2024 republican primary maps

[Grassroots]

Go!

I'll start.

Charlie Baker vs Ron DeSantis vs Nikki Haley vs Mark Green

[TrumpBritt24]

Ron DeSantis defeats Tom Cotton

DeSantis runs to the left of a socially far-right Cotton campaign, and Republicans aren't exactly ready to go that far yet.

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

ignore the EV map, but

Red=Charlie Baker
Green=Mike Pence
Yellow=Nikki Haley
Blue=Ron DeSantis

[Some of My Best Friends Are Gay]

ignore the EV map, but

Red=Charlie Baker
Green=Mike Pence
Yellow=Nikki Haley
Blue=Ron DeSantis

This looks like it would go to a contested convention.

[Grassroots]

ignore the EV map, but

Red=Charlie Baker
Green=Mike Pence
Yellow=Nikki Haley
Blue=Ron DeSantis

This looks like it would go to a contested convention.

I think that Baker probably wins in this one.

[Medal506]

Ron DeSantis defeats Tom Cotton

DeSantis runs to the left of a socially far-right Cotton campaign, and Republicans aren't exactly ready to go that far yet.

DeSantis is probably more conservative than Tom Cotton. Cotton is just an establishment neo con hack. DeSantis and Cotton both agree on foreign policy, yet Cotton is much more likely to be unstable in his approach to foreign policy. Having Cotton as President would basically be the same as having John Bolton or Bill Crystal as president. However DeSantis I would say is basically Ted Cruz and Donald Trump combined into one man. He has the same socially conservative and tea party views as Cruz, and he has the bombastic, aggressive and defensive personality that Donald Trump has. While you may be right about Cotton be socially conservative, DeSantis is certainly not going to run on the left of social issues just to differentiate himself from Cotton.

[Medal506]

Ted Cruz: 42% PV
Nikki Haley: 40% PV
Charlie Baker: 15% PV

Ted Cruz wins the nomination on the second ballot at a contested convention.

[Politician]

Ted Cruz: 42% PV
Nikki Haley: 40% PV
Charlie Baker: 15% PV

Ted Cruz wins the nomination on the second ballot at a contested convention.

lol no...Ted Cruz will never be president.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Ron DeSantis
Tom Cotton
Phil Scott
Nikki Haley

Haley's narrow win in Iowa was promising, but her momentum simply didn't keep going. She dropped out after the Second Super Tuesday. Meanwhile, Phil Scott did well in the Northeast, but wasn't able to keep momentum after a narrow loss in California, a state he invested a lot into. He dropped out on Super Tuesday, but he surprisingly won the Maine primaries (where he was still on the ballot since they didn't have enough time to reprint the ballots)

Tom Cotton stayed on the longest, but eventually dropped out, leaving next to no opposition by mid April.

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET:
GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS (R-FL)/FMR. GOVERNOR NIKKI HALEY (R-SC)

[Cabbage]

Pence beats Baker, DeSantis, and Haley, going on to make DeSantis his VP nominee.

Story: (Possibly former) Vice President Pence started off strong in Iowa, but victories by Baker in New Hampshire, DeSantis in Nevada, and Haley in her home state of South Carolina meant that nothing was certain going into Super Tuesday. Pence began to regain his momentum after an upset win against DeSantis in Texas, especially when Haley, having only won three contests, dropped out and endorsed him. DeSantis attempted to kickstart his campaign, correctly noting that his defeat in Texas was far from a rout, but a loss in Kentucky just a few days later sparked his decision to follow in Haley's footsteps.

Baker, meanwhile, was determined to prevent the seemingly inevitable shift in the GOP toward Trumpism. His victory in California had given him sufficient delegates to remain relevant in the race, but it quickly became evident that he didn't really stand a chance. Aside from token victories in a few blue states and districts, he was continuously steamrolled by the Vice President. Baker finally gave up the ghost when he lost Maryland and Delaware in the ACELA races (this would be the same day Pence reached enough delegates to claim the nomination).

[brucejoel99]

Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence (R-IN): 1,817 delegates, 58%, 39 states
Gov. Charlie Baker (R-MA): 271 delegates, 21%, 7 states
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL): 201 delegates, 11%, 2 states + DC
Fmr. Ambassador Nikki Haley (R-SC): 183 delegates, 8%, 2 states

Pence selects Haley to be his VP nominee.

[HillGoose]

Pence vs Cheney vs Paul

no clue who wins but this is my prediction

[Thomas D]

Don't you all know Don Jr. is going to run?

[Grassroots]

Don't you all know Don Jr. is going to run?

1. He isn't going to run.

2. There is no chance he will win any states even if he does run.

[TheSaint250]

I'm not gonna even try since history shows that whatever is predicted likely won't happen lol

[Agonized-Statism]

Assuming no Trump run:


Josh Hawley ✓
Nikki Haley
Rick Scott
Tom Cotton
Mike Pompeo
Ted Cruz

Hawley pretty quickly beats out other populist claimants who drop out after Iowa, becoming the Obama-Trump voter candidate with sizable evangelical and some moderate support. Haley and Scott (who functions as a more serious Bloomberg) split the bulk of the moderates, Cotton's base is unstable á la Elizabeth Warren, Pompeo is an even weaker version of Cotton, Cruz's base shrinks to Mormons disaffected by Trump's eventual backing of Hawley.

By the end, everyone consolidates behind Hawley, who promises cabinet positions to most of his opponents.