Timmy's States

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^Using this tool, I calculated that Cherokee went to Trump 60.65%-35.92% and to Romney 60.05%-38.64%. Swing was 3.32% R and trend was 1.56% R.
EDIT (1:28 PM): Also, Carolina went to Clinton 50.02%-46.73% and to Obama 51.60%-47.35%. Swing was 0.96% R and trend was 0.80% D.
EDIT 2 (1:41 PM): Adams went to Clinton 58.01%-36.56% and to Obama 58.94%-39.51%. Swing was 2.02% D and trend was 3.78% D.
EDIT 3: Kennebec went to Clinton 49.44%-44.22% and to Obama 57.70%-39.99%. Swing was 12.49% R and trend was 10.73% R.

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Tim, do you have the current county map?

EDIT: Decided to just make estimates from most recent state and county maps.
Finished it. May have made some errors, but expect a table!

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Amt. of Reps per state, including input from this apportionment calculator:
Adams - 11
Allegheny - 13
California - 24
Carolina - 10
Chattahoochee - 8
Cherokee - 15
Chesapeake - 13
Choctaw - 6
Colorado - 6
Columbia - 3
Coronado - 5
Dakota - 4
Delmarva - 2
Erie - 19
Franklin - 9
Gitchigumi - 13
Hawaii - 2
Houston - 10
Hudson - 7
Jackson - 11
Jefferson - 9
Kennebec - 4
Kentucky - 6
Kootenai - 1
LaSalle - 20
Lincoln - 10
Llano - 3
Maricopa - 15
Miami - 13
Mississippi - 3
Missouri - 7
Nevada - 4
New York - 27
Oregon - 11
Osceola - 21
Oso - 11
Ozark - 5
Pawnee - 2
Puerto Rico - 5
Rio Grande - 6
Secoya - 11
Seminole - 7
Seneca - 5
Shoshone - 6
Susquehanna - 11
Texarkana - 4
Texas - 14
Tlingit - 1
Washington - 1
Yellowstone - 1

