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Assuming the Yellow counties are ties, not some 3rd party?

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Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

This map is... weird. I am down for the challenge.

The Democrat is presumably a Mississippian... Jim Hood? The Republican would be someone like Mitt Romney I suppose.
The Republican wins the popular vote by something like 12 to 15 percentage points and carries every state save for Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.
I can barely hazard any thoughts about the coalitions, if not that the Democrat runs a campaign laser-focused on the South and the Republican takes advantage of it to scoop up support everywhere else especially with moderate liberals in urban and suburban areas.

The Democrat is indeed Jim Hood. The Republican would be a certain Republican Governor, from the Northeast.

Phil??

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I like the way these are formatted, keep it up

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Donald Trump/John Edwards*: 50.2% 309 EV
John McCain/Tom Ridge: 48.1% 229 EV

*Edwards was replaced by Barack Obama after revelations about an extramarital affair Edwards had, however Edwards remained on the ballot.

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Election day map:


Donald Trump/Alex Jones: 270 EV
Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine: 268 EV

A complete disaster for Dems struck as even with a crazed conspiracy theorist as his VP, Trump won. The closest state was Florida, but the closest EV was in Nebraska's 2nd, where Trump won by under 0.1%. Either way the election was his, as long as nothing screwed up in the electoral college...



Clinton/Kaine: 266 EV
Trump/Jones: 263 EV
McMullin/Finn: 7 EV
Other: 2 EV

Shocking to some, a total of 9 electors voted for other candidates, including 7 for McMullin, throwing the election to the house (and in turn making McMullin the 3rd contender in that)

House Contingent election, 1st Ballot:



Trump: 21 delegations
Clinton: 17 delegations
McMullin: 4 delegations
No decision: 8 delegations

The balloting continued, as the Senate couldn't decide on a result either as some dissident Republicans from their 51-seat majority (McGinty wins in this TL) abstain from the vote, preventing any majority vote.

Eventually, congressional dems and dissident Rs agreed to a compromise where McMullin would get D votes in the house and Kaine would get senate votes. It took a few more ballots for progressives to begrudgingly accept.

18th ballot:



McMullin: 27 delegations
Trump: 21 delegations
Clinton: 1 delegation
No decision: 1 delegation

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two different scenarios. neither are realistic and both involve Democrats suddenly winning in the Great Plains

Maybe the Ogallala Aquifer dries up due to climate change and the area rapidly shifts left due to the democratic position on it?

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Mr. Donald Trump/Gov. Mike Pence: 2017-2025
Sen. John Fetterman/Gov. Stacy Abrams: 2025-2033
Mr. Tucker Carlson/Rep. Marjorie T. Greene: 2033-2037
Fmr. Sec. of HHS Samuel "Uncle Kage" Conway/Sen. Beto O'Rourke: 2037-2041
Pres. Samuel "Uncle Kage" Conway/Vice Pres. Beto O'Rourke: 2041-2045
Sen. Foster "Adler" Eber/Dr. Michael "Zennith" Norsworthy: 2045-2053
Gov. "RJ" Kennedy/Rep. J "WB" Smith: 2053-??


Republican
Democratic
New Humanity
Liberty

2020:


2024



2028


2032


2036


2040


2044
https://www.yapms.com/app/?m=izrl

2048
https://www.yapms.com/app/?m=izrn

2052
https://www.yapms.com/app/?m=izru

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Self insert



House Whip WB (D-AL)/Gov. Ethan Sonneborn (D-VT): 50.9%
President Francis X. Suarez (R-FL)/Vice President Andrew Sorrell (R-AL): 47.8%
Others: 1.3%

WB (D-AL)
Representative from Alabama's 7th congressional district (2033-2045)
House Majority Whip (2041-2045)
President-elect (2044 election)

Ethan Sonneborn (D-VT)
Mayor of Bristol, VT (2029-2033)
State Senator (2033-2037)
Governor of Vermont (2037-2045)
Vice President-elect (2044 election)

Francis X. Suarez (R-FL)
Mayor of Miami (2017-2025)
Sec. of Housing and Urban Development (2029-2033)
Governor of Florida (2035-2041)
President (2041-2045)

Andrew Sorrell (R-AL)
State Representative (2018-2022)
State Auditor (2023-2027)
Governor of Alabama (2027-2033)
Senator from Alabama (2033-2041)
Vice President (2041-2045)

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snip

Interesting. I actually watched one of his recent vids and wondered about a similar scenario. Why do the Lumbee suddenly flip back to Dems?

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Inspired by OBD's timeline.

Florida: Humid? More like Moist.



Mr. Charles White Jr. (Independent, endorsed by Democrat and Libertarian): 50.33%
First Lady of Florida Casey DeSantis (Republican): 49.67%


Governor White vetoes new Internet regulation bill, calls Republican State House Speaker a "tinfoil-condom wearing doofus who doesn't care for their constituents"
-Miami Herald, June 2027