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1952 Election

Gov. Frederick Amwell (R-WA)/Sen. Timothy Howell (R-VT) - 274 EVs -
 53.92%

Pres. Phillip Hawes (D-AR)/Vice Pres. Vincent Sheridan (D-WV) - 257 EVs - 46.01%

1956 Election

Pres. Frederick Amwell (R-WA)/Vice Pres. Timothy Howell (R-VT) - 300 EVs -
 56.55%

Gov. Alistair Wilson (D-CT)/Gov. Dean Andrews (D-NM) - 231 EVs - 42.38%

1960 Election

Vice Pres. Timothy Howell (R-VT)/Sen. Martin Coats (R-CA) - 275 EVs - 48.76%

Fmr. Gov. George Plainsfield (D-LA)/Sen. Louis Murphy (D-MA) - 262 EVs - 47.09%

1964 Election

Fmr. Sen. Malcolm Prescott (D-NY)/Fmr. Gov. John Gleeson (D-AL) - 364 EVs - 54.56%

Pres. Timothy Howell (R-VT)/Vice Pres. Martin Coats (R-CA) - 174 EVs - 45.22%

1968 Election

Pres. Malcolm Prescott (D-NY)/Vice Pres. Daniel Phillips (D-TX) - 336 EVs -
 52.34%

Sen. Calvin Amwell (R-IN)/Gov. Bill Pilsen (R-FL) - 202 EVs - 48.07%

1972 Election

Sen. Charles M. Brockton (R-OH)/Rep. Philip Stevens (R-GA) - 335 EVs -
 54.33%

Fmr. Sen. Gary Lincoln (D-MS)/Fmr. Amb. Jerry Morris (D-TN) - 203 EVs -
 45.65%

1976 Election

Pres. Charles M. Brockton (R-OH)/Vice Pres. Philip Stevens (R-GA) - 403 EVs - 56.93%

Sen. Donald Baldwin (D-NC)/Fmr. Gov. Lucas Lindbergen (D-MN) - 135 EVs - 42.87% 

1980 Election

Fmr. Vice Pres. Daniel Phillips (D-TX)/Sen. Lucille Packard (D-PA) - 428 EVs -55.46%

Vice Pres. Philip Stevens (R-GA)/Sen. Terry Hughes (R-MT) - 110 EVs - 41.34%

Sen. John Gleeson (I-AL)/Fmr. Gov. Solomon Crayton (D-MS) - 0 EVs -3.2%

1984 Election

Vice Pres. Lucille Packard (D-PA)/Fmr. Gen. Samuel Frank (D-CA) - 327 EVs -
 51.23%

Fmr. Gov. Tom Peterson (R-NV)/Sen. Clayton Burke (R-OH) - 211 EVs - 48.03%

1988 Election

Pres. Lucille Packard (D-PA)/Vice Pres. Samuel Frank (D-CA) - 337 EVs -
 53.43%

Sen. George Mallard (R-ID)/Fmr. Gov. Julian Sandor (R-NY) - 201 EVs - 46.77%

1992 Election

Sen. Mike Landon (R-SC)/Sen. Carey Hawkins (R-SD) - 309 EVs - 50.23%

Vice Pres. Samuel Frank (D-CA)/Gov. Mathew McAlister (D-WV) - 229 EVs -
 48.39%

1996 Election

Pres. Mike Landon (R-SC)/Vice Pres. Carey Hawkins (R-SD) - 298 EVs -
 51.22%

Sen. James Murphy (D-NJ)/Sen. Tim Jones (D-AR) - 241 EVs - 48.57%

[NHI]

2020 Democratic Primaries by first instance popular vote winner

Kamala Harris (CA)

Bernie Sanders (VT)

Joe Biden (DE)

2020 Democratic National Convention Roll Call

Kamala Harris (CA)

Bernie Sanders (VT)

Joe Biden (DE)

under no circumstance would Kamala Harris even come close to winning the 2020 Dem nomination.

