Desicion '20

[Person Man]

Stephane Sandlin/Tim Ryan (after shifting towards more party orthodoxy)(D) (inc.)

Charlie Crist/ Bobby Jindal (R)

[Person Man]

Betsy Markey/Philip Chamberlain (D) - 219 EV - 37%
David Vitter/David Drier (R) - 156 EV -33%
James Law/Lisa Ryhes (I) - 160 EV - 27%

-late night insanity below this point-

The house selects Markey. Law runs again in 2024 on a platform of doing away with the electoral college and building a hyper space gateway. Drier runs for the GOP nomination in 2024 but looses to Billy Cavalier, the young governor of Kentucky and owner of the Chicago Mets. Markey is taken hostage by Sweedish and Finnish terrorists whom want the US out of Svalbard and dies before rescue is had. Chamberlain looses the 2024 dem nomination to Senator Marlyn Manson.

Manson wins in a landslide after selecting Jesus of Topeka as his running mate.

-ok I think I'm done being strange-

That would be kind of cool, though.

[Person Man]

Evan Bayh/Mark Warner (or Mark Warner/Evan Bayh) against Bobby Jindal/Mitt Romney (or Mitt Romney/Bobby Jindal).

Two termer Mike Huckabee is very popular, and his VP (either Romney or Jindal) picks the other for VP nominee (although the VP nominee could be someone else, like Pence or Crist, but the above is the most likely). Neither Bayh nor Warner win their own states.

Assuming that the electoral college is the way that it is now, the Democrats have 92 electoral votes and the Republicans have 446.

Popular vote: 45% for the Democrats and 53% for the Republicans.

The Democrats lose Virginia by 1% and Indiana by 6%.

Put down the LSD...

Are you talking about that snobby law school site. At least it is not as snobbish as xoxohth. It's basically the difference between a gated community with an airport against a gated community with no airport.