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Article the twenty-eighth…

Section 1. The twenty-second article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States is hereby repealed.
Section 2. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by conventions in the several States, as provided in the Constitution, within seven years from the date of the submission hereof to the States by the Congress.

2020 United States Presidential Election
Former President Barack Obama/Governor Steve Bullock: 57.49% 443 EVs
President Donald Trump/Vice President Mike Pence: 38.31% 89 EVs
Former Governor Mitt Romney/Former Senator Jeff Flake: 3.17% 6 EVs
Others: 1.03%

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Maps based on this WaPo write up based on realisticidealist's Precinct Maps

2008

John McCain 487 EVs 74.9%
Barack Obama 51 EVs 25.1%

Note: WaPo's graphics were a bit blurry on my phone. I can't tell who won Delaware because it's so close. I gave it to McCain on this map.

2012

Mitt Romney 74.2% 495 EVs
Barack Obama 25.8% 43 EVs

2016

Donald Trump 78.7% 514 EVs
Hillary Clinton 21.3% 24 EVs

*Note: Evan McMullin won about 0.5% of Utah, but that's negligible on state or national level

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^No credit to rural Maine? Sad!

Yeah I'm much more curious about Maine in that scenario than Nebraska

"Aroostook saves the world" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.


EDIT: I guess this is the only other map I could make work.

Maybe McMullin does better and Poonghazi is a bit later? I've toyed with the idea of making a "McMullin does better" timeline.

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40. Ronald Reagan (Republican-California), 1981Assassinated

41. George H. W. Bush (Republican-Texas), 1981-1985

42. Gary Hart (Democratic-Colorado), 1985-1989

43. George H. W. Bush (Republican-Texas), 1989-1993

44. Donald Trump (Democratic, then Independent-New York), 1993-1997

45. Elizabeth Holtzmann (Democratic-New York), 1997-2004Died

46. Bill Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas), 2004-2005

47. Howard Dean (Democratic, then I-Vermont), 2005-2009

48. Donald Trump (Reform/Republican-New York), 2009-2012Resigned

49. Mark Warner (Reform, then Independent-Virginia), 2012-2013

50. Barack Obama (Democratic-Illinois), 2013-present

This is what I spent all day doing in class.

Stay in school kids!

That's actually a really interesting list that would make an interesting timeline.