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Trump v. Sanders, primary percentage edition:

Mr. Donald J. Trump (R-NY) 344 electoral votes
Senator Bernard Sanders (D-VT) 194 electoral votes

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1992 Primary v. 2008 Primary

Governor William J. Clinton (Democrat-Arkansas) 287 electoral votes
Senator Hillary R. Clinton (Democrat-New York) 251 electoral votes

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1976
President Agnew receives popular ratification in a contentious election battle against the insurgent, but foundering, Jimmy Carter.

President Spiro T. Agnew (Republican-Maryland)/Vice President Daniel J. Evans (Republican-Washington) 286 electoral votes, 47.5% of the popular vote
Former Governor James E. Carter (Democrat-Georgia)/Senator Walter Mondale (Democrat-Minnesota) 252 electoral votes, 45.3% of the popular vote
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy (Independent-Minnesota)/various 0 electoral votes,
 5.6% of the popular vote

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Chris Christie doesn't do Bridgegate and spends more time in his state, rather than campaign for himself and others.

Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ)/Governor Susana Martinez (R-NM) - 349 EV
Fmr. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) - 183 EV
Officer Evan McMullin (I-UT)/Businesswoman Mindy Finn (I-DC) - 6 EV

Why is McMullin in this race?

Same reason as OTL. Christie is not a "true conservative".

More to the point, he would have similar problems with Mormons that Trump did--loud, harsh sounding Northeasterner whose reputation relies on being "tough" but not particularly pious, and with some breaks from conservative orthodoxy in his past (though not as glaring as Trump's). I fail to see, however, how these would be worse than any problems Trump suffered with that group.

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Any guesses for this one?

Has something to do with 2000-2004 swings (at least, based on how often I've looked at that map).

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1992 Republican Primaries

Blue - Former Senator Henry Ross Perot of Texas
Green - Former Governor Andrew Lamar Alexander, Jr. of Tennessee
Red - Senator John Henry Heinz, III of Pennsylvania

1992 Presidential Election

President Daniel Patrick Moynihan (Democrat-New York)/Vice President William Jefferson Clinton (Democrat-Arkansas) 405 electoral votes, 54.3% of the popular vote
Former Senator Henry Ross Perot (Republican-Texas)/Governor Lowell Palmer Weicker, Jr. (Republican-Connecticut) 133 electoral votes, 45.1% of the popular vote
Others: 0 electoral votes, 0.6% of the popular vote

1996 Democratic Primaries

Red - Vice President William Jefferson Clinton of Arkansas
Blue - Governor Robert Patrick Casey of Pennsylvania

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1996 Republican Primaries

Blue - Governor Hillary Rodham-Ryan of Illinois
Green - Senator Newton Gingrich of Georgia
Red - Former Governor Ronald E. Paul of Texas

1996 United States Presidential Election

Governor Hillary Rodham-Ryan (Republican-Illinois)/Governor William Floyd Weld (Republican-Massachusetts) 286 electoral votes, 48.2% of the popular vote
Vice President William Jefferson Clinton (Democrat-Arkansas)/Congressman Collin Peterson (Democrat-Minnesota) 252 electoral votes, 48.5% of the popular vote

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2008 Democratic Primaries

Red - Senator Condoleezza Rice of Alabama
Green - Governor Brian David Schweitzer of Montana

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2008 Democratic Primaries

Red - Senator Condoleezza Rice of Alabama
Green - Governor Brian David Schweitzer of Montana

Condi hasn't lived in Alabama since childhood. She's much more suited to be a Senator from California, if anything.

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton (Liberal-New York)/Senator Timothy Michael Kaine (Liberal-Virginia) 17,372,041 Votes, 28.82%, 20 States
Mr. Donald John Trump (American-New York)/Governor Michael Richard Pence (American-Indiana) 14,010,144 Votes, 23.24%, 11 States
Senator Bernard Sanders (Social Democrat-Vermont)/Elizabeth Ann Warren (Social Democrat-Massachusetts) 13,630,298 Votes, 22.61%, 12 States
Senator Rafael Eduardo Cruz (Conservative-Texas)/Mrs. Cara Carleton Fiorina (Conservative-California) 7,491,319 Votes, 12.43%, 5 States
Governor John Richard Kasich (Torie-Ohio)/Senator Susan Margaret Collins (Torie-Maine) 1 State
Senator Marco Antonio Rubio (Freedom-Florida)/Former Governor Willard Milton Romney (Freedom-Massachusetts) 3,486,491 Votes, 5.78%, 0 States

Left Bloc (Liberal, Social Democrat) 31,002,339 Votes, 51.43%, 24 States
Right Bloc (American, Conservative, Torie, Freedom) 29,277,818 Votes, 48.57%, 27 States

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I'm assuming this is the primaries, hence why WY and ND are titanium Left Bloc?