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2000 Election

Sen. James Murphy (D-NJ)/Gov. Josh Lawton (D-NV) - 283 EVs - 49.65%

Vice Pres. Carey Hawkins (R-SD)/Fmr. Sec. State Hannibal Mitchell (R-FL)-
 255 EVs - 47.65%

2004 Election

Pres. James Murphy (D-NJ)/Vice Pres. Josh Lawton (D-NV) - 349 EVs - 52.32%

Fmr. Atty. Gen. Henry Stuart (R-NH)/Sen. Albert Sharon (R-NC) - 189 EVs - 47.02%

2008 Election

Gov. Craig Miller (R-IN)/Sen. Melinda Jackson (R-OH) - 296 EVs - 48.6%

Fmr. Gov. Mary Hsiao (D-NY)/Sen. Harry Lindsey (D-NM) - 242 EVs - 49.21%

2012 Election

Pres. Craig Miller (R-IN)/Vice Pres. Melinda Jackson (R-OH) - 272 EVs - 48.54%

Sen. Joshua Franklin (D-MN)/Sen. Elena Morris (D-NY) - 266 EVs - 50.12%

2016 Election

Sen. Elaine Cruz (D-NC)/Rep. Mark Samuelson (D-OR) - 421 EVs - 55.32%

Vice Pres. Melinda Jackson (R-OH)/Gov. Jim Smith (R-ID) - 117 EVs - 41.23%

Fmr. Sen. Don Cranston (I-LA)/Mr. Steven Martin (Nationalist-NJ) - 0 EVs - 2.55%

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

3 Senate Waves in a row for Dems (popular Dem president in 2022):

[Kamala]

3 Senate Waves in a row for Dems (popular Dem president in 2022):

Senator Jason Frerichs?

[Sir Mohamed]

DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN (in the EC): 2 point swing towards Dewey

✓ Governor Thomas Dewey (R-NY)/Governor Earl Warren (R-CA): 287 EVs.; 47.1%
President Harry S. Truman (D-MO/Senator Alben Barklay (D-KY): 206 EVs.; 47.6%
Governor Strom Thurmond (I-SC)/Governor Fielding Wright (I-MI)/ 38 EVs.; 2.4%

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

3 Senate Waves in a row for Dems (popular Dem president in 2022):

Senators Jason Frerichs Jeff Jackson and someone else I'm not thinking of?

[America Needs R'hllor]

Something completely random that I thought could interest at least someone here.



A short explanation: me and a few friends from abroad have long been writing buddies, and about a year ago we created our own world, first with one continent, and each of us made his own unique nation(s) with complex and different cultural characteristics. Mine is Kedumia, an island nation which already started fairly progressive in the medieval setting we first wrote in. Women were almost equal even back then (think Dorne in asoiaf), and while there obviously weren't any lgbt rights, there was a certain tolerance of it (think ancient Greece). Now, we decided to write in modern settings, which could be equated to WW1 in our world, so I finally got the chance to write some politics.

Basically the Kedumian electoral system resembles a mash of Britain and Israel, with a King (titled "Nasie"- posters with some Hebrew knowledge will understand why) as a figurehead and a Prime Minister leading the government. The Kedumian Senate has 330 seats- 110 are constituency seats, which you can see in this map, and 220 are distributed through a national vote to party lists.
Here are the full election results:

Results of the Parliamentary Election, 2938 AU
Liberal Party- 101 Seats (77 National, 24 Constituency)
Conservative Party- 81 Seats (60 National, 21 Constituency)
Social Democratic Party- 54 Seats (37 National, 17 Constituency)
Traditionalist Party- 26 Seats (15 National, 11 Constituency)
Mountain and Sea Party- 24 Seats (15 National, 9 Constituency)
Birathari Heritage Party- 15 Seats (1 National, 14 Constituency)
Socialist Worker’s Party-13 Seats (8 National, 5 Constituency)
Ryvog’s Frontier Party- 11 Seats (2 National, 9 Constituency)
People’s National Front Party- 5 Seats (5 National, 0 Constituency)

The Coalition:
Liberal Party (101 Seats) + Social Democratic Party (54 Seats) + Mountain and Sea Party (24 Seats) = 179 SEATS

The Opposition:
Conservative Party (81 Seats) + Traditionalist Party (26 Seats) + Birathari Heritage Party (15 Seats) + Socialist Worker’s Party (13 Seats) + Ryvog’s Frontier Party (11 Seats) + People’s National Front Party (5 Seats) = 151 SEATS

If there's any demand, I'd be glad to expand on the parties, their platforms and the meanings, other elections etc.

