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[West_Midlander]

Wallace Succeeds in Deadlocking the Electoral College (1968)
The tickets were Rockefeller / George Romney & Wallace / Harland Sanders. Rockefeller won DC and 26 states while Wallace won the other 24. Turnout in this election is about 3/5ths of that of 1968 IOTL.

[Cassandra]

269-269 EV tie

285 - 253 Dem Victory

413 - 125 Dem Victory

[HillGoose]

In 2020, after the release of his groundbreaking rap album "Hustle Lyfe" Jeb! "ThugCa$$h" Bush kicks Donald Trump's ass and gains the Republican nomination, avenging the RNC trying to lock him up on that fake murder charge back in 2019, and selects Susana Martinez as his running mate. Jeb! promises to legalize weed lmao and also invade Iran and all his homies from the hood of Miami Beach turn out for him, winning him the election with 420 EVs (lmao), his opponent, Dennis Kuchinich, now advocating for full communism, goes out to sea after the election and is never seen again.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

1968 RFK/Gore Sr 285
        Richard M Nixon/S.Agnew 208
        George Wallace 45

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Google search trends 2004–present:

Florida - 157 votes, 24.58%
New York - 155 votes, 24.15%
California - 120 votes, 22.03%
Texas - 106 votes, 29.24%

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1968:

1972:

1976:

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1980:

1984:

1988:

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Google search trends 2017–2018:

Beyoncé - 287 votes, 38.71%
Eminem - 153 votes, 32.26%
BTS - 98 votes, 29.03%

[Comrade Funk]

Not a map, but didn't know where else to put this:

Third Generation

NES - 371
Sega Master System - 107
Atari 7800 -22

Fourth Generation

Super Nintendo - 259 (-112)
Sega Genesis - 178 (+71)
TurboGrafx-16 - 53 (+53)
CDi - 5 (+5)
NeoGeo - 5 (+5)

Fifth Generation


Playstation 1 - 347 (+347)
Nintendo 64 - 112 (-147)
Sega Saturn - 31 (-147)
3DO - 7 (+7)
Atari Jaguar - 3 (+3)

Sixth Generation


Playstation 2 - 369 (+22)
Xbox - 57 (+57)
Nintendo Gamecube - 52 (-60)
Sega Dreamcast - 22 (-9)

Seventh Generation


Nintendo Wii - 196 (+144)
Xbox 360 - 156 (+99)
Playstation 3 - 148 (-221)

Eight Generation


Playstation 4 - 264 (+116)
Xbox One - 127 (-29)
Nintendo Switch-Wii U - 109 (-87)

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1992:

1996:

[Comrade Funk]

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys - 310 electoral votes
Philadelphia Eagles - 163 electoral votes
New York Giants - 39 electoral votes
Washington Redskins - 26 electoral votes

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NFC East

Dallas Cowboys - 310 electoral votes
Philadelphia Eagles - 163 electoral votes
New York Giants - 39 electoral votes
Washington Redskins - 26 electoral votes

Vomits profusely as my team comes in last.

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President John F. Kennedy / Vice President Lyndon Johnson (Democratic) -  336 EVs
Senator Barry Goldwater / Chair of the House Republican Conference Gerald Ford (Republican) - 155 EVs
Governor George Wallace / Governor Orval Faubus (States Rights Democratic) - 47 EVs

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1968

The war in Vietnam escalates, and VP Johnson barely wins the Democratic nomination over the somehow popular brother of incumbent President Kennedy Robert.

Vice President Lyndon Johnson / Senator George McGovern (Democratic) - 299 EVs
Governor Nelson Rockefeller / Senator Frank Carlson (Republican) - 192  EVs
Governor George Wallace / Representative Alton Asa Lennon (States Rights Democratic) - 47 EVs

1972
President Johnson passes away in June 1971 and VP McGovern is sworn in.  Conservative California Governor wins the Republican nomination and beats that Peacenik McGovern.

Governor Ronald Reagan / Senator Lawrence K. Roos (Republican) - 312 EVs
President George McGovern / Former President of the United Auto Workers Walter Reuther (Democratic) - 207 EVs
Former Representative Alton Asa Lennon / Preacher John A. Stormer (American Front) - 19 EVs

1976
Victory in Vietnam and Reagan staring down Red China over their interest in a UN seat makes 1976 a sure Republican victory.  The Democratic Primaries are won by Philip Hart over Governor Bobby Kennedy.

President Ronald Reagan / General William Westmoreland (Republican) - 428 EVs
Senator Philip Hart / Representative Shirley Chisholm (Democratic) - 110 EVs

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1980:

As the 80s go on and Reagan's support for Israel's constant wars against the Arab Republics continue, support for the Democrats grow.  Then a candidate comes from left field and wins the Democratic nomination.

President of the AFL-CIO Lane Kirkland / Governor Hugh Carey (Democratic) - 377 EVs
Vice President William Westmoreland / Representative Orrin Hatch (Republican) - 161 EVs

1984:

Though most Democrats and union workers are satisfied with the Kirkland administration, there is some uneasiness among upper class Democrats who run their own ticket that siphons off moderate Republicans.

