drumpf (R-N.Y.) / Vice Pres. Michael Pence (R-Ind.)

This would be some glorious retribution! I would probably have little confidence in Melania (I guess this assumes that her being foreign born doesn't matter in this scenario) and Stormy governing but I probably wouldn't be as miserable as I am with Trump/Pence in the White House.

[TNcon4]

https://i.gyazo.com/bb89dbc143689c928389ccd8375ceafa.png

Most Dem:
1. Grafton (D+9.5)
2. Chesire (D+8.1)
3. Rockingham 3 (D+5.71)

Most Repub:
1. Rockingham 2 (R+10.04)
2. Rockingham 1 (R+8.82)
3. Belknap (R+7.21)

Most Competitive:
1. Coos (D+0.53)
2. Merrimack 2 (Not Concord) (R+0.64)
3. Sullivan (D+1.14)

Most White:
1. Carroll (96.8%)
3. Rockingham 2, Merrimack 2 (96.3%)
3.  Coos, Sullivan (96.2%)

Most Non-White
1. Hillsborough 1 (Nashua) (21%)
2. Hillsborough 3 (Manchester) (17.9%)
3. Hillsborough 5 (Parts of Manchester) (9.6%)

[MadmanMotley]

Donald 2012:

Donald Trump (R-NY)/Fmr. Gov. Buddy Roemer (R-LA) 268EV 47.8%
Pres. Barack Obama (D-IL)/V.P. Joe Biden 269EV (D-DE) 269EV 48.0%
Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX)/Fmr. Gov. Gary Johnson (L-NM) 1EV* 3.9%
*Faithless Elector
This leads to an election in the House between all three candidates, but Joe Biden is easily elected in the Senate, and becomes acting president for the time being. After several House votes, Donald Trump is elected President.

2016: Rematch

Pres. Donald Trump (R-NY)/Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) 240EV 41.9%
Fmr. Pres. Barack Obama (D-IL)/V.P. Joe Biden 269EV (D-DE) 273EV 42.6%
Fmr. Gov. Gary Johnson (L-NM)/Fmr. Gov. Bill Weld (L-MA) 25EV* 15.5%

2020: Return to Normalcy

Gov. John Bel Edwards (D-LA)/Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) 264EV 48.9%
Fmr. Gov/F. U.N Amd. Nikki Haley (R-SC)/Se. Ben Sasse (R-NE) 274EV 49.1%
Fmr. Gov. Bill Weld (L-MA)/Larry Sharpe (L-NY) 0EV 2%

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

1960

Nixon
JFK
1964

JFK
Nixon

[DeSantis4Prez]

Senator Tim Scott/Governor Larry Hogan: 296 Electoral Votes
Senator Elizabeth Warren/Senator Maria Cantwell: 242 Electoral Votes

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

This image has some... odd classifications.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

This image has some... odd classifications.

In what world is NM a Solid Republican state if LA and KY are tossups?

Also, LOL at NH being to the right of NC.

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

This image has some... odd classifications.

In what world is NM a Solid Republican state if LA and KY are tossups?

Obviously the next realignment.