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✓ Mitt Romney: 272 (48.9%)

Barack Obama: 266 (49.7%)

✓ Mitt Romney: 337 (51.7%)

Hillary Clinton: 201 (46.8%)

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Vice Pres. Barack Obama/Sen. Tim Kaine: 273 (48.2%)

Sen. Marco Rubio/Gov. John Kasich: 265 (47.9%)

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Tulsi Gabbard: 51%

Andrew Cuomo: 35%

Cory Booker: 13%

Mike Pence: 55%

Cory Gardner: 38%

Nikki Haley: 6%

Tulsi Gabbard/Andrew Cuomo: 269 (48.72%)

Mike Pence/Marco Rubio: 269 (47.00%)

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1992: Bush Calls it Quits

After a bitter primary fight with Pat Buchanan, Vice President Dan Quayle, Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole emerges as the Republican Nominee in 1992. Despite being able to separate himself from Bush, Clinton is able to run on a message of change and is elected by one of the biggest landslides in history.

Bill Clinton/Al Gore: 430 (53.8%)

Bob Dole/Jack Kemp: 108 (44.9%)

1996: The Kid Falls Short
Misreading his electoral victory, President Clinton overreaches, delivering Republicans control of Congress in 1995. Failing to moderate, Clinton faces Colin Powell, and loses in one of the closest elections in history.

Colin Powell/Tommy Thompson: 271 (49.2%)

Bill Clinton/Al Gore: 267 (49.1%)

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2000: The Revolt
Elected by a thin margin, President Powell adopts a middle-way approach to governing, by appealing to Democrats and Republicans. This move proves successful with the Democrats in Congress, but backfires with the Republicans and when Powell vetoes a tax cut bill the dam breaks and there is a revolt in the Republican Party, leading to a primary challenge from the right. Powell, vexed by a disgruntled Congress and his inability to pickup the conservative mantle bows out of the Republican primary. Thompson fails to unite a divided Republican Party and loses to Paul Wellstone in a landslide.

Paul Wellstone/Ann Richards: 428 (50.4%)

Tommy Thompson/Joe Scarborough: 110 (42.1%)

Pat Buchanan/Ezola Foster: 0 (6.7%)

2004: The Liberal Order
Running as an unabashed progressive, Wellstone governs as he ran. Aided in part by Democratic victories in Congress following the 2002 Midterms, Wellstone oversees the largest expansion of the Federal Government since the Great Society. Widely popular at the time of reelection he defeats Utah Governor Mitt Romney.

Paul Wellstone/Ann Richards: 451 (57.7%)

Mitt Romney/Haley Barbour: 86 (41.0%)

2008: Camelot Returns
The resignation of Vice President Richards after her cancer diagnosis elevates New York Senator John F. Kennedy, Jr. to the Vice Presidency. He runs and wins the Democratic nomination in 2008 and despite being criticized over his inexperience, the strong economy, Wellstone's popularity and the Kennedy legacy pushes him across the finish line, beating long-time favorite Senator John McCain.

John F. Kennedy, Jr/Mike Beebe: 275 (48.8%)

John McCain/Phil Graham: 263 (48.7%)

2012: The Populist Strikes Back
President Kennedy loses both Houses of Congress to a resurgent GOP in the midterms after a backlash to his policies and playboy perception. Dogged by whispers of affairs, as well as the public yearning for a change he loses reelection to Republican Bob Ehrlich who runs a populist campaign against Kennedy and Washington.

Bob Ehrlich/Tim Pawlenty: 380 (52.9%)

John F. Kennedy, Jr./Mike Beebe: 158 (45.2%)

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Obama: 454 (57.1%)

Cheney: 84 (41.8%)

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Dr. Dean

✓ Howard Dean: 303 (50.8%)

George W. Bush: 235 (48.0%)

The Right Rx

✓ Howard Dean: 269 (48.7%)

John McCain: 269 (47.7%)

*Dean Reelected Via the House of Representatives

A Different Approach

✓ Mitt Romney: 279 (49.1%)

John Edwards: 259 (48.8%)

A Destiny Fulfilled

✓ Hillary Clinton: 376 (47.1%)

Mitt Romney: 162 (38.5%)

Mike Huckabee: 0 (12.5%)

The Iron Lady

✓ Hillary Clinton: 435 (55.2%)

Sarah Palin: 103 (42.9%)

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Dashed and Realized Hopes

Hillary Clinton: 285 (49.5%)

Marco Rubio: 253 (48.4%)

The Renewal

Nikki Haley: 283 (50.3%)

Tim Kaine: 255 (47.9%)