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Adams (13): C 58.01%-36.56%; O 58.94%-39.51% (S 2.02% D, T 3.78% D)
Allegheny (15): T 63.07%-32.92%; R 58.22%-40.09% (S 12.02% R, T 10.26% R)
California (26): C 61.73%-32.78%; O 58.78%-38.91% (S 9.08% D, T 10.86% D)
Carolina (12): C 49.96%-46.79%; O 51.55%-47.39% (S 0.99% R, T 0.77% D)
Chattahoochee (10): C 55.59%-41.28%; O 53.78%-45.14% (S 5.67% D, T 7.43% D)
Cherokee (17): T 60.65%-35.92%; R 60.05%-38.65% (S 3.33% R, T 1.57% R)
Chesapeake (15): C 58.06%-37.22%; O 58.13%-40.58% (S 3.29% D, T 5.05% D)
Choctaw (8): T 63.85%-30.07%; R 65.62%-33.87% (S 2.03% R, T 0.27% R)
Colorado (8): C 48.72%-42.77%; O 52.46%-45.23% (S 1.28% R, T 0.48% D)
Columbia (5): T 53.98%-38.21%; R 55.40%-42.02% (S 5.23% R, T 3.47% R)
Coronado (7): C 52.57%-38.17%; O 55.04%-41.61% (S 0.97% D, T 2.73% D)
Dakota (6): T 60.94%-32.35%; R 54.48%-43.60% (S 17.71% R, T 15.95% R)
Delmarva (4): C 47.92%-47.61%; O 53.14%-45.39% (S 7.44% R, T 5.68% R)
Erie (21): C 47.72%-47.69%; O 55.50%-43.26% (S 12.21% R, T 10.45% R)
Franklin (11): C 61.20%-35.54%; O 63.04%-35.95% (S 1.43% R, T 0.33% D)
Gitchigumi (15): T 47.71%-45.63%; O 52.39%-45.96% (S 8.51% R, T 6.75% R)
Hawaii (4): C 62.22%-30.04%; O 70.55%-27.84% (S 10.53% R, T 8.77% R)
Houston (12): T 52.37%-44.09%; R 57.30%-41.51% (S 7.51% D, T 9.27% D)
Hudson (9): C 52.29%-42.81%; O 58.87%-39.54% (S 9.85% R, T 8.09% R)
Jackson (13): T 65.36%-31.23%; R 63.63%-35.02% (S 5.52% R, T 3.76% R)
Jefferson (11): T 60.58%-36.21%; R 59.91%-38.71% (S 3.17% R, T 1.41% R)
Kennebec (6): C 49.44%-44.22%; O 57.70%-39.99% (S 12.49% R, T 10.73% R)
Kentucky (8): T 60.91%-34.50%; R 58.09%-40.16% (S 8.48% R, T 6.72% R)
Kootenai (3): T 53.78%-38.40%; R 52.98%-43.98% (S 6.38% R, T 4.62% R)
LaSalle (22): C 56.47%-38.42%; O 57.60%-41.10% (S 1.55% D, T 3.31% D)
Lincoln (12): T 52.28%-42.27%; O 49.69%-48.55% (S 11.15% R, T 9.45% R)
Llano (5): T 75.24%-20.74%; R 76.26-22.28% (S 0.52% R, T 1.24% D)
Maricopa (17): C 50.47%-44.29%; R 50.43%-47.73% (S 8.88% D, T 10.64% D)
Miami (15): T 55.42%-39.75%; R 54.41%-43.82% (S 5.08% R, T 3.32% R)
Mississippi (5): C 55.86%-41.66%; O 58.22%-40.89% (S 3.13% R, T 1.37% R)
Missouri (9): T 51.26%-42.54%; R 51.49%-46.71% (S 3.94% R, T 2.16% R)
Nevada (6): T 48.11%-45.49%; R 49.28%-48.85% (S 2.19% R, T 0.43% R)
New York (29): C 63.11%-34.04%; O 64.63%-34.37% (S 1.19% R, T 0.57% D)
Oregon (13): C 58.54%-34.17%; O 59.79%-37.62% (S 2.20% D, T 3.96% D)
Osceola (23): C 50.67%-46.28%; O 52.90%-46.29% (S 2.22% R, T 0.46% R)
Oso (13): C 74.80%-19.53%; O 72.83%-24.51% (S 6.95% D, T 8.71% D)
Ozark (7): T 68.89%-26.13%; R 65.78%-31.91% (S 8.89% R, T 7.13% R)
Pawnee (4): T 74.57%-20.02%; R 72.18%-25.92% (S 8.29% R, T 6.53% R)
Puerto Rico (7): (Obviously, PR didn't vote in OTL, but if they did, C and O would win bigly)
Rio Grande (8): C 54.63%-41.48%; O 54.00%-44.81% (S 3.96% D, T 5.72% D)
Secoya (13): T 47.73%-45.78%; R 49.78%-47.74% (S 0.09% D, T 1.85% D)
Seminole (9): T 59.34%-37.69%; R 58.24%-40.80% (S 4.21% R, T 2.45% R)
Seneca (7): T 47.40%-47.28%; O 54.68%-43.45% (S 11.35% R, T 9.59% R)
Shoshone (8): T 51.99%-27.83%; R 69.19%-28.27% (S 16.76% D, T 18.52% D)
Susquehanna (13): T 50.59%-45.08%; O 50.26%-48.04% (S 7.73% R,
Texarkana (6): T 61.97%-34.62%; R 60.90%-37.46% (S 3.91% R, T 2.15% R)
Texas (16): T 52.80%-42.82%; R 57.88%-40.46% (S 7.44% D, T 9.20% D)
Tlingit (3): T 51.28%-36.55%; R 54.80%-40.81% (S 0.74% R, T 1.02% D)
Washington (3): C 90.86%-4.09%; O 90.91%-7.28% (S 3.14% D, T 1.38% D)
Yellowstone (3): T 69.40%-23.87%; R 66.90%-30.49% (S 9.12% R, T 7.36% R)
EC results (268 to win)
2016: C 286-249
2012: O 316-219
Maps likely next.
EDIT: 1 more space after the T for Trump in Tlingit.

