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[Calthrina950]

DELANEY ELECTED IN HISTORIC LANDSLIDE
Pundits Stupefied; 'We Should Have Listened to Atlas'

John Delaney and Kamala Harris (Democratic) 526 electors, 61% votes
Donald Trump and Mike Pence (Republican) 12 electors, 33% votes
Evan McMullin and Ben Sasse (Independent) 0 electors, 6% votes

I like this map! It would be something if you could go into more detail about the scenario here.

[Calthrina950]

A different map, of a outrageously implausible scenario for 2020, in which Trump is defeated for reelection. It includes a fictional Democratic nominee:

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If I'm reading that right, it says "Johansson" is the Dem nominee............

# I'm With Her

Not the one that you think of. It was a fictional candidate that I created.

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And here is a results-by state map, with the basic scenario outlined:

William B. Johannson/Julian Castro-Democratic-508 EV, 61.05%
Donald J. Trump/Michael R. Pence-Republican-30 EV, 38.47%

Again, keep in mind that this would be a sort of alternative universe, with the Democratic nominee being similar (basically a parallel to someone like Steve Bullock). The colors used to identify the parties are network colors, not Atlas colors.

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From an alternate timeline:

2016

Pres. William Rutherford / VP Harold Ford, Jr. - 63.58%, 528EV
Businessman Donald Trump /Gov. Mike Pence - 34.07%, 10EV

Could you guess the layout of this scenario?

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William Rutherford wins in 2012.  He is a tremendously popular president on the scale of FDR and Reagan and more so in fact with approvals constantly above 55% and in fact above 60-65% for a large part of his first term. This could only be done due to a extremely successful domestic policy (Since he is a democrat then say a New new deal) plus possibly a foreign war that is being won which could inflate his numbers. The republicans know they cant win in 2016 and so nominate controversial billionaire as lamb slaughter to the president. Trump never polls above 40% and is humiliated by Rutherford in the debates and is shown for as a fraud and strips him of whatever populist appeal he has. Say a supporter of his in trumps name shoots up a building or something and also more successful foreign and domestic news puts the final polling day in November 8th, 2016 at 60%-33% for Rutherford. He over performs the polls and wins 63.58%-34.07% combined with a 528 electoral vote victory over trumps 10. He only wins Oklahoma and barely wins heavily republican Wyoming and even barely loses west Virginia were his whole populist message backfired along with Arkansas. Rutherford's best state is Hawaii were he gets 82.46% of the vote to Trumps 15.96%. He is remember as a tremendous president from there on to be admired and studied in the likes of FDR, Lincoln, and Reagan as one of the greatest presidents.

This very closely resembles my actual scenario. I've actually created a version of it here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016.

[Calthrina950]

From an alternate timeline:

2016

Pres. William Rutherford / VP Harold Ford, Jr. - 63.58%, 528EV
Businessman Donald Trump /Gov. Mike Pence - 34.07%, 10EV

Could you guess the layout of this scenario?

And in conjunction with this, a county map of the election:

https://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/novelas/images/3/3d/2016_64%25_Democratic_Landslide.png/revision/latest?cb=20170831040955

[Calthrina950]

A different map, of a outrageously implausible scenario for 2020, in which Trump is defeated for reelection. It includes a fictional Democratic nominee:

For this large of a blowout (on the county level) to happen, 2 very implausible things would have to happen: the Democratic ticket would have to be something like Manchin/Edwards, and Trump would have to shoot a man on 5th avenue the weekend before the election.

It is an alternate history scenario, with a fictional Democratic nominee. But I also have posted here another scenario, derived from the Campaign Trail Game, that I am also seeking comment on.

