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Senate Majority Leader Hiram Johnson (P-CA)/Vice-President Charles W Bryan (P-NE) 202 electoral votes
Secretary of War John Calvin Coolidge (C-MA)/House Conservative Leader John Nance Garner (C-TX) 198 electoral votes
Governor William H "Alfalfa Bill" Murray (D-OK)/Senator Bryon P "Pat" Harrison (D-MS) 114 electoral votes
Chicago Mayor William H Thompson (R-IL)/Governor Herman L Ekern (R-WI) 17 electoral votes

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First House Election for President

Second House Election for President

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Can't be Anderson, because he did well in both NH and VT, according to my memory.
In 88, I think Paul got nearly nation wide ballot access aside from Missouri. I'm not gonna count Perot 92, but maybe 96. Maybe it's Gene in 1976. Just throwing ideas out there.

NOTE: I saw this before I posted (see below)

1968

And Dallas totally didn't feed me the answer.

Dalls totally didn't tell me something too.

Possibly Congressional?

It was states where George Wallace had Curtis LeMay as his runningmate and states where George Wallace had someone else as his runningmate.

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Guess: 1936

Huey Long/Charles Coughlin (spelling?) enter the race?

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A preview of things to come (for those paying attention)...
1992:

Red-President Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY)/Vice-President Samuel Nunn (D-GA)
Blue-Governor Ronald Paul (R-TX)/Former Secretary of Defense James Stockdale (R-CA)

I forgot to look at the EV count, but that's the likely map (for those of you paying attention).

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The Election of 1932

President John Calvin Coolidge (C-MA)/Senator Millard W Tydings (D-MD) 296 electoral votes
Governor Herbert C Hoover (P-CA)/Senator Burton K Wheeler (P-MT) 155 electoral votes
Senator Theodore G Bilbo (D-MS)/Senator James T Heflin (D-AL) 80 electoral votes

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1984

Blue-President Mark Hatfield (R-OR)/Vice-President Howard Baker (R-TN) 479 electoral votes
Red-Governor James E Carter (D-GA)/Senator Peter F Flaherty (D-PE) 59 electoral votes

1988

Red-Former Governor Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY)/Senator Samuel Nunn (D-GA) 272 electoral votes
Blue-Vice-President Howard H Baker Jr. (R-TN)/Senator John McCain III (R-AZ) 247 electoral votes
Orange-Senator James L Buckley (C-NY)/Senator Malcolm Wallop (C-WY) 19 electoral votes

1992:

Red-President Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY)/Vice-President Samuel Nunn (D-GA) 411 electoral votes
Blue-Governor Ronald Paul (R-TX)/Former Secretary of Defense James Stockdale (R-CA) 127 electoral votes

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1936

Governor Franklin D Roosevelt (P-NY)/Senator Huey Long (D, P-LA) 275 electoral votes
President Millard Tydings (C-MD)/Vice-President Charles Curtis (C-KS) 198 electoral votes
Democratic ticket, will think of later 58 electoral votes

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If this is a prospective timeline, I want to see it.

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My current draft of my timeline's 1932 election:

President John Calvin Coolidge (C-MA)/Senator Millard Tydings (C-MD) 281 electoral votes
Governor Herbert C Hoover (P-CA)/Senate Majority Whip Burton K Wheeler (P-MT) 178 electoral votes
Senator Byron P "Pat" Harrison (D-MS)/former Governor Alvin Victory Donahey (D-OH) 72 electoral votes

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The 1932 Democratic primaries

Maroon-Senator Theodore G Bilbo of Mississippi
Dark Green-former Governor William J Bulow of South Dakota
Yellow-Senator William G McAdoo of California
Light Green-former Governor Alvin Victory Donahey of Ohio
Red-Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts (Write-in)
Blue-former President Alfred E Smith of New York (Write-in)
Pink-Governor Albert Ritchie of Maryland

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The 1932 Progressive Party primaries...

Blue-Governor Herbert C Hoover of California
Green-Senator Irvine K Lenroot of Wisconsin
Yellow-Governor Wilbur Lucius Cross of Connecticut
Pink-Senator Joseph France of Maryland
Dark Green-Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana

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...And the Conservative primaries...

Yellow-President Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts

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1924

President Alfred E Smith (D-NY)/Governor Charles W Bryan (D-NE) 276 electoral votes, 36.2% of the popular vote
Senate Majority Leader Robert P LaFollette (P-WI)/Former War Secretary Leonard Wood (P-NH) 184 electoral votes, 32.8% of the popular vote
Senator James Phalen (C-CA)/Former Commerce Secretary Henry Ford (C-MI) 67 electoral votes, 19.3% of the popular vote
Senator Smith W Brookhart (R-IA)/Congressman Theodore E Burton (R-OH) 4 electoral votes, 11.2% of the popular vote
Others (Socialist, Prohibition, etc.) 0 electoral votes, .5% of the popular vote

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1932

President John Calvin Coolidge (Conservative-Massachusetts)/House Conservative Whip John W Davis (Conservative-West Virginia) 286 electoral votes, 38.8% of the popular vote
Governor Hebert Clark Hoover (Progressive-California)/Governor Floyd B Olson (Progressive-Minnesota) 173 electoral votes, 36.1% of the popular vote
Senator James T Heflin (Democratic-Alabama)/Governor Theodore G Bilbo (Democrat-Mississippi) 72 electoral votes, 26.4% of the popular vote

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A constitutional union victory with Sam Houston as the nominee.

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Guess! (should be fairly easy compared to others) I hope I got it right in any case...

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Guess! (should be fairly easy compared to others) I hope I got it right in any case...

Wilson 1916/Kerry 2004
Wilson 1916/Bush 2004
Hughes 1916/Kerry 2004
Hughes 1916/Bush 2004

Note that 2000 is actually a better match, with IA and NH voting the opposite way they did in 1916.

When I first saw the 1916 map I was amazed by how much of an opposite was to modern maps. The first map to pop into my head was 2004. Part of it was the colors. In 1916, yes, Woodrow Wilson was the good ol' Southern boy fighting off the yankee Hughes, thus the forum's color scheme makes sense. However, in 2004, IMO, the color scheme should've been reversed as Dubya was the the Good Ol' boy and Kerrey was this New England yankee. Red is Southern and Blue is Northern IMO. Anyway, yeah, I was intrigued by the difference between 1916 and 2004. Although, now that you mention it, 2000 does seem to fit better, but when I first thought of it, I was contrasting it with '04 and thus that's what I chose to do.

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Orange-Feudalist: 317
Blue-Democrat: 141
Red-Republican: 80

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Green-Senator John S. McCain III of Arizona
Red-Senator Geroge W. Bush of Texas
Yellow-Congressman Tom Tancredo of Colorado

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Green-Senate Majority Leader Russell Feingold of Wisconsin
Red-Former Defense Secretary Joseph R. "Bob" Kerrey of Nebraska