Naturally. Decided by vote totals as opposed to percentages.

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2008

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (Liberal-New York)/Senator Evan Bayh (Liberal-Indiana) 17,934,447 Votes, 32.05%, 19 States
Senator Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. (Progressive-Illinois)/Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (Progressive-Delaware) 17,805,047 Votes, 31.82%, 25 States
Senator John Sydney McCain, III (Conservative-Arizona)/Governor Sarah Palin (Conservative-Alaska) 9,358,708 Votes, 16.73%, 3 States
Former Governor Willard Milton Romney (Freedom-Massachusetts)/Congressman Peter Hoekstra (Freedom-Michigan) 4657998 Votes, 8.33%, 2 States
Former Governor Michael Huckabee (Christian Union-Arkansas)/Senator Samuel Brownback (Christian Union-Kansas) 4261546 Votes, 7.62%, 1 State
Congressman Ronald E. Paul (Liberty-Texas)/Former Congressman Barry Morris Goldwater, Jr. (Liberty-California) 1184026 Votes, 2.12%, 0 States
Former Senator Johnny Edwards (People's-North Carolina) 747,360 Votes, 1.34%, 0 States

Left Bloc (Liberal, Progressive, People's) 36,486,854 Votes, 65.21%, 40 States
Right Bloc (Conservative, Freedom, Christian Union, Liberty) 19,462,278, 34.79%, 11 States

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Vice President Albert Arnold Gore, Jr. (Liberal-Tennessee)/Senator Joseph I. Lieberman (Liberal-Connecticut) 11,076,941 Votes, 38.41%, 28 States
Governor George Walker Bush (Conservative-Texas)/Former Secretary of Defense Richard Bruce Cheney (Conservative-Wyoming) 10,267,970 Votes, 35.60%, 18 States
Senator John Sydney McCain, III (Freedom-Arizona)/Senator Fred Thompson (Freedom-Tennessee) 4,588,392 Votes, 15.91%, 4 States
Former Senator William Bradley (Progressive-New Jersey) 2,905,862 10.08%, 0 States
Uncommited: 0 Votes, 0.0%, 1 State

Right Bloc (Conservative, Freedom) 15,346,995 Votes, 52.33%, 23 States
Left Bloc (Liberal, Progressive) 13,982,803 Votes 47.67%, 28 States

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1964

Senator Eugene Joseph McCarthy (Democrat-Minnesota)/Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Baines Johnson (Democrat-Texas) 285 electoral votes
Governor Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller (Republican-New York)/Senator Thruston Ballard Morton (Republican-Kentucky) 243 electoral votes
George Curley Wallace (Independent Democrat-Alabama)/Senator Harry Flood Byrd Sr.
 (Independent Democrat-Virginia) 10 electoral votes

President Eugene Joseph McCarthy (Democrat-Minnesota)/Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson (Democrat-Texas) 313 electoral votes
Senator Barry Morris Goldwater (Republican-Arizona)/Former Senator Prescott Sheldon Bush, Sr. (Republican-Connecticut) 225 electoral votes

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1956

President Richard Milhous Nixon (Republican-California)/Ambassador to the United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (Republican-Massachusetts) 30 electoral votes
Former Governor Adlai Ewing Stevenson, II (Democrat-Illinois)/Senator Estes Kefauver (Democrat-Tennessee) 225 electoral votes

1960

President Richard Milhous Nixon (Republican-California)/Vice President Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (Republican-Massachusetts) 383 electoral votes
Senator Samuel James Ervin, Jr. (Democrat-North Carolina)/Senator Eugene Joseph McCarthy (Democrat-Minnesota) 154 electoral votes

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1972 Republican Presidential Primaries

Blue - Vice President William Warren Scranton of Pennsylvania
Red - Governor Spiro Theodore Agnew of Pennsylvania
Green - Congressman Paul Norton "Pete" McCloskey, Jr. of California

1972 Democratic Presidential Primaries

Green - Senator John Vilet Lindsay of New York
Blue - Senator Henry Martin Jackson of Washington
Red - Senator Hubert Horatio Humphrey of Minnesota
Yellow - Delegate Walter Fauntroy of the District of Columbia

1972 Presidential Election

Senator John Vilet Lindsay (Democrat-New York)/Senator Thomas Francis Eagleton (Democrat-Missouri) 326 electoral votes, 44.72% of the popular vote
Vice President William Warren Scranton (Republican-Pennsylvania)/Senator Robert Joseph Dole (Republican-Kansas) 45.42% of the popular vote
Congressman John George Schmitz (Independent-California)/Congressman John Milan Ashbrook (Independent-Ohio) 0 electoral votes, 8.9% of the popular vote