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And here is another version of my earlier map, with the basic results outlined:

Alternate Timeline: Trump is Blown Out

Clearer version here: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/novelas/images/c/c8/Map_of_the_2016_Election_Detailed.png/revision/latest?cb=20170907032913

President William Rutherford/Vice President Harold Ford, Jr.-63.58%-528 EV
Businessman Donald J. Trump/Governor Michael R. Pence-34.07%-10 EV

Closest States:

Margin of victory less than 5% (21 electoral votes):

West Virginia, 1.52%
Wyoming, 1.91%
Arkansas, 2.70%
Oklahoma, 4.08%

Margin of victory over 5%, but less than 10% (32 electoral votes):
Alabama, 5.61%
Kentucky, 5.93%
Tennessee, 6.20%
Idaho, 9.23%
Nebraska, 9.97%

[Calthrina950]

2016

[X] Fmr. Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) / Gov. Susanna Martinez (R-NM) 279 EVs
Fmr. Sec. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) 259 EVs

Please use the correct color scheme.

He used the color scheme employed by the networks and other media outlets. I don't see a problem with that.

[Calthrina950]

2016

[X] Fmr. Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) / Gov. Susanna Martinez (R-NM) 279 EVs
Fmr. Sec. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) 259 EVs

Please use the correct color scheme.

He used the color scheme employed by the networks and other media outlets. I don't see a problem with that.

Mods pls ban, Obama pls drone, Trump pls deport, etc.

What is this supposed to mean?

[Calthrina950]

2016

[X] Fmr. Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) / Gov. Susanna Martinez (R-NM) 279 EVs
Fmr. Sec. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) 259 EVs

Please use the correct color scheme.

He used the color scheme employed by the networks and other media outlets. I don't see a problem with that.

Mods pls ban, Obama pls drone, Trump pls deport, etc.

What is this supposed to mean?

Blue = GOP
Red = Dem

Now you will be banned for this Blasphemy.

It wasn't me who put up the map. It was someone else. But anyways, moving on.

[Calthrina950]

Here are a series of maps for an alternate, parallel version of the early twenty-first century in the United States. These maps cover the elections from 2000 to 2020:

2000: Al Gore, Riding off Clinton's Popularity, Defeats George W. Bush

2004: Gore Goes Down to McCain

2008: McCain Wins a Narrow Reelection over H. Clinton

2012: Romney Goes Down to Rutherford

2016: Rutherford Wins Decisive Landslide Reelection over Trump

2020: VP Ford Succeeds Rutherford by defeating Cruz

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A random map I made of a future Democratic Senator winning a landslide reelection in Colorado, against some generic Republican, 69-31%:

Also here: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/novelas/images/8/88/Colorado_Senate_results%2C_2064.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/752?cb=20170921014406.

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A map of my most recent 2016 election scenario ("Rutherford Scenario"), with results by county depicted:



Also can be found here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:2016_64%25_Democratic_Landslide.png.

Comments are greatly appreciated. I will be posting more maps associated with it in due course.

[Calthrina950]

A map of my most recent 2016 election scenario ("Rutherford Scenario"), with results by county depicted:



Also can be found here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:2016_64%25_Democratic_Landslide.png.

Comments are greatly appreciated. I will be posting more maps associated with it in due course.

You have reposted this same map, or what seems like it, over and over and over again for like a year now.

No, this is a different map, which has been developed off this site, and is distinct from the maps which came before. I've been continually working to develop what is in mind, the best scenario plausible.

[Calthrina950]

A map of my most recent 2016 election scenario ("Rutherford Scenario"), with results by county depicted:



Also can be found here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:2016_64%25_Democratic_Landslide.png.

Comments are greatly appreciated. I will be posting more maps associated with it in due course.

You have reposted this same map, or what seems like it, over and over and over again for like a year now.

Seriously, find a new scenario.

It is not for you to tell me that. I can work on whatever scenarios I please, and I don't care whether or not you approve of it.

[Calthrina950]

A map of my most recent 2016 election scenario ("Rutherford Scenario"), with results by county depicted:



Also can be found here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:2016_64%25_Democratic_Landslide.png.

Comments are greatly appreciated. I will be posting more maps associated with it in due course.

You have reposted this same map, or what seems like it, over and over and over again for like a year now.

Seriously, find a new scenario.

The first one you did was Rutherford in 2064, now it's Rutherford in 2016. Next step obviously is to put Rutherford in 1908 or 1956 or 1852. Make the man a time traveling political god!

Actually, this is based off a Campaign Trail game in which Clinton wins a landslide over Trump. I merely tailored it to fit the context of an alternate scenario.

