Post random maps here

[NHI]

Brian Schweitzer/Bernie Sanders: 418 (54.4%)

Ted Cruz/Bob Corker: 120 (44.3%)

[NHI]

The Road to Making America Great Again!

Donald J. Trump: 51.9%

Ted Cruz: 26.5%

Marco Rubio: 12.3%

Other: 10.3%

Donald J. Trump: 277 (48.0%)

Hillary Clinton: 261 (46.9%)

Other: 0 (5.1%)

Democrats Divide, Trump Unites!

Andrew Cuomo: 39.7% (Nominated at a Brokered Convention)

Elizabeth Warren: 39.2%

Cory Booker: 19.5%

Other: 1.5%

Donald J. Trump: 363 (50.4%)

Andrew Cuomo: 171 (40.5%)

Tusli Gabbard: 4 (7.0%)

Other: 0 (2.0%)

[NHI]

Trump: 274 (48%)

Clinton: 264 (47%)

[NHI]

2004: Bush-Landslide

George W. Bush: 356 (52.5%)

Howard Dean: 182 (45.0%)

2008: Republican's Lock

John McCain: 299 (50.7%)

Hillary Clinton: 239 (47.4%)

2012: Democrat's: The Party of the People

Donald J. Trump: 366 (52.9%)

John McCain: 172 (45.1%)

Jill Stein: 0 (0.9%)

2016: The Donald Trumps All

Donald J. Trump: 435 (59.5%)

Mitt Romney: 103 (38.0%)

Ron Paul: 0 (0.7%)

Jill Stein: 0 (0.4%)

[NHI]

Rise of the Angry

Elizabeth Warren: 51.01% (Democratic Nominee)

Cory Booker: 39.96% (Vice Presidential Nominee)

Joe Biden: 9.02%

Ted Cruz: 43.75% (Republican Nominee*At Brokered Convention)

Marco Rubio: 40.77%

John Kasich: (11.48%)

Elizabeth Warren/Cory Booker: 347 (51.79%)

Ted Cruz/Carly Fiorina: 191 (46.22%)

[NHI]

McCain/Engler: 282 (50.7%)

Gore/Gephardt: 256 (47.9%)

McCain/Engler: 532 (61.9%)

Dean/Clark: 6 (36.4%)

Bush/Ridge: 339 (53.1%)

Clinton/Wyden: 199 (45.0%)

Obama/Warner: 269 (49.14%)

Bush/Ridge: 269 (48.75%)

Obama/Warner: 270 (49.29%)

Kasich/Rice: 268 (48.80%)

Huntsman/Sanford: 386 (51.8%)

Warner/Coakley: 149 (42.3%)

Sanders/Stein: 3 (4.1%)

[NHI]

Make America Great Again!

Donald J. Trump/George W. Bush: 346 (51.8%)

Albert Gore/Joseph Lieberman: 192 (45.9%)

Donald J. Trump/George W. Bush: 535 (62.5%)

Wesley Clark/John Kerry: 3 (35.1%)

[NHI]

From a timeline I originally wrote, but ultimately lost part of... maybe I'll finish it one day.

✓  Sarah Palin: 59% (Becomes the nominee after winning the WI Primary)

Jon Huntsman: 24% (Suspended his campaigning after losing WI Primary)

Ron Paul: 9% (Suspended his campaign at the convention)

Mitt Romney: 6%(Suspended his campaign after Feb. 7th)

Other: 3%

* Palin wins IA with 39% of the vote, while Huntsman upsets Romney in NH 31% to 27%. Palin crushes the field in SC with 42% to Huntsman's 21%. Huntsman remains in the race, but cannot overcome Palin's structural and grassroots support. She wins enough delegates to be nominated in early April, after winning WI 54% to Huntsman's 37%.

2012: Palin Makes History

✓ Sarah Palin/Robert Portman: 270 (49.28%)

Barack Obama/Joseph Biden: 268 (49.20%)

* A recount in WI affirms Palin as the winner. She carries the state: 49.54% - 49.53%

[NHI]

If things remain as they are now:

Clinton: 292

Trump: 246

[NHI]

Gary Hart/Albert Gore: 281 (50.9%)

George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle: 257 (47.6%)

[NHI]

✓ Hillary Clinton: 375 (51.9%)

Donald Trump: 163 (44.6%)

[NHI]

Rubio/Kasich vs Clinton/Kaine

Yeah, pretty much the map.

[NHI]

Rubio/Gardner: 274 (49.4%)

Clinton/Kaine: 264 (48.7%)

[NHI]

✓ Barack Obama: 459 (45.6%)

Donald J. Trump: 57 (34.1%)

Mitt Romney: 22 (19.1%)

[NHI]

✓ Sen. John F. Kerry/Rep. Richard Gephardt: 284 (48.5%)

Pres. George W. Bush/Vice Pres. Richard Cheney: 254 (50.0%)

✓ Mayor Rudy Giuliani/Gov. Mike Huckabee: 402 (54.5%)

Pres. John F. Kerry/Vice Pres. Richard Gephardt: 136 (44.2%)

✓ Pres. Rudy Giuliani/Vice Pres. Mike Huckabee: 347 (52.5%)

Sen. Russell Feingold/Sen. Hillary Clinton: 191 (46.0%)

[NHI]

President Donald J. Trump / Vice-President Michael R. Pence 53% 408
Senator Kamala Harris / Senator Cory Booker 46% 130

God-willing!

