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1860: Higher Law

William Henry Seward and Abraham Lincoln (Republican) 169 electors, 38% votes
John Cabell Breckinridge and Joseph Lane (Southern Democratic) 76 electors, 18% votes
John Bell and Edward Everett (Constitutional Union) 39 electors, 13% votes
Stephen Arnold Douglas and Herschel Vespasian Johnson (Democratic) 19 electors, 30% votes

1864: Seward's Folly

Joseph Hooker and George Hunt Pendleton (Democratic) 151 electors, 56% votes
William Henry Seward and Salmon Portland Chase (Republican) 71 electors, 44% votes

1868: Hancock the Superb

Winfield Scott Hancock and Charles Francis Adams (National Union) 185 electors, 59% votes
Clement Laird Vallandingham and Daniel Wolsey Voorhees (Democratic) 14 electors, 25% votes
Joseph Hooker and Daniel Adams Butterfield (National Democratic) 0 electors, 16% votes

* Of the states (in orange) occupied by Confederate forces, Missouri, Kansas, and West Virginia appointed electors pledged to Scott; Maryland appointed electors pledged to Hooker. The votes of these electors were subsequently discounted by Congress.

1872: To the Victor Go the Spoils

Winfield Scott Hancock and Charles Francis Adams (National Union) 313 electors, 64% votes
Horatio Seymour and Andrew Johnson (Democratic) 20 electors, 36% votes

1876: One and Inseparable

James Gillespie Blaine and William Starke Rosecrans (National) 265 electors, 54% votes
Thomas Andrews Hendricks and George Brinton McClellan (Democratic) 104 electors, 44% votes
Others (Various) 0 electors, 2% votes

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Charles Francis Adams and Thomas Andrews Hendricks (Liberal) 268 electors, 52% votes
James Gillespie Blaine and Richard James Oglesby (Conservative) 101 electors, 47% votes
Others (Various) 0 electors, 1% votes

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1888

Stephen Grover Cleveland and Allen Granberry Thurman (Democratic) 204 electors, 49% votes
Benjamin Harrison and Levi Parsons Morton (Republican) 197 electors, 48% votes

1892

Robert Todd Lincoln and William McKinley (Republican) 250 electors, 47% votes
John McAuley Palmer and Joseph Crocker Sibley (Democratic) 160 electors, 41% votes
James Baird Weaver and James Gaven Field (People's) 34 electors, 11% votes

1896

Robert Todd Lincoln and William McKinley (Republican) 261 electors, 45% votes
Claude Matthews and Arthur Sewall (Democratic) 138 electors, 37% votes
William Jennings Bryan and Thomas Edward Watson (People's) 48 electors, 16% votes

1900

Chauncey Mitchell Depew and Charles Warren Fairbanks (Republican) 325 electors, 51% votes
Robert Emory Pattison and John Warwick Daniel (Democratic) 112 electors, 32% votes
William Jennings Bryan and Sylvester Pennoyer (People's) 10 electors, 9% votes
Eugene Victor Debs and Job Harriman (Socialist) 0 electors, 5% votes

1904

Charles Warren Fairbanks and Benjamin Barker Odell (Republican) 310 electors, 48% votes
Francis Marion Cockrell and George Gray (Democratic) 133 electors, 31% votes
Eugene Victor Debs and Benjamin Hanford (Socialist) 33 electors, 14% votes
Thomas Edward Watson and Thomas Tibbles (People's) 0 electors, 5% votes

1908

Charles Warren Fairbanks and Philander Chase Knox (Republican) 319 electors, 44% votes
Eugene Victor Debs and Maximillian Hayes (Farmer–Labor) 98 electors, 36% votes
Richard Olney and John Sharp Williams (Democratic), 66 electors, 19% votes

1912

Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft (Republican) 247 electors, 36% votes; 26 states
Eugene Victor Debs and Parley Parker Christensen (Farmer–Labor) 219 electors, 38% votes; 22 states
Oscar Underwood and James Beauchamp Clark (Democratic) 65 electors, 25% votes; 0 states

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This image has some... odd classifications.

In what world is NM a Solid Republican state if LA and KY are tossups?

Also, LOL at NH being to the right of NC.

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If the Hartford Convention seceded

Republican: James Monroe and Daniel Tompkins, 163 electors
Federalist: Rufus King and John Howard, 3 electors

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2016

Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine (Democratic) 278 electors, 48.6% votes
Donald Trump and Mike Pence (Republican) 260 electors, 45.6% votes
Others (Various) 0 electors, 5.8%

2020

Jeff Flake and Larry Hogan (Republican) 350 electors, 52.4% votes
Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine (Democratic) 188 electors, 45.2% votes
Others (Various) 0 electors, 2.4% votes

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G.O.P. HOLDS SENATE, ASTOUNDING PUNDITS
"We Should Have Listened To Atlas"

Heitkamp, McCaskill Survive On Strength of Retail Politics — Titan Dean Heller Cruises To Reelection — MA Turns On Warren Over 'Pocahontas' Scandal — #RomneyUnder90 — Even Bill Nelson Votes For Scott — New Poll Shows Manchin, Bredesen As 2020 Favorites

538 Closes Doors As Experts Hail Forum 'Agora Of Modern Times'

54 GOP (+3), 43 DEM (-4), 2 IND (—), 1 LIB (+1)

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Kris Kringle (Social Democratic) 344 | Father Christmas (Whig) 144 | Babbo Natale (Democratic) 50

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2020

Donald John Trump and Michael Richard Pence (Republican) 270 electors, 46% votes
Robert Francis O'Rourke and Jeffrey Alan Merkley (Democratic) 268 electors, 50% votes
Others (Libertarian, Green, Constitution, &c.) 0 electors, 4% votes

2024

Kyrsten Lea Sinema and Gary Charles Peters (Democratic) 287 electors, 49% votes
Michael Richard Pence and Jason Chaffetz (Republican) 251 electors, 45% votes
Others (Libertarian, Green, Constitution, &c.) 0 electors, 6% votes

2028

Thomas Bryant Cotton and Corey Alan Stewart (Republican) 269 electors, 41% votes
Kyrsten Lea Sinema and Gary Charles Peters (Democratic) 255 electors, 43% votes
David Zuckerman and Ilhan Abdullahi Omar (Independent) 13 electors, 14% votes
Others (Libertarian, Green, Constitution, &c.) 0 electors, 2% votes