Map of U.S. States under British party system

[Joe Republic]

Oh by the way, my map has the following EV results:

Labour = 260
Conservative = 213
Lib Dem = 42
BNP = 23

Only 10 more EVs and Labour would win.

[phk]

Oklahoma should be BNP.

[Hitchabrut]

NJ could go Liberal Democrat

[afleitch]

I really font think the BNP would pick up any states at all.
If voting behaviour mirrored that of the UK, Blacks would back Labour along with some of the poorest whites. The 'right wing vote' would be split so Labour would prevail

[DanielX]

the Tories would win almost every election - considering the difference between UK and US parties in terms of left-right, the Tories are centrist if not center-left. Labor (sorry, i'm a damn yank and leave the 'u' out - altough i'm okay with grey. 'Labour' strikes me the way 'tyre' does - absurd) is left-populist. Lib-dem is radical-left. BNP is far-right-authoritarian.

Labor (no u) would win a few states in the midwest, plus most of the Northeast. the Lib-dems would win isolated outposts, mainly left coast cities plus the odd east coast one. the Tories would carry the South and West - the interior west by supermajorities. Not that they'd be liked by the westerners so much as the westerners would hate the other options.

The BNP (or ANP, if we're going to drop the u in Labor) would do about as well as Lyndon LaRouche, maybe Pat Buchannan - only existing in substantial numbers in a few states in the Deep South, a smattering in the midwest and west.  They're too easy for the media to characterize as 'nazis' for them to really do well.

I can't think of any other British parties of real importance.