1976 Republican Presidential Primaries

Red - Former Governor Spiro Theodore Agnew of Maryland
Blue - Governor Daniel Jackson Evans of Washington
Green - Senator Robert Joseph Dole of Kansas

1976 United States Presidential Election

President John Vilet Lindsay (Democrat-New York)/Vice President Thomas Francis Eagleton (Democrat-Missouri) 298 electoral votes, 50.7% of the popular vote
Former Governor Spiro Theodore Agnew (Republican-Maryland)/Senator George Herbert Walker Bush (Republican-Texas) 140 electoral votes, 48.8% of the popular vote

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2012 Republican Primaries

Blue - Governor James R. "Rick" Perry of Texas
Red - Former Ambassador Jon Hunstman, Jr. of Utah
Green - Former Speaker Newton L. Gingrich of Georgia

2016 Republican Primaries

Blue - Senator Willard Milton "Mitt" Romney of Massachusetts
Yellow - Senator Eduardo Rafael "Ted" Cruz of Texas
Red - Senator Marco Antonio Rubio of Florida

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Odd choice of locations for the UKIP and Liberal Democrats.

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2016 Democratic Primary: Fmr. Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) vs. Fmr. Sen./SoS Hillary Clinton (D-NY)

Narrow Biden victories: OR, CO, MI, WI, IL, HI, GA
Narrow Clinton victories: NM, MD, VA, NC, CT, FL, TX, AR

With losses in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, I'd find it hard to see Clinton hanging on.

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1844

President William Henry Harrison (Whig-Ohio)/Congressman Millard Fillmore (Whig-New York) 143 electoral votes
Former Ambassador to France Lewis Cass (Democrat-Michigan)/Governor James Knox Polk (Democrat-Tennessee) 132 electoral votes

1848

Former Vice President John Tyler (National Democratic Republican-Virginia)/Senator Robert John Walker (National Democratic Republican-Mississippi) 155 electoral votes
Senator Henry Clay (Whig-Kentucky)/Vice President Millard Fillmore (Whig-New York)
 82 electoral votes
Former President Martin Van Buren (Democrat-New York)/Congressman William Orlando Butler (Democrat-Kentucky) 45 electoral votes
Mr. Gerrit Smith (Liberty-New York)/Mr. Charles C. Foote (Liberty-Michigan) 0 electoral votes

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Senator Stephen Douglas and Senator Daniel S. Dickinson (National) 151 electors, 42% votes
Senator Salmon P. Chase and Governor Charles F. Adams (Liberal) 114 electors, 33% votes
Governor Samuel Houston and former Governor Edward Everett (American) 27 electors, 25% votes

For whatever reason, the orange didn’t work on mine. Thanks for restoring it to the right color!

EDIT: I notice a strange resemblance to 1856...

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1856

Former Senator John Charles Fremont (Liberal-California)/Mr. Montgomery Blair (Liberal-Maryland) 169 electoral votes, 37% of the popular vote
Secretary of States James Buchanan Jr. (National-Pennsylvania)/Senator Benjamin Fitzpatrick (National-Alabama) 80 electoral votes, 30% of the popular vote
Former Vice President Millard Fillmore (American-New York)/Senator John Jordan Critttenden (American-Kentucky) 42 electoral votes, 27% of the popular vote
Mr. Gerrit Smith (Liberty-New York)/various 5 electoral votes, 5% of the popular vote

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What the map would like if all primary and caucus ballots were counted

Secretary Hillary Clinton 287ev 28.97%
Mr. Donald Trump 96evs 22.52%
Senator Bernie Sanders 83evs 22.75%
Senator Ted Cruz 54evs 12.88%
Governor John Kasich 18evs 7.02%
Senator Marco Rubio 0ev 5.83%

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=262502.msg5722213#msg5722213

I also did 2008 and 2000 is subsequent posts.

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2 point swing to Gore!

4 point swing to Gore!

wait, WV was closer than Virginia?

West Virginia went Republican very rarely after 1932 and the Depression. In ‘88 it had voted for Massachusetts Liberal Mile Dukakis. It’s turn to the right in 2000 was at least in part a deliberate effort by the Bush campaign to put new states in play. Texas, after all, had once also been reliably Democratic. Virginia, by contrast, was the first of the Southern States (or at least those in the Old Confederacy) to turn toward the GOP—notably the only(?) Southern State to support Ford—and stuck with the losing GOP tickets of the 1990’s.