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

Something completely random that I thought could interest at least someone here.



A short explanation: me and a few friends from abroad have long been writing buddies, and about a year ago we created our own world, first with one continent, and each of us made his own unique nation(s) with complex and different cultural characteristics. Mine is Kedumia, an island nation which already started fairly progressive in the medieval setting we first wrote in. Women were almost equal even back then (think Dorne in asoiaf), and while there obviously weren't any lgbt rights, there was a certain tolerance of it (think ancient Greece). Now, we decided to write in modern settings, which could be equated to WW1 in our world, so I finally got the chance to write some politics.

Basically the Kedumian electoral system resembles a mash of Britain and Israel, with a King (titled "Nasie"- posters with some Hebrew knowledge will understand why) as a figurehead and a Prime Minister leading the government. The Kedumian Senate has 330 seats- 110 are constituency seats, which you can see in this map, and 220 are distributed through a national vote to party lists.
Here are the full election results:

Results of the Parliamentary Election, 2938 AU
Liberal Party- 101 Seats (77 National, 24 Constituency)
Conservative Party- 81 Seats (60 National, 21 Constituency)
Social Democratic Party- 54 Seats (37 National, 17 Constituency)
Traditionalist Party- 26 Seats (15 National, 11 Constituency)
Mountain and Sea Party- 24 Seats (15 National, 9 Constituency)
Birathari Heritage Party- 15 Seats (1 National, 14 Constituency)
Socialist Worker’s Party-13 Seats (8 National, 5 Constituency)
Ryvog’s Frontier Party- 11 Seats (2 National, 9 Constituency)
People’s National Front Party- 5 Seats (5 National, 0 Constituency)

The Coalition:
Liberal Party (101 Seats) + Social Democratic Party (54 Seats) + Mountain and Sea Party (24 Seats) = 179 SEATS

The Opposition:
Conservative Party (81 Seats) + Traditionalist Party (26 Seats) + Birathari Heritage Party (15 Seats) + Socialist Worker’s Party (13 Seats) + Ryvog’s Frontier Party (11 Seats) + People’s National Front Party (5 Seats) = 151 SEATS

If there's any demand, I'd be glad to expand on the parties, their platforms and the meanings, other elections etc.

please do.

[America Needs R'hllor]

If there's any demand, I'd be glad to expand on the parties, their platforms and the meanings, other elections etc.

please do.

Liberal Party: Economically centrist (a small tilt left as of 2938 AU), socially liberal (though falling short of endorsing same-sex marriage), for the status-quo when it comes to monarchy.
Conservative Party: Economically right-wing, socially center-right. Fairly supportive of monarchy, but also for the status-quo.
Social Democratic Party: Economically left-wing, socially center-left. They've been a mid-size party (around the same size as the Green and Traditionalist parties) for years but has recently been gaining strength, and under its current leader, a promising female politician in her 40s, managed to do very well in the last election.
Traditionalist Party: Your friendly neighbourhood monarchists. Economically right-wing (even more than the Conservatives) and socially center-right (a bit to the left of conservatives), they support increasing the authority of the royal family (House Palamis), but are still for the current system of constitutional monarcy (other than a few fringe, extrme elements).
Mountain and Sea Party- economically center-left and socially left (even more than the Liberals), staunch environmentalists. In a marine nation that treasures the sea like Kedumia, they manage to gain quite a lot of popularity in the coasts because of their opposition to offshore drilling and their call for preserving the sea, as well as in the Birathari Mountains (the two inland seats you see for them in the biggest island), where coal and iron mining are frustrating the Mountainsfolk, whose culture treasures nature.
Birathari Heritage Party: The resident sectorial party for the Mountainsfolk. Their views are loosely economically center-left and socially center-right, but they concentrate on Birathari interests- they try to combine environmentalism to supporting the creation of jobs and paying more federal funds to the Birathari for their "huge contribution in natural sources".
Socialist Worker's Party: Pretty obvious- the commies. Economically far-left and socially conservative. Because Kedumia is a fairly rich nation, the biggest economic power in the world, they aren't managing to gain much traction, save for some rural areas in Pach Isle, the poorest island (the one where you can see them holding 4 seats). A different (more extreme) communist party swept the Birathari Mountains about three decades ago, because the Mountainsfolk were noteably poorer and felt their natural sources were being exploited, and managed to create a revolution there, which took more than a decade to put down, until it was finally defeated by a Conservative Prime Minister. Due to that, the Socialist Worker's Party is unable to contest any seats in the Mountains.
Ryvog's Frontier Party: Another sectorial party. The people of Sharamis (the city in the northeastern tip of the eastern island, Seadrak), and to a lesser extent of that whole island, were very independent-minded and... different for centuries, and thus have a party to represent their own interests. Their patron god is Ryvog, the god of Fire and Riches, whose tone is darker than that of the other gods in the Kedumian pantheon. The people of Sharamis are especially tolerant of magic (yes, this is a low-fantasy world) which is despised by the rest of Kedumians in an almost racist fervour, so the people of this city prefer as little government intevention as possible. Due to that, this party is socially libertarian and economically hard-right (though they do support disaster relief funds to their island, which has a huge, holy volcano, Tartakon, in its middle).
People's National Front: The resident far-right fascist party. Economically center-right and socially far-right, they're populist and authoritarian, but are unable to gain much strength in a progressive nation like Kedumia, especially with fascist regimes rising throughout Viscordia (the name of the main continent) and a looming war with them.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Sounds like I’d support the Birathari Heritage Party.