[NHI]

America Goes With The Duke

Michael Dukakis: 299 (50.8%)

George Bush: 239(48.1%)

Bob Dole says Vote for Bob Dole

Robert Dole: 430 (56.4%)

Michael Dukakis: 108 (41.1%)

Ralph Nader: 0 (1.5%)

Hubris and Humility

Mario Cuomo: 452 (50.5%)

Patrick J. Buchanan: 86 (40.4%)

Steven Forbes: 0 (7.2%)

Cuomo Hanging On

Mario Cuomo: 290 (49.1%)

John McCain: 248 (47.5%)

Other: 0 (3.4%)

Clash of Dynasties

John F. Kennedy, Jr: 272 (49.7%)

Mitt Romney: 266 (48.8%)

Other: 0 (1.5%)

The Rebuke

Thomas Thompson: 321 (51.6%)

John F. Kennedy, Jr. 217 (45.1%)

Other: 0 (3.3%)

The Working Class Revolt

James Webb: 449 (53.2%)

Thomas Thompson: 89 (41.9%)

Other: 0 (4.9%)

Happy Days Are Here Again

James Webb: 529 (62.4%)

Taggart Romney: 9 (34.8%)

Other: 0 (2.8%)

[NHI]

Donald J. Trump: 340 (51%)

Elizabeth Warren: 198 (46%)

[NHI]

The Pitchfork Rebellion of '92

I: ✓ Ross Perot: 298 (37.9%)

D: Bill Clinton: 139 (30.9%)

R: George Bush: 101 (29.3%)

The Giant Sucking Sound: 1996

I: ✓ Ross Perot: 386 (49.1%)

R: Bob Dole: 94 (25.4%)

D: Bob Kerrery: 51 (25.0%)

A Third Way for the Democrats

D: ✓ Joe Biden: 300 (40.4%)

R: Jeb Bush: 197 (36.2%)

I/RF:  Jesse Ventura: 41 (23.2%)

The Republican Fracturing

D: ✓ Joe Biden: 363 (43.8%)

R: John McCain 98 (33.5%)

C:  Mike Huckabee 77 (21.7%)

An Outsider Insider

I: ✓ Donald J. Trump: 354 (42.2%)

D: Jeanne Shaheen: 130 (33.9%)

R: Jon Huntsman: 54 (22.3%)

The Spirit of 1992: Election 2012

I/R: ✓ Donald J. Trump: 528 (62.4%)

Howard Dean: 10 (29.7%)

Other: 0 (6.9%)

[NHI]

Trump: 338 (51%)

Booker: 200 (47%)

[NHI]

Gore/Edwards: 298 (48.4%)

Bush/Cheney: 240 (47.9%)

Gore/Edwards: 275 (48.1%)

McCain/Huckabee: 263 (48.9%)

Giuliani/Bush: 50.0%

Warner/Richardson: 43.1%

Nader/Stein: 5.5%

Other: 1.4%

Biden/Clinton: 51.0%

Bush/Hagel: 46.6%

Other: 4.4%

[NHI]

The Success of Triangulation

Clinton: 413 (51.0%)

Dole: 125 (40.2%)

Clinton's Heir

Gore: 343 (50.2%)

Bush: 195 (46.9%)

Gore Loses His Way

McCain: 337 (51.8%)

Gore: 201 (46.7%)

The Maverick

McCain: 447 (56.9%)

Dean: 91 (41.6%)

[NHI]

2020 Presidential Election - The TRUMPslide
On the outset, the first President Trump term didn't go very well - allegations of cronyism, widespread corruption, and incompetence flung from every corner, and several people close to the administration were hauled off to jail. The economy fell into stagnation and the world place became unruly. Nevertheless, Trump had an audience that clung on to, enough to warrant mid 30% approval ratings. But Democrats were so bitterly divided on the prospect of who to face him, that it was utter chaos. Andrew Cuomo had enough resources to pocked a solid 24-25% of the vote, just below the first place challenger, Elizabeth Warren, and enough support from super delegates to just barely cling to the nomination after a few ballots. Out-raged, liberals booed most of the convention, and Tom Steyer ran on a closer to a socialist platform, with him picking Jayapal to be his VP. Candidates this year faced un precedent unpopularity, with many Americans chiming for the days of 2016 (no, really). Trump, concerned with a potential loss even with the liberal divide, ordered administration officials to flood the economy with development projects, boosting his approvals to mid 40s, enough to squash the challenge to him.

President Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Vice President Mike Pence (R-IN) - 46.9%, 356 EV's
Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY)/Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) - 40.4%, 182 EV's
Businessman Tom Steyer (I-CA)/Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (I-WA) - 10.5%, 0 EV's
Others - 2.2%, 0 EV's

Very plausible.

[NHI]

Donald Trump/Dale Bumpers: 371 (53.53%)

George Bush/Dan Quayle: 167 (45.21%)

Colin Powell/Carroll Campbell: 272 (48.91%)

Donald Trump/Dale Bumpers: 266 (49.17%)

Carroll Campbell/Tom Ridge: 301 (51.16%)

Bill Bradley/Al Gore: 237 (47.44%)

Carroll Campbell/Tom Ridge: 389 (54.04%)

Howard Dean/John Kerry: 189 (44.94%)

Mike Huckabee/Mitt Romney: 282 (50.0%)

Ed Randell/Jeanne Shaheen: 256 (48.5%)

John F. Kennedy, Jr/Joe Manchin: 306 (51.0%)

Mike Huckabee/Mitt Romney: 232 (47.1%)

John F. Kennedy, Jr/Joe Manchin: 408 (54.1%)

Mike Lee/Rand Paul: 130 (44.8%)

[NHI]

✓Donald Trump: 323 (47.51%)

Bill de Blasio: 215 (45.99%)

Other: 0 (6.50%)

✓ Kirsten Gillibrand: 49.9%

Michael Pence: 44.3%

Other: 5.8%