Post Random Maps Here 2.0.

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2012

Pres. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) / Vice Pres. Joe Biden (D-Del.) - 348 votes, 53.0%
Fmr. Gov. Mitt Romney (R-Mass.) / Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) - 190 votes, 45.3%

2016

Donald Trump (R-N.Y.) / Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.) - 268* (271^) votes, 45.9%
Fmr. Secy. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) / Gov. John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.) - 269* (267^) votes, 50.5%

Faithless electors:
Hillary Clinton: 4 votes from Texas and Georgia
Faith Spotted Eagle: 1 vote from Washington
Bernie Sanders: 1 vote from Hawaii

Trump elected by the House, Hickenlooper elected by the Senate

*Note: Result of Electoral College vote
^Note: Result of Election Day vote
2020

Rep. Joe Kennedy III (D-Mass.) / Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisc.) - 411 votes, 55.8%
Pres. Donald Trump (R-N.Y.) / Fmr. Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) - 127 votes, 41.9%

[skip 2024, it's boring, Kennedy wins bigly]

2028

Gov. Jason Kander (D-Mo.) / Sen. Atif Qarni (D-Va.) - ~310 votes, 49.3%
Gov. Martha McSally (R-Ariz.) / Sen. Jim Christiana (R-Penn.) - ~220 votes, 48.0%

2032

Sen. Brian Calley (R-Mich.) / Gov. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) - ~300 votes, 49.7%
Pres. Jason Kander (D-Mo.) / Vice Pres. Atif Qarni (D-Va.) - ~240 votes, 46.7%

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2000

Pres. Benjamin Irlbeck (Progressive Conservative-IA) / Vice Pres. Paulette Skiba (PC-CO)
Fmr. Mayor Jeff Martinek (Democratic Labor-NY) / Rep. Heather Creech (DL-TN)

2004

Sen. Gina Kittrell (DL-MO) / Fmr. Secy. Paul Ermak (DL-TX)
Vice Pres. Paulette Skiba (PC-CO) / Sen. Larry Obermeyer (PC-VA)

2008

Fmr. Vice Pres. Paulette Skiba (PC-CO) / Gov. Fil Paolino (PC-NY)
Pres. Gina Kittrell (DL-MO) / Spkr. Andrew Bixler (DL-SC)

2012

Fmr. Gov. Marcus Teckemeyer (DL-IL) / Rep. Javier Ruiz (DL-NV)
Vice Pres. Fil Paolino (PC-NY) / Secy. Janelle Tiernan (PC-OK)

2016

Pres. Marcus Teckemeyer (DL-IL) / Vice Pres. Javier Ruiz (DL-NV)
Rep. Buddy Vosberg (PC-OK) / Fmr. Sen. Joy Lapp (PC-GA)

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President-For-Life Weatherboy 2020

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Senate, 2034
(Class 3)

Republicans - 51 seats (+11)
Democrats - 49 seats (–10)
Independents who caucus with Democrats - 2 seats (no change)
Independents who caucus with Republicans - 0 (–1)

Before:

After:

Majority Leader Michael Bennet (D-Colorado)

Majority Leader Chris Van Hollen (D-Maryland)

Minority Leader John Thune (R-South Dakota)

Minority Leader Ben Sasse (R-Nebraska)

Senate has a 51-51 even split, with Vice Pres. Buttigieg being the tie-breaking vote to maintain the Democratic majority.

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A world where the solid D south stayed solid somehow into the modern day. Candidates are made up

2016

Vice Pres. Lisa Matlock (D-Tennessee) / Sen. David VerHeulen (D-Michigan) • 270 votes, 49.6%
Sen. Darin Lawrence (R-Arizona) / Mayor Gisela Perdomo (R-New York) • 268 votes, 49.6%

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A world where the solid D south stayed solid somehow into the modern day. Candidates are made up

2016

Vice Pres. Lisa Matlock (D-Tennessee) / Sen. David VerHeulen (D-Michigan) • 270 votes, 49.6%
Sen. Darin Lawrence (R-Arizona) / Mayor Gisela Perdomo (R-New York) • 268 votes, 49.6%

If the South stayed solid, Georgia wouldn't be going Republican and neither would Texas. also Alabama and South Carolina wouldn't be this close.

Yeah, I was unsure about the specifics, but I wanted to make it a very close race, plus I figured the Atlanta suburbs would have the opposite effect that they do in real life; in our universe, the growing suburbs help the Dems, while in this universe they help the GOP. Same in Texas. In Florida's case, it had removed itself from the Solid D column by the end of the 1960s, so its political demographics wouldn't really have been effected by the whole "solid south remains" thing. I also just wanted to make a cool-looking map.

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Which Gaming Console is more popular on Facebook?

XBox One - 277
Playstation 4 - 165
Tie - 96

THIS is the true coastal/heartland divide in America.

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Governor Jay Inslee / Senator Tammy Baldwin (D)
President Michael Pence / Secretary Nikki Haley (R)
Lieutenant Governor Spencer J. Cox / Former Congressman Carlos Curbelo (I)

Wanted to do a map where Democrats are blue and Republicans are red for once. Please forgive any eye bleeding that I may have caused by switching the party colors.

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Governor Jay Inslee / Senator Tammy Baldwin (D)
President Michael Pence / Secretary Nikki Haley (R)
Lieutenant Governor Spencer J. Cox / Former Congressman Carlos Curbelo (I)

Wanted to do a map where Democrats are blue and Republicans are red for once. Please forgive any eye bleeding that I may have caused by switching the party colors.

Also I reposted this for the purpose of breaking up the argument occurring in the *MAPS* thread and hopefully cause it to end.

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Governor Jay Inslee / Senator Tammy Baldwin (D)
President Michael Pence / Secretary Nikki Haley (R)
Lieutenant Governor Spencer J. Cox / Former Congressman Carlos Curbelo (I)

Wanted to do a map where Democrats are blue and Republicans are red for once. Please forgive any eye bleeding that I may have caused by switching the party colors.

Also I reposted this for the purpose of breaking up the argument occurring in the *MAPS* thread and hopefully cause it to end.

Pence even loses his home state? savage!

Gov-elect Buttigieg had coattails!

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Senator John F. Kennedy / Senator Hubert H. Humphrey
President Richard M. Nixon / Vice President Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Governor George Wallace / Senator George Smathers

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My #take on the above contest

Harris/Bullock
Ryan/Pence

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that's really cool! ^

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There's an election inbox thread somewhere in the recent pages of this board! @Hcp

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1964

Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson (TX) /Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (MN)
38,681,264 (61%) • 531
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller (NY) / Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (ME)
24,172,972 (38%) • 7
1968

Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson (TX) / Vice Pres. Hubert H. Humphrey (MN)
34,485,348 (51%) • 280
Sen. Richard M. Nixon (CA) / Sen. Barry Goldwater (AZ)
33,073,980 (49%) • 258
1972

Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (NY) / Gov. Reubin Askew (FL)
40,524,124 (52%) • 347
Gov. Ronald Reagan (CA) / Sen. George H. W. Bush (TX)
37,626,336 (47%) • 191
1976

Pres. Robert F. Kennedy (NY) / Vice Pres. Reubin Askew (FL)
45,567,968 (52%) • 421
Fmr. Gov. Ronald Reagan (CA) / Sen. Lenore Romney (MI)
41,279,904 (48%) • 117
1980

Gov. Gerald R. Ford (MI) / Sen. Howard Baker (TN)
46,333,560 (61%) • 535
Sen. George McGovern (SD) / Sen. Edmund Muskie (ME)
29,653,128 (39%) • 3
1984

Pres. Gerald R. Ford (MI) / Vice Pres. Howard Baker (TN)
51,570,972 (57%) • 535
Sen. Gary Hart (CO) / Gov. Bill Clinton (AR)
36,470,972 (42%) • 3
1988

Gov. Mario Cuomo (NY) / Gov. Bill Clinton (AR)
49,657,368 (54%) • 433
Sec. of State George Bush (TX) / Justice Sandra Day O'Connor (AZ)
41,697,424 (45%) • 105

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^ Cool world. I started reading that from the top and couldn't wait for the first male president to come along and make history, lol

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2000

Pres. Bill Clinton (Ark.) / Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.) - 277 votes, 49.9%
Gov. George W. Bush (Texas) / Fmr. Sec. Dick Cheney (Wyo) - 261 votes, 48.0%
2004

Pres. Bill Clinton (Ark.) / Vice Pres. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.) - 329 votes, 51.1%
Sen. John McCain (Ariz) / Sen. Olympia Snowe (Maine) - 209 votes, 46.4%2008

Fmr. Gov. Jeb Bush (Fla.) / Mayor Rudy Giuliani (N.Y.) - 300 votes, 51.7%
Vice Pres. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.) / Gov. Ed Rendell (Penn.) - 209 votes, 45.7%
2012

Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) / Sen. Tim Kaine - 436 votes, 50.0%
Pres. Jeb Bush (Fla.) / Fmr. Gov. Mitch Daniels (Ind.) - 209 votes, 30.2%
Sen. Jim DeMint (S.C.) / Fmr. Speaker Newt Gingrich (Ga.) - 23 votes, 19.2%
2016

Pres. Barack Obama (Ill.) / Vice Pres. Tim Kaine - 442 votes, 47.4%
Donald Trump (N.Y.) / Fmr. State AG Ken Cuccinelli (Va.) - 71 votes, 31.1%
Fmr. Pres. Jeb Bush (Fla.) / Gov. John Kasich (Ohio) - 25 votes, 20.3%

Can anyone guess where I took that 2016 map from?

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^^ Cool story, Kander 44!