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The Pitchfork Brigade

✓ Sarah Palin: 270 (47.5%)

Barack Obama: 268 (48.1%)

Return of the Average Joes

✓ Joe Biden: 369 (51.7%)

Sarah Palin: 169 (44.2%)

The Circle is Complete

✓ Joe Biden: 458 (58.5%)

Tagg Romney: 80 (40.0%)

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Donald Trump: 351 (51%)

Elizabeth Warren: 187 (47%)

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✓ Hillary Clinton: 307 (50.0%)

Donald Trump: 231 (48.1%)

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✓ President Elizabeth Warren: 53.1%

Senator Ted Cruz: 40.9%

Senator Rand Paul: 4.0%
Other: 2.0%

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Winnable

✓ Governor Mitt Romney: 302 (50.7%)

Senator Hillary Clinton: 236 (48.0%)

Change

Governor Barack Obama: 269 (49.4%)

President Mitt Romney: 269 (48.6%)

Audacity

President Barack Obama: 285 (50.5%)

Governor Mike Pence: 253 (47.9%)

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Mike Pence: 991 (40.0%) 18 States Won + DC, AS, GU: 21 Total Contests Won
Ted Cruz: 789 (36.9%) 17 States Won: 17 Total Contests Won
Justin Amash: 511 (21.2%) 15 States + PR, U.S. VI: 18 Total Contests Won
* Brokered Convention: Mike Pence Nominated for President.

✓ Elizabeth Warren: 2,562 (50.9%) 27 States Won + PR, D.C., DA: 30 Total Contests Won
Tammy Baldwin: 1,321 (33.2%) 15 States Won + GU, U.S. VI: 17 Total Contests Won
Cory Booker: 711 (13.9%) 7 States Won: 7 Total Contests Won [/color
Amy Klobuchar: 56 (1.4%) 1 State Won: 1 Total Contest Won

✓ Elizabeth Warren/Roy Cooper: 293 (49.0%)
   Mike Pence/John Kasich: 245 (47.9%)

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✓ Robert Kennedy/Edmund Muskie: 281 (43.1%)
Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew: 212 (42.9%)
George Wallace/Curtis LeMay: 45 (13.5%)

✓ Robert Kennedy/Edmund Muskie: 526 (55.1%)
Nelson Rockefeller/Robert Dole: 66 (32.6%)
John Ashbrook/Jesse Helms: (11.3%)

✓ Ronald Reagan/Richard Schweiker: 288 (49.5%)
Edmund Muskie/Jimmy Carter: 250 (49.3%)

✓ Ronald Reagan/Richard Schweiker: 366 (52.0%)
Jimmy Carter/Ted Kennedy: 172 (46.7%)

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The Nastiest Campaign, Ever

✓ President Donald Trump: Republican Nominee (57.5%)

Senator Ben Sasse: Withdrew in April 2020 (30.9%)

Governor John Kasich: Withdrew in March 2020 (10.5%)

Other: (1.9%)

✓ Former First Lady Michelle Obama: Democratic Nominee, Nominated at DNC (44.0%)

Representative Tulsi Gabbard: Withdrew at Convention 2020 (42.8%)

Governor Andrew Cuomo: Withdrew March 2020 (5.5%)

Senator Cory Booker: Withdrew February 2020 (3.0%)

Senator Tammy Baldwin: Withdrew March 2020 (1.9%)

Senator Elizabeth Warren: Withdrew February 2020 (1.8%)

Other: (0.9%)

Senator Al Franken: Withdrew February 2020 (0.01%)

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: Withdrew November 2019 (0.0%)

✓ Former First Lady Michelle Obama/Governor Gavin Newsom: 326 (50.1%)

President Donald Trump/Vice President Michael Pence: 212 (46.9%)

Other: 0 (3.0%)

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1968: Divided Country, Divided Party

✓ Richard Nixon: 394 (45.5%)

Hubert Humphrey: 97 (35.5%)

George Wallace: 45 (12.0%)
Eugene McCarthy: 2 (5.9%)

1972: Mission: ReElect Nixon

✓ Richard Nixon: 521 (60.7%)

Hubert Humphrey: 17 (37.5%)

1976: Oh Camelot, How I've Missed Thy

✓ Robert F. Kennedy: 272 (49.0%)

George Romney: 266 (49.1%)

1980: Win One For the Gipper

✓ Ronald Reagan: 359 (51.9%)

Robert F. Kennedy: 179 (47.2%)

1984: Win One More for the Gipper

✓ Ronald Reagan: 535 (62.4%)

Jesse Jackson: 3 (35.8%)

