Post 2024 election

[5280]

Let say the Republican party becomes more socially liberal and stays economically conservative, sort of like Rockerfeller type before the stock market crash of 1929 and the depression.  The Democrat party starts to appeal to social conservatives and the working class/poor, yet is economically moderate/liberal.

What would the maps look like?

[leatherface]

Here's an idea, is more people submit posts to the 2012 election, and bring it up to 20 then anybody can submit maps, I 'd like to know any ideas on how 2024 would turn out for the Republicans in anycase

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Here's an idea, is more people submit posts to the 2012 election, and bring it up to 20 then anybody can submit maps, I 'd like to know any ideas on how 2024 would turn out for the Republicans in anycase

Just telling you, but you're the one that has to post 20 times in order to be able to post maps. Just saying. You can always comment on my timelines in order to bost your number of posts. Right now, according to what I've read, you've posted 14 times. Only six to go.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Let say the Republican party becomes more socially liberal and stays economically conservative, sort of like Rockerfeller type before the stock market crash of 1929 and the depression.  The Democrat party starts to appeal to social conservatives and the working class/poor, yet is economically moderate/liberal.

What would the maps look like?

Republicans: The North-East and the West
Democrats: The South, Pennsylvania, and maybe the Mid-West (Great Lakes area)

[leatherface]

Thanks for that advise, I have a scenario, Republicans most if not all of the East, (Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island go to Democrats), Democrats most of the south excluding Georgia, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas. Republicans most of the farmbelt and the Rocky Mountain states, Democrats take Illinois, MInnesota, Iowa, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, California the upper Pacific Coast

[5280]

Something like this?

[Nichlemn]

Something like this?

Why do you have the GOP winning West Virginia? Isn't West Virginia the archetypal socially conservative/economically moderate or liberal state?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Possible:

This requires a full 90 degree tilt. I'm not exactly sure how some Northern States and some Mid-West states would play out. I see New Jersey and Pennsylvania as possible solid Democrat holds, but New Jersey just elected a fiscally Cosnervative, somewhat socially liberal Governor, so I made NJ a toss-up.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Thanks for that advise, I have a scenario, Republicans most if not all of the East, (Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island go to Democrats), Democrats most of the south excluding Georgia, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas. Republicans most of the farmbelt and the Rocky Mountain states, Democrats take Illinois, MInnesota, Iowa, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, California the upper Pacific Coast

Can you make a map?

[5280]

Bump...

Anybody else can make some prediction maps?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Something like that (shades mean lean/solid/strong) :

In 14 you won't probably see massive upsets like Alabama and Utah voting dem or Vermont voting rep.

[5280]

The south becomes the solid DEM, the west becomes the 'new GOP' and the northeast go back to non-partisan politics of the late 1700s and early 1800s.