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EVC-style maps.

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How 2016 would look on the results page:

And Kennebec 2012 on the results page:

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Major Interstate Highways in Kennebec:
I-81: 53.3 mi
I-87: 133.4 mi
I-89: 191.1 mi
I-90: 24.5 mi
I-91: 177.4 mi
I-93: 118.8 mi
I-95: 303.2 mi

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Where is the capital?

That's for Tim to decide.

This is awesome!

Up for drawing swing/trend maps as well, Peebs?

Swing:

Trend:

PR not included for obvious reasons

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Reserved for avatars.

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Cherokee

Capital and largest city: Charlotte
Governor: Pat McCrory
Senators: Lindsey Graham & Thom Tillis
Representatives:

1: Regina Bunch
2: John Duncan, Jr.
3: Phil Roe
4: Alma Adams
5: Allen McNeill
6: Virginia Foxx
7: Richard Hudson
8: Malcolm Graham
9: Ralph Norman
10: Patrick McHenry
11: Mark Meadows
12: Trey Gowdy
13: Jeff Duncan
14: Rick Allen
15: Doug Collins

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Saving this here because I don't feel like delving into the earlier pages of Off-Topic to find it, and I don't think the county map proper has been put here.

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Peebs you should do Coronado next.

Are you willing to draw the districts?

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Peebs you should do Coronado next.

Are you willing to draw the districts?

I would be willing to do all of the work. Only thing you would need to do is getting it on a map.

Works for me.

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Right here, Madigan.

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I still have your plans for districts, I'm just too lazy to actually map them. In the meantime, here's a list of presidents by which state they were born in:

Chesapeake - Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Harrison 9, Tyler, Taylor
Adams - Adams (both of them), Pierce, Kennedy, Bush 41
Cherokee - Jackson, Polk
Hudson - Van Buren, Roosevelt 32, Bush 43
Seneca - Fillmore
Allegheny - Buchanan
Kentucky - Lincoln
Carolina - Johnson 17
Miami - Grant, Hayes, Harrison 23, Taft
Erie - Garfield, McKinley, Harding
Kennebec - Arthur, Coolidge
New York - Cleveland, Roosevelt 26, Trump
Lincoln - Hoover, Reagan
Ozark - Truman
Texas - Eisenhower, Johnson 36
California - Nixon
Missouri - Ford
Chattahoochee - Carter
Texarkana - Clinton
Hawaii - Obama

Too lazy to determine political home states.

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Bringing this back from the dead with heatcharger's 2000s redraw app:

2000
2004
2008
2012
2016

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https://tonymoo2228.github.io/StatesFun/
how does this look like in this?

Decided to do this, check your DMs on Discord for the map code.

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Eastern Cherokee gang.

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State of Carolina
Capital: Fayetteville
Largest city: Raleigh
Other major cities: Wilmington, Columbia, Charleston, Savannah, Greenville
Senators: Jeff Jackson (D)

Taking Jackson out of Charlotte

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He was raised in Chapel Hill. I figure he might sooner run for office there than in Cherokee, especially if they're in different states. (He would probably practice law in Raleigh instead)
Similar reason I made Roy Cooper governor: he was from Nash County.

I mean, I get it, but still, do you know how much I sacrificed‽

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He was raised in Chapel Hill. I figure he might sooner run for office there than in Cherokee, especially if they're in different states. (He would probably practice law in Raleigh instead)
Similar reason I made Roy Cooper governor: he was from Nash County.

I mean, I get it, but still, do you know how much I sacrificed‽

Just move to Carolina

Easier said than done.

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How did Biden win if Trump won both of these states?

It's not a combination of the OTL states. Read the thread; there's context.