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Breton Racer
Harrytruman48
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« on: November 05, 2017, 08:21:23 AM »

I played as Wilson, weirdly enough I won Ohio by 13%, and Indiana by 4%, but lost Wisconsin and Illinois by 1% and 2%, respectively.



Woodrow Wilson/Thomas Marshall (D): 339 electoral votes, 51.4% (9,568,604)
Charles Evans Hughes/? (R): 192 electoral votes, 44.2% (8,224,842)
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Breton Racer
Harrytruman48
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« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2020, 07:23:46 PM »



What should have happened in 1988.

Dukakis/Glenn: 313 EVs (50.4%)
VP Bush/Quayle: 225 EVs (48.5%)

I ran heavily toward the center and cast Bush as an aloof elitist with deep Washington ties. I contrasted his upbringing with my modest Greek immigrant roots.

Most striking is not one state was won with more than 60% of the votes by either candidate.

Closest states were:
Texas: 49.9%-49.2%
Louisiana: 49.5%-48.6%
Maine: 50.3%-48.9%
Ohio: 50.2%-48.8%
South Dakota: 50.5%-48.8%
Delaware: 50.5%-48.8%
Kansas: 50.6%-47.7%

My favorite results:
Iowa: 57.3%-41.8%
Oklahoma: 52.9%-46.3%

The competitiveness of Oklahoma shows just how vulnerable Bush was in the plains states, had Dukakis been able to hone a better message he could have pealed off millions of voters in this region.
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