President Lane Kirkland / Vice President Hugh Carey (Democratic) - 302 EVs
Governor Bill Clements / Representative Roger MacBridge (Republican) - 220 EVs
Businessman Warren Buffett / Governor Bill Bradley (Common Sense Economics) - 16 EVs

1988:

It turns out a land war in the Middle East is not a good recipe for reelection.

Governor Orrin Hatch / Senator Dick Lugar (Republican) - 339 EVs
Senator H. Ross Perot / Representative John Kerry (Democratic) - 132 EVs
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy / Former Governor H.A. Boucher (Peace) - 67 EVs

[Politician]

The 2020 Presidential Election: Atlas Was Right

2020 ends up being a completely neutral year, because duh!

Electoral College Results:

Senate Results:

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Why isn't Virginia voting to the left of California?

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1992:

President Orrin Hatch / Vice President Dick Lugar (Republican) - 374 EVs
General George Patton IV / Governor Cliff Finch (Democratic) - 161 EVs
Representative Bernie Sanders / various (Faithless Democratic Electors) - 3 EVs *

* - 2 in Vermont, 1 in Illinois

1996:

Vice President Dick Lugar / Governor George Pataki (Republican) - 425 EVs
General George Patton IV / Governor John Silber (Democratic) - 78 EVs
Representative Bob Massie / Representative Jay Inslee (Independent) - 35 EVs

2000:


After the fiasco that was 1996, the Democrats needed a unifying candidate.  Who better than Lane Kirkland's daughter?

Representative Lucy Kirkland Alexander / Senator Tom Udall (Democratic) - 441 EVs
President Dick Lugar / Vice President George Pataki (Republican) - 97 EVs

[Canis]

Google search trend battle

Bernie Sanders: 269 Electoral Votes
Beto O'rourke 179
Joe Biden 90
It has beto winning the popular vote

[Slow Learner]

Reminder it could always be worse.

Musician Ted Nugent (R-MI)/Reverend Jerry Falwell Jr. (R-VA) - 44.6%, 271 EVs
CEO Sheryl Sandberg (D-CA)/Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) - 50.1%, 267 EVs

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2004:

President Lucy Kirkland Alexander / Vice President Tom Udall (Democratic) - 476 EVs
Senator Hillary Rodham / General Norman Schwarzkopf (Republican) - 62 EVs

2008:

Vice President Tom Udall / Senator Mary Landrieu (Democratic) - 336 EVs
Governor Robert Kardashian / Representative Thaddeus McCotter (Republican) - 166 EVs
University President Bob Jones III / United States Court of Appeals Judge Eugene Siler Jr. (Conservative Republican) - 36 EVs

2012:

President Tom Udall / Vice President Mary Landrieu (Democratic) - 320 EVs
Governor Mike Rounds / Representative Roy Moore (Republican) - 209 EVs
Governor Willard "Mitt" Romney / Supreme Court Justice Kenneth Starr (Liberal Republican) - 9 EVs

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Scenario: The Republican Party faces a big backlash for causing a government shutdown that ends up lasting a whole 2 years; Democrats gain 18 Senate seats in 2020:

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

1952
(actual)

GA Dwight D. Eisenhower (R-Kans.) / Sen. Richard Nixon (R-Calif.)
— 442 votes, 55.2% —
Gov. Adlai Stevenson II (D-Ill.) / Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala.)
— 89 votes, 44.3% —

1956
(actual)

President Dwight D. Eisenhower (R-Kans.) / Vice President Richard Nixon (R-Calif.)
— 457 votes, 57.4% —
Fmr. Gov. Adlai Stevenson II (D-Ill.) / Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.)
— 74 votes, 42.0% —

1960

Vice President Richard Nixon (R-Calif.) / Sec. Robert B. Anderson (R-Texas)
— 337 votes, 50.8% —
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Texas) / Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash.)
— 200 votes, 49.1% —

1964

Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn.) / Gov. Pat Brown (D-Calif.)
— 434 votes, 50.2% —
President Richard Nixon (R-Calif.) / Amb. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (R-Mass.)
— 101 votes, 47.0% —

1968

President Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn.) / Vice President Pat Brown (D-Calif.)
— 434 votes, 50.2% —
Gov. George Wallace (D-Ala.) / Fmr. Sec. Ezra Taft Benson (R-Utah)
— 10 votes, 7.1% —
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (R-N.Y.) / Gov. George Romney (R-Mich.)
— 0 votes, 38.6% —

1972

Mayor John Lindsay (D-N.Y.) / Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.)
— 434 votes, 50.1% —
Fmr. Pres. Richard Nixon (R-Calif.) / Rep. Gerald R. Ford (R-Mich.)
— 101 votes, 49.8% —

1976

Fmr. Gov. Ronald Reagan (R-Calif.) / Gov. Kit Bond (R-Mo.)
— 470 votes, 54.3% —
President John Lindsay (D-N.Y.) / Sec. Mo Udall (D-Ariz.)
— 68 votes, 45.6% —

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Senate map 2020

Prez map 2020 tipping point states.

[President Johnson]

1980: No Anderson, Carter wins all states Reagan won with less than 50%.

Interesting in this scenario is, that Reagan would probably have won the popular vote.

✓ President James Earl Carter (D-GA)/Vice President Walter F. Mondale (D-MN): 284 EV.
Former Governor Ronald Reagan (R-CA)/Former CIA Director George Bush (R-TX): 254 EV.