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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Donald J. Trump

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1992

Fmr. Secy. Delaine McClenachan (California) / Sen. Yannick Vosberg (North Carolina) - 270, 48.4%
Vice Pres. Andrew Berwick (New York) / Rep. Patricia Franko (Idaho) - 265, 48.4%
Gov. Nadia Lincoln (Alaska) / Businessman Marshall Bessinger (New York) - 3 votes, 1.0%
1996

Pres. Delaine McClenachan (California) / Vice Pres. Yannick Vosberg (North Carolina) - 441, 56.7%
Businessman Marshall Bessinger (New York) / Professor Court Pinkerton - 97, 39.9%
2000

Vice Pres. Yannick Vosberg (North Carolina) / Gov. Mireya Belmont (New Jersey) - 295, 51.1%
Businessman Marshall Bessinger (New York) / Professor Court Pinkerton - 243, 47.3%
2004

Pres. Yannick Vosberg (North Carolina) / Vice Pres. Mireya Belmont (New Jersey) - 281, 49.7%
Gov. Cate Talbot Ashton (Michigan) / Sen. Gonzalo Saavedra (California) - 257, 49.0%
2008

Gov. Cate Talbot Ashton (Michigan) / Mayor Ogochukwu Onyiri (Texas) - 403, 57.0%
Mayor Ellen Gabrielleschi (New York) / Sen. Eric Belew (Michigan) - 257, 41.2%

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2012 presidential election (First round)

Illinois Senator Barack Obama (Organizing for Action) - 25%
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels (Republicans) - 25%
Senator Russ Feingold (Working Families Party) - 20%
Arkansas Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (New Democrats) - 19%
Fmr. Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (America First!) - 5%
Florida Senator Marco Rubio (Independent) - 5%
(Second round)

Obama (OFA) - 56%
Daniels (R) - 44%

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Fmr. First Lady Melania Knauss (I-N.Y.) / Sen. Stephanie "Stormy Daniels" Clifford (R-La.)
Pres. Donald Trump (R-N.Y.) / Vice Pres. Michael Pence (R-Ind.)

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1960

Nixon
JFK
1964

JFK
Nixon

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1968

Sen. Christa McAuliffe (D-N.Y.) / Sen. Anthony Tagge (D-N.C.)
— 340 EV —
36,636,098 PV (49%)

Rep. John F. Robinson (R-Ill.) / Gov. Gal Bel Iblis (R-Wisc.)
— 190 EV —
 32,598,051 PV (44%)

Fmr. Gov. Wilson Lucey (I-Calif.) / Gen. Roberta Morissey (I-Seq.)
— 0 EV —
4,478,561 PV (6%)

1972

Pres. Christa McAuliffe (D-N.Y.) / Vice Pres. Anthony Tagge (D-N.C.)
— 538 EV —
45,334,788 PV (58%)

Fmr. Gov. Wilson Lucey (R-Calif.) / Rep. Hartsen Pandio (R-Texas)
— 0 votes —
32,770,788 PV (42%)

1976

Vice Pres. Anthony Tagge (D-N.C.) / Gov. Myra Antilles (D-Ohio)
— 271 EV —
41,430,624 PV (51%)

Fmr. Pres. Merichelle Anagnosto (R-Calif.) / Businesswoman Thelma C. Ryan (R-Nev.)
— 0 votes —
39,107,476 PV (48%)

1980

Gov. Wayland O'Hara (R-Texas) / Assembly Speaker Camryn Padilla (R-Calif.)
— 461 EV —
42,282,720 PV (52%)

Pres. Anthony Tagge (D-N.C.) / Vice Pres. Myra Antilles (D-Ohio)
— 77 votes —
33,445,576 PV (44%)

State Sen. Helenna Malema (Socialist-Mass.) / Fmr. Rep. Ranulph Charles (S-Maine)
— 0 votes —
5,853,831 PV (7%)

1984

Pres. Wayland O'Hara (R-Texas) / Vice Pres. Camryn Padilla (R-Calif.)
— 340 EV —
48,886,097 PV (54%)

Fmr. Vice Pres. Myra Antilles (D-Ohio) / Rep. Sheralean (D-Ohio)
— 198 votes —
41,809,074 PV (46%)

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2008

Fmr. Gov. Lawrence Kee (R-Penn.) / Gov. Miranda Anselm (R-Nev.)
289 EV — 53%

Vice Pres. Decan Abnerson-Laipply (D-Mo.) / Sen. Linet Bade (D-Fla.)
249 EV — 46%

2012

Pres. Lawrence Kee (R-Penn.) / Vice Pres. Miranda Anselm (R-Nev.)
271 EV — 51%

Businesswoman Anasara Hernt (D-Calif.) / Mayor Dave Zillig (D-Mich.)
267 EV — 48%

2016

Sen. Clifford Arihnda (D-Miss.) / Fmr. Sec. Henry Urrutia (D-N.J.)
341 EV — 53%

Gov. Geraldine Harkevitch (R-S.C.) / Lt. Gov. Maurice Forget (R-Mo.)
197 EV — 45%