Post Random Maps Here 2.0.

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Donald J. Trump (R-NY) - 330 ✓
Fmr. Sec. of State Hillary R. Clinton (D-NY) - 191
Sen. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) - 17

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Gordan Douglas Jones (D-AL) - 432 ✓
Roy Stewart Moore (R-AL) - 106

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Gordan Douglas Jones (D-AL) - 470 ✓
Roy Stewart Moore (R-AL) - 58

This is more accurate IMO:

Moore only wins Oklahoma and the only states that are really competitive would be Alabama, Wyoming, and Idaho. Jones wins every state other than those 4 by double digits.

That landslide doesn't look that accurate, to be honest. In Alabama, only a percentile separated the two in December, and that's mostly due to low Republican turnout. There's no way in hell that that would happen again, let alone to Reagan '84 or Nixon '72 levels.

Also, I screwed up Texas like an idiot. I meant to make it Dem >60%, but I was an idiot who forgot to change the percentile, and accidentally mistook Atlas blue with modern blue for a sec.

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A scenario where Bill Clinton doesn't get 270 electoral votes, so the vote goes to the House.

For President, 1992

Gov. William J. Clinton (D-AR) - 258
Pres. George H.W. Bush (R-TX) - 183
H. Ross Perot (I-TX) - 97

Please excuse me if this map is crap. This scenario is very unlikely to happen, as Ross Perot was lucky to even get 18.9% of the popular vote in real life as a 3rd party candidate, but whatever.

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Democratic Presidential Primaries, 2040

Sen. Thomas Lee (D-CA) ✓
Gov. Emily McCarthy (D-NC)
Rep. Daniel Adams (D-AK)

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Simple Flips / TJ "Henry" Yoshi: 99.99999%, 538 EV
Don / British Penny: 0.000009%, 0 EV
Nathaniel Bandy/Pannenkoek: 0.000001%, 0 EV

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For IA Governor, 2018

Sen. Nate Boulton (D - Columbus Junction) — 53.1% ✓
Gov. Kimberly Reynolds (R - St. Charles) — 47.8%
Others — 0.1%

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I don't know if anyone has done this, but whatever.

In this first map, Ralph Nader wins every state in 2000 that voted ≥5% Green in real life. As you can see, no candidate reaches 270, and the vote will go to the House of Representatives.

For President, 2000
270 needed to win

George Bush (R-TX) - 257
Albert Gore (D-TN) - 221
Ralph Nader (G-CT) - 60

In this map, every state that voted ≥2.45% Green goes for Nader. The state that gives Nader 270 is Idaho, which went 2.45% Nader in the actual 2000 race.

For President, 2000
270 needed to win

Ralph Nader (G-CT) - 270 ✔
George Bush (R-TX) - 197
Albert Gore (D-TN) - 71