[Calthrina950]

A map of my most recent 2016 election scenario ("Rutherford Scenario"), with results by county depicted:



Also can be found here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:2016_64%25_Democratic_Landslide.png.

Comments are greatly appreciated. I will be posting more maps associated with it in due course.

You have reposted this same map, or what seems like it, over and over and over again for like a year now.

Seriously, find a new scenario.

The first one you did was Rutherford in 2064, now it's Rutherford in 2016. Next step obviously is to put Rutherford in 1908 or 1956 or 1852. Make the man a time traveling political god!

Actually, this is based off a Campaign Trail game in which Clinton wins a landslide over Trump. I merely tailored it to fit the context of an alternate scenario.

Ooooo whats the earliest the campaign trail goes to? Rutherford 1976!!! or 1960!

No, but the game included specific state by state results, with percentages, number of votes, etc. It also had the national totals as well. That was very helpful to me in devising this scenario, and with Tex Arkana's aid on the Alternate History board, I produced the map that you see above. It is different from the 2064 scenario, but reflects 2016 political realities.

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Another map for the 2016 Rutherford scenario. This shows election results by county with percentages indicated. As can be seen, Rutherford won every county in nine states, and carried the majority in all remaining states except for Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Overall, he won 2,194 counties (70.47%) to Trump's 919 (29.53%); very similar to 1964, when Johnson won 2,294 (73.38%) to Goldwater's 826 (26.42%). In OTL terms, Rutherford wins all 487 Clinton counties from 2016, and 1,707 of Trump's:

Also here: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:United_States_presidential_election_by_county,_2016_(percentages).png

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Bringing something over from AlternateHistory.com that I posted: a county map of a new scenario I devised. This is not another Rutherford scenario. The premise is that a popular, centrist Democratic incumbent in an alternate timeline defeats a unpopular, extremist Republican candidate, in winning reelection. The map represents a 49-state sweep. Which state is the holdout?:

Also here, if you cannot see it: http://fiction.wikia.com/wiki/File:United_States_presidential_election_by_county,_2020.png

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Mississippi

Correct. Which other states are close?

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Mississippi

Correct. Which other states are close?

Wyoming, Oklahoma, Alabama

That is also right. Mississippi is the closest state in this scenario, being decided by 0.99%. Wyoming (1.83%), Oklahoma (2.30%), and Alabama (5.21%) are the next three close states, in that order. West Virginia (7.36%), Idaho (8.25%), Kentucky (9.03%), and Tennessee (9.73%) round out the list of close states.

What would the popular vote look like here? What about the major racial demographics?

[Calthrina950]

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Mississippi

Correct. Which other states are close?

Wyoming, Oklahoma, Alabama

That is also right. Mississippi is the closest state in this scenario, being decided by 0.99%. Wyoming (1.83%), Oklahoma (2.30%), and Alabama (5.21%) are the next three close states, in that order. West Virginia (7.36%), Kentucky (9.03%), and Tennessee (9.73%) round out the list of close states.

What would the popular vote look like here? What about the major racial demographics?

66.05% - 32.45%

I guess you are one of the posters on the Alternate History board, since you know the exact percentage. What is your username there?

[Calthrina950]

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Mississippi

Correct. Which other states are close?

Wyoming, Oklahoma, Alabama

That is also right. Mississippi is the closest state in this scenario, being decided by 0.99%. Wyoming (1.83%), Oklahoma (2.30%), and Alabama (5.21%) are the next three close states, in that order. West Virginia (7.36%), Kentucky (9.03%), and Tennessee (9.73%) round out the list of close states.

What would the popular vote look like here? What about the major racial demographics?

66.05% - 32.45%

I guess you are one of the posters on the Alternate History board, since you know the exact percentage. What is your username there?

I am not registered in the Alternate History board.

You must have gone to the scenario page then, that I wrote for this map.

As for the racial percentages, I assume here that whites are 59-41% Democratic, minorities 83-17% Democratic. There was an earlier scenario on here, where Govanah Jake provided some rough figures for what a 66% Democratic win would look like. I used that as a basis for the scenario.