1988: Battle of the Northeast

✓ Jack Kemp: 473 (56.0%)

Michael Dukakis: 65 (42.8%)

1992: Close, but No Cigar

✓ Jack Kemp: 295 (50.4%)

Bill Clinton: 243 (48.1%)

1996: New York State of Mind

✓ Mario Cuomo: 301 (51.1%)

John McCain: 237 (46.4%)

2000: Staying the Course

✓ Mario Cuomo: 329 (52.3%)

Mike Huckabee: 209 (45.0%)

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A timeline I'm working on, but here's a sneak peek:

Elizabeth Warren: 26 Delegates (31.4%)

George Clooney: 26 Delegates (29.5%)

Cory Booker: 14 Delegates (28.3%)

Tulsi Gabbard: 2 Delegates (9.3%)
Other: 0 (1.5%)

Donald Trump: 53 (82.0%)

Justin Amash: 0 (17.9%

Other: 0 (0.1%)

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Matt Santos: 272 (49%)

Arnold Vinick: 266 (50%)

Glenn Allen Walken: 310 (53%)

Matt Santos: 228 (46%)

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2010 map, NHI?

Yes

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✓ Gov. Romney/Gov. Reagan: 334 (42.2%)

Vice Pres. Humphrey/Sen. Muskie: 151 (41.4%)

Gov. Wallace/Ret. General LeMay: 53 (15.4%)

✓ Pres. Romney/Vice Pres. Reagan: 535 (62.1%)

Sen. McGovern/Sen. Eagleton: (35.7%)

Other: 0 (2.2%) 

✓ Vice Pres. Reagan/Rep. Ford: 405 (53.0%)

Sen. Gore/Sen. Mondale: (44.4%)

Other: 0 (2.6%) 

✓ Sen. Kennedy/Gov. Carter: 274 (49.0%)

Pres. Reagan/Vice Pres. Ford: 264 (49.7%)

Other: 0 (1.3%) 

✓ Sen. Bush/Sen. Dole: 440 (55.1%)

Pres. Kennedy/Vice Pres. Carter: (43.0%)

Other: 0 (2.8%) 

✓ Pres. Bush/ Vice Pres. Dole: 482 (58.6%)

Gov. Cuomo/Gov. Clinton: 56 (40.0%)

Other: 0 (1.4%) 

✓ Sen. Bentsen/Gov. Dukakis: 357 (40.9%)

Vice Pres. Dole/Sec. Kemp: 144 (34.8%)

Businessman Perot/Ret. General Stockdale: 37 (22.9%) 

✓ Pres. Bentsen/Dukakis: 324 (51.0%)

Gov. Rumsfeld/Rep. Cheney: 214 (47.5%)

Other: 0 (1.5%) 

✓ Businessman Trump/Ret. General Powell: 310 (39.7%)

Sen. Romney/Gov. Huckabee: 117 (32.2%)

Vice Pres. Dukakis/Sen. Feinstein: 111 (27.0%)

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Senator John Kerry: 284 (49.4%)

President George W. Bush: 254 (49.3%)

Mayor Rudolph Giuliani: 415 (54.1%)

President John Kerry: 123 (44.0%)

President Rudolph Giuliani: 367 (52.0%)

Senator Hillary Clinton: 171 (46.7%)

Governor Barack Obama: 304 (50.1%)

Vice President Mitt Romney: 234 (48.4%)

President Barack Obama: 438 (55.9%)

Governor Rick Perry: 100 (42.7%)

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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton/Senator Barack Obama: 360 (53.1%)

Senator John McCain/Governor Tim Pawlenty: 178 (45.0%)

President Hillary Rodham Clinton/Vice President Barack Obama: 272 (50.3%)

Governor Mitt Romney/Governor Bob McDonnell: 266 (48.5%)

Vice President Barack Obama/Senator Sherrod Brown: 283 (49.2%)

Governor Bob McDonnell/Governor Sarah Palin: 255 (48.9%)

President Barack Obama/Vice President Sherrod Brown: 403 (40.2%)

Senator Charlie Crist/Governor Rick Perry: 64 (28.5%)

Congressman Keith Ellison/Dr. Jill Stein: 36 (14.8%)

Senator Rand Paul/Senator Mike Lee: 34 (15.6%)

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✓ Mitt Romney/Marco Rubio: 276 (48.9%)

Barack Obama/Joe Biden: 262 (49.0%)

✓ Mitt Romney/Marco Rubio: 355 (51.8%)

John Kerry/Tim Kaine: 183 (44.0%)

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✓ Michael Dukakis: 272 (49.5%)

George Bush: 266 (49.4%)