Post random maps here

[NHI]

After reading Double Down. :-)

2012:

(D) Barack Obama/Joe Biden: 335 (37.5%)

(I) Jon Huntsman/Erskine Bowles: 125 (34.7%)

(R) Rick Santorum/Michelle Bachmann: 78 (27.0%)

2016:

(I) Jon Huntsman/Joe Manchin: 462 (44.7%)

(R) Ted Cruz/Tim Scott: 69 (29.0%)

(D) Bernie Sanders/Allan Grayson: 10 (25.4%)

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

It is revealed Hubert Humphrey is against the legalization of abortion, and Nelson Rockfeller is for it in this 1968 Humphrey/Rockefeller/Wallace matchup.

[badgate]

It is revealed Hubert Humphrey is against the legalization of abortion, and Nelson Rockfeller is for it in this 1968 Humphrey/Rockefeller/Wallace matchup.

I'm so confused. Perhaps you could prove an EV total and also tell us which ones are red and blue.

[Brewer]

2012:

(D) Barack Obama/Joe Biden: 335 (37.5%)

(I) Jon Huntsman/Erskine Bowels: 125 (34.7%)

(R) Rick Santorum/Michelle Bachmann: 78 (27.0%)

That is an absolutely beautiful typo.

[Sec. of State Superique]

1980 Presidential Election


President James E. Carter (GA)/ Vice President Water Mondale (MN): 47.8% of the Popular Vote - 270 EVs
Former Governor Ronald Reagan (CA)/ CIA Ambassador George H. W. Bush (TX): 48.3% of the Popular Vote-   268 EVs
Congressman John B. Anderson (IL)/ Mexico Ambassador Patrick Lucey (WI): 3.9% of the Popular Vote

[Sec. of State Superique]

A huge scandal is brought about Chris "Corrupt" Christie, that is changed by Tim Pawlenty, the only one that accepted to take back a campaign that was in shambles,  and Hillslide happens!

2016 Election

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (NY)/ Senator Scott Brown (OH) -  54.3%
Fmr. Governor Tim Pawlenty (MN)/ Fmr. Senator Rick Santorum (PA) - 40.2%
Fmr. Governor Garry Johnson (NM)/ Fmr. Congressman Bob Barr (GA) - 5.1%
Others - 0.4%

[Sec. of State Superique]

2016 Election


General Wesley Clark (D-AR)/Ambassador John Huntsman (I-UT) - 49.2%
Senator Robert Portman (R-OH)/ Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 49.3%
Others - 1.5%

2016 Election


Fmr. Senator Evan Bayh (IN)/ Senator Claire McCaskill (MO) - 50.2%
Governor Suzanna Martinez (NM)/Governor Jeb Bush (FL) - 49.5%
Others - 0.3%

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

Mary L vs Jon H

[badgate]

A map based on my TL 'All Stand Down'

Kansas Governor Paul Davis / Kentucky Senator Alison Lundergan Grimes - 268
President Chris Christie / Vice President Susana Martinez - 244
Indiana Senator Joe Donnelly / North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp - 26

[Sec. of State Superique]

A few days before the DNC, Nixon's campaign is hit hard at first by the departure of Spiro Agnew that is found guilty of several corruption scandals during his term as Governor of Maryland. Nixon then picks Mr.Gerald Ford to fill the vacancy.  George McGovern then decides to pick Tom Eagleton. Watergate breaks up earlier than expected destroying any kind of good prospect from Nixon's campaign.

Nixon use his dirty tricks and Eagleton leaves the campaign after accusations of depression. McGovern use this as an advantage and picks Senator Birch Bayh as his VP. Gerald Ford looks distant from the campaign trail and don't like to see himself linked with the President, while Nixon don't give up of the campaign. The President looks ironical and denials everything while all the reports show something different.

He refuses to participate on the debate and McGovern is allowed to go on a widely seen interview on the television. No surprise at all, McGovern landslide.

1972 Election

Senator George McGovern (D-SD)/ Senator Birch Bayh (D-IN) - 499 EVs - 61.75% of PV
President Richard M. Nixon (R-CA)/ Speaker Gerald Ford (R-MI) - 39 EVs - 35.43% of PV
Others - 2,81%

[NHI]

Romney's Comeback

Romney/Rice: 272 (49.4%)

Biden/Heinrich: 266 (48.8%)

[NHI]

Kennedy/Muskie: 273 (42.8%)

Nixon/Agnew: 220 (42.5%)

Wallace/LeMay: 13.7%

Reagan/Ford: 340 (51.5%)

Kennedy/Muskie: 198 (47.9%)

Reagan/Ford: 443 (57.4%)

Muskie/Mondale: 95 (41.8%)

Bentsen/Carter: 270 (49.4%)

Ford/Dole: 268 (49.4%)

Bentsen/Carter: 379 (55.1%)

Crane/Kemp: 159 (43.8%)

Carter/Clinton: 512 (61.5%)

Robertson/Quayle: 26 (37.3%)

Powell/Wilson: 433 (58.6%)

Carter/Clinton: 105 (40.0%)

Powell/McCain: 535 (61.9%)

Gore/Bradley: 3 (37.6%)

McCain/Bush: 481 (59.0%)

Kerry/Biden: 57 (39.4%)

McCain/Bush: 532 (66.0%)

Kucinich/Grayson:   6  (32.8%)

Rodham/Romney: 474 (57.9%)

Richardson/Nelson: 64 (40.5%)

President Elections: 1968-2008
-Robert Kennedy: 1969-1973
-Ronald Reagan: 1973-1981
-Lloyd Bentsen: