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I fear that one of the tyrannical mods in the 2024 board will erase this.  Therefore I am reposting this map, my prediction for that election (as of right now) here.


- Biden declines to run for reelection and Kamala Harris is defeated in the primaries by Anthony
Fauci.  Fauci picks Kamala for VP again though.
- Nina Turner and India Walton run as Greens.
- The Republicans choose Trump but Ben Sasse creates the Real Republican Party.  He runs with George Conway.
- Donald Trump surges to victory in populist states with ethnic white blue collar histories.
- Democrats win the Dakotas after Fracking workers unionize.  They gain in the black belt and in Texas as well.
- OJ.. Simpson outpopulists Trump.
- Andrew Yang suffers a horrifying accident while  going as Evil Andrew Yang for Halloween.  His brain is broken and he founds the Backward Party.
- The election is hung but in January 2025 OJ Simpson supporters take over DC and install Juice as Preisdent for life.

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This is my prediction for 2024

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Messing with the apportionment feature.  This is some weird future where the coasts decline in population as people flee inland to the new capital in Colorado.

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1st round of the 2016 US election with McMullin as Macron and other things similar to France

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The second round

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2012


2008

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Messing with the apportionment feature.  This is some weird future where the coasts decline in population as people flee inland to the new capital in Colorado.

I imagine this as a world where drastic sea level rise has devastated the coasts. Hawaii in particular is politically Not The Same.

Yes, that's about what happened.  Hawaii has very few people by this time and they're just clinging on around the mountains.

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I've been sucked into this trend.

Kennedy vs. Ramaswamy over the last day.

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1972
Nixon/Agnew (Republican) defeat Humphrey/Sanford (Democratic), John Rarick (AIP)



1976
George Wallace/Peter Rodino (Democratic) def. Spiro Agnew (Republican), John Lindsay (Liberal), James Buckley (Conservative Party of the United States)

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1980
After four years of Wallace, the left wing of the Democrats revolts and backs the Independent-Liberal-Libertarian campaign of Ramsey Clark. The GOP gets behind George Bush, who unites most of the party's factions, but is unable to convince the remnants of the Conservative party to back him. Sen. Coors of Colorado runs as the Conservative nominee. From the start of the year it is obvious that Bush will win.

George Bush/Howard Baker (GOP) def. George Wallace/Peter Rodino (Dem), Ramsey Clark/Allard Lowenstein (Liberal-Libertarian), Joseph Coors/David Koch (Conservative)



1984
The Democrats nominate Senator Brandemas of Indiana. George Bush wins reelection over Ramsey Clark has an about face. He refuses to jump ship to the Democrats and becomes a staunch opponent of the Bush administration and both major parties. His campaign falls apart when he begins to issue statements that seem apologetic about the Eastern Bloc and various dictatorships.

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1988
Bush is succeeded by Vice President Baker. He faces Senator Coelho of California, a centrist. Ramsey Clark runs again but is relegated to the position of ineffectual gadfly.



1992
Howard Baker's term has been fairly unpopular. He is overwhelmingly defeated by Ralph Nader/George McGovern (Democratic) and also both parties split with conservative factions running independently.