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[Peter the Lefty]

American Parliamentary election, 1964


Liberal Party (Lyndon B. Johnson)
Conservative Party (Richard Nixon)
Labor Party (Hubert Humphrey)
American National Movement (Richard B. Russel) (green on the map)

[Emperor Charles V]

American Parliamentary election, 1964


Liberal Party (Lyndon B. Johnson)
Conservative Party (Richard Nixon)
Labor Party (Hubert Humphrey)
American National Movement (Richard B. Russel) (green on the map)

This looks cool. Is this for an American Kingdom?

[Consciously Unconscious]

A week before the election, the Democratic nominee is caught in sixteen sex scandals, over thirty cases of fraud, is secretly a Muslim terrorist who was behind every attack on America in the last fifty years, and is caught eating children. 

[badgate]

AW, c'mon Vermont!

[Consciously Unconscious]

AW, c'mon Vermont!

The Green party runs a strong campaign in Vermont and D.C., causing a narrow Democratic win. 

[Goldwater]

AW, c'mon Vermont!

The Green party runs a strong campaign in Vermont and D.C., causing a narrow Democratic win. 

How the fudge does the Green Party take away votes from Republicans?

[Consciously Unconscious]

AW, c'mon Vermont!

The Green party runs a strong campaign in Vermont and D.C., causing a narrow Democratic win. 

How the fudge does the Green Party take away votes from Republicans?

The democratic nominee is from Vermont, for d.c. statehood, but hates everyone else. 

[badgate]

AW, c'mon Vermont!

The Green party runs a strong campaign in Vermont and D.C., causing a narrow Democratic win. 

How the fudge does the Green Party take away votes from Republicans?

The democratic nominee is from Vermont, for d.c. statehood, but hates everyone else. 

Except for the 16 people he/she had sex with

[PJ]

From Atlasia: Majority by states instead of regions. Obviously there are a lot of ties, but here it is.
Federalist 175 yellow
Labor 51 Red
Liberal 42 Blue
Independent 15 Green
Tossup 255 Gray
NMAM and Light don't have any state majorities, and this is using modern day electoral votes.
Oceania is 100% Federalist
Puerto Rico is 100% Labor

[Peter the Lefty]

American Parliamentary election, 1964


Liberal Party (Lyndon B. Johnson)
Conservative Party (Richard Nixon)
Labor Party (Hubert Humphrey)
American National Movement (Richard B. Russel) (green on the map)

This looks cool. Is this for an American Kingdom?

An American Commonwealth.  It's based on a TL that I'm doing, though I haven't updated it for a while.

[Michaelf7777777]

Previous elections with 2012 electorate including voters knowing all they know about candidates

2008



Barack Obama/ Joe Biden - 285 EV's
John McCain/ Sarah Palin - 253 EV's

2004



John Kerry/ John Edwards - 270 EV's
George W Bush/ Richard Cheney - 268 EV's

2000



Al Gore/ Joe Lieberman - 332 EV's
George W Bush/ Richard Cheney - 206 EV's

1996



Bill Clinton/ Al Gore - 414 EV's
Bob Dole/ Jack Kemp - 124 EV's

1992



Bill Clinton/ Al Gore - 324 EV's
George HW Bush/ Dan Quayle - 203 EV's
Ross Perot/ James Stockdale - 11 EV's

1988



George HW Bush/ Dan Quayle - 275 EV's
Michael Dukakis/ Lloyd Bentsen - 263 EV's

1984



Ronald Reagan/ George HW Bush - 346 EV's
Walter Mondale/ Geraldine Ferraro - 192 EV's

1980



Ronald Reagan/ George HW Bush - 443 EV's
Jimmy Carter/ Walter Mondale - 95 EV's

1976



Gerald Ford/ Bob Dole - 512 EV's
Jimmy Carter/ Walter Mondale - 26 EV's

1972



George McGovern/ Sergeant Shriver - 366 EV's
Richard Nixon/ Spiro Agnew - 172 EV's

1968



Hubert Humphrey/ Ed Muskie - 509 EV's
George Wallace/ Curtis LeMay - 15 EV's
Richard Nixon/ Spiro Agnew - 14 EV's

1964



Lyndon Johnson/ Hubert Humphrey - 374 EV's
Barry Goldwater/ Zell Miller - 164 EV's

1960



John F Kennedy/ Lyndon Johnson - 538 EV's
Richard Nixon/ Henry Cabot Lodge - 0 EV's

[NHI]

2008: Romney v. Obama

Obama/Biden: 307 (51.0%)

Romney/Huckabee: 231 (47.2%)

[TNF]

U.S. drinking ages prior to all of them being raised to 21.

Red states had a drinking age of 21.
Gray states had a drinking age of 20.
Blue states had a drinking age of 19.
Green states had a drinking age of 18*

*Virginia, SC, and NC had a legal drinking age of 18 for wine and beer and 21 for liquor

[NHI]

2000:

McCain/Thompson: 276 (40.9%)

Bradley/Kerry: 243 (36.0%)

Ventura/Nader: 24 (21.8%)

2004:

Clinton/Clark: 362 (49.9%)

McCain/Thompson: 172 (36.3%)

Paul/Johnson: 4 (11.5%)

2008:

Clinton/Clark: 300 (50.8%)

Allen/Huckabee: 238 (47.0%)

Other: (1.5%)

2012:

Romney/Portman: 358 (40.8%)

Bloomberg/King: 124 (34.0%)

Clark/Dean: 59 (23.9%)

[NHI]

2008: Kennedy/Schweitzer v. McCain/Pawlenty

Kennedy/Schweitzer: 361 (53.7%)

McCain/Pawlenty: 177 (45.0%)

2012: Kennedy/Schweitzer v. Bachmann/Perry:

Kennedy/Schweitzer: 450 (59.5%)

Bachmann/Perry: 88 (39.0%)

[Cath]

[badgate]

NHI - Which Kennedy is that? Please say JFK Jr. in an alternate reality

[tpfkaw]

2008 if all states had the same vote percentages by race or ethnicity.

[Cath]

2008 if all states had the same vote percentages by race or ethnicity.

Wow, lol. Looks strangely resembling of 1940's elections.

[NHI]

NHI - Which Kennedy is that? Please say JFK Jr. in an alternate reality

Yes.

[tpfkaw]

2008 if all states had the same vote percentages by race or ethnicity.

Same thing, 2004.

[NHI]

Christie/Martinez: 341 (53%)

Biden/Gregoire: 197 (45%)

[H. Ross Peron]

How could this map happen (NOTE: based on how states were coloured in an online ad):

[badgate]

^You're going for a checker board motif?

[NHI]

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