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

Social Dems+ mountain and sea any day

[President Johnson]

1964 election: JFK lives, Rocky is the nominee and postphones his remarriage

The Bobby Baker scandal and JFK's affairs as well as civil rights unrest cost him reelection:

✓ Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller (R-NY)/Senator Thomas Kuchel (R-CA): 277 EV. (49.06%)
President John F. Kennedy (D-MA)/Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX): 226 EV. (47.88%)
Senator Harry F. Byrd (I-VA)/Governor Orval Faubus (I-AR): 35 EV. (3.22%)


1968: George Wallace briefly takes over the Democratic Party

A traditional result like in the 1920s. Washington DC goes Republican due to President Rockefeller's staunch pro-civil rights stances and George Wallace's support for segregation.

✓ President Nelson A. Rockefeller (R-NY)/Vice President Thomas Kuchel (R-CA): 384 EV. (54.43%)
Former Governor George Wallace (D-AL)/Senator Henry M. Jackson (D-WA): 154 EV. (44.27%)

[nerd73]

Kaine's seat is part of Class 1 though. And that means it's up for election in 2018 anyway.

[ScottieF]

1968 - JFK Lives

288 EV: Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D-MN)/Sen. Ed Muskie (D-ME) - 45.35%
205 EV: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Gov. George Romney (R-MI) - 41.28%
45 EV: Gov. George Wallace (I-AL)/Gen. Curtis LeMay (I-CA) - 13.05

President Kennedy survives an assassin's bullet in 1963, goes on to win a landslide re-election over Barry Goldwater the following year, and has a largely successful second term during which much of the New Frontier is signed into law and the Vietnam War is brought to a close. In 1968, the Democrats nominate Hubert Humphrey over Vice President George Smathers, who is viewed as too conservative for an increasingly emboldened liberal party. Seeking a corrective from Goldwater, the GOP puts forward his former rival, Nelson Rockefeller, who faces tough opposition from Governor Ronald Reagan (Richard Nixon opts not to run in this scenario). George Wallace, meanwhile, mounts an independent candidacy in opposition to the 'liberal elitists' selected by the two major parties. In the end, Humphrey capitalizes on a booming economy and peace abroad to earn a narrow EC majority, claiming a mandate to carry on the policies of the popular outgoing president - but, reflecting social unrest at home and perhaps a nation uncomfortable with the pace of change, fails to gain a majority of the popular vote. Early post-election observers argue that President Kennedy has bequeathed to his party a 'blue wall' comprised of the emergent Democratic lock on the entirety of the northeast and west coast, new strongholds which more than made up for the party's recent collapse in most of the south and Rockefeller's inroads into the industrial midwest.

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

1968 - JFK Lives

288 EV: Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D-MN)/Sen. Ed Muskie (D-ME) - 45.35%
205 EV: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Gov. George Romney (R-MI) - 41.28%
45 EV: Gov. George Wallace (I-AL)/Gen. Curtis LeMay (I-CA) - 13.05

President Kennedy survives an assassin's bullet in 1963, goes on to win a landslide re-election over Barry Goldwater the following year, and has a largely successful second term during which much of the New Frontier is signed into law and the Vietnam War is brought to a close. In 1968, the Democrats nominate Hubert Humphrey over Vice President George Smathers, who is viewed as too conservative for an increasingly emboldened liberal party. Seeking a corrective from Goldwater, the GOP puts forward his former rival, Nelson Rockefeller, who faces tough opposition from Governor Ronald Reagan (Richard Nixon opts not to run in this scenario). George Wallace, meanwhile, mounts an independent candidacy in opposition to the 'liberal elitists' selected by the two major parties. In the end, Humphrey capitalizes on a booming economy and peace abroad to earn a narrow EC majority, claiming a mandate to carry on the policies of the popular outgoing president - but, reflecting social unrest at home and perhaps a nation uncomfortable with the pace of change, fails to gain a majority of the popular vote. Early post-election observers argue that President Kennedy has bequeathed to his party a 'blue wall' comprised of the emergent Democratic lock on the entirety of the northeast and west coast, new strongholds which more than made up for the party's recent collapse in most of the south and Rockefeller's inroads into the industrial midwest.

Don’t mind me, but sorry I’m gonna post a 1972 to this just to test sum out my dude

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

1972-The Reagan Revolution

Gov. Ronald Reagan/Sen. Howard Baker: 407 Electoral Votes, 54.5%
Pres. Hubert Humphrey/Fmr. Sen. Wayne Morse: 131 Electoral Votes, 45.1%

President Humphrey started off having to deal with a lot of problems. His presidency is viewed as being incompetent, and well, amateur. President Humphrey helped bring an end to the Vietnam War in 1970, with a Korean War like resolution with a Civil War in the South starting up in 1972, with Humphrey refusing to send troops to South Vietnam and rumors of a North Vietnamese invasion. President Humphrey has also dealt with economic troubles at home. Fearing being humiliated, Ed Muskie decided to retire as Vice President, and former liberal superstar Wayne Morse replaced him as running mate due to lack of interest. The chaos inspires 1968 runner up, Ronald Reagan to win the GOP Nomination. Former Vice President Nixon was interested in running and led many polls, however Reagan promised him the Secretary of State position if he didn’t run. Nixon took this deal, and Reagan steamrolled over the GOP opposition, which mainly came from Senator Charles Mathias. George Wallace almost challenged Humphrey, but decided not to. President Humphrey was a poor campaigner, and had lost “Kennedy’s Blue Wall” on Election Night.

[Burke Bro]

2020 General Election

Donald Trump/Mike Pence: 279
Kirsten Gillibrand/Amy Klobuchar: 259

[Unapologetic Chinaperson]

Working on the next update of my TL (it's a big update, so it's gonna take sweet time). A preview:



This is a map, albeit a highly stylized one. Can anyone guess what it is about?

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

It looks like a map of the world. Purple is the U.S., orange is India, Red is China? etc.

[Unapologetic Chinaperson]

It looks like a map of the world. Purple is the U.S., orange is India, Red is China? etc.

Assuming that you're talking about the three big dots, you're right on all counts.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

It looks like a map of the world. Purple is the U.S., orange is India, Red is China? etc.

Assuming that you're talking about the three big dots, you're right on all counts.

I'm guessing it also shows the size of their economies in 2040 in your TL?

[Unapologetic Chinaperson]

It looks like a map of the world. Purple is the U.S., orange is India, Red is China? etc.

Assuming that you're talking about the three big dots, you're right on all counts.

I'm guessing it also shows the size of their economies in 2040 in your TL?

Yep

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Working on the next update of my TL (it's a big update, so it's gonna take sweet time). A preview:



This is a map, albeit a highly stylized one. Can anyone guess what it is about?

Indonesia's done well for itself.

[Dr. MB]

Western States of America presidential election, 2016
Brian Schweitzer/Michael Hancock (United) – 266; 45.5%
Mary Fallin/Raul Labrador (Conservative) – 177; 34.0%
Gary Johnson/Mark Madsen (Libertarian) – 15; 11.2%
Matt Gonzalez/Faith Spotted Eagle (Green) – 8; 7.7%
Others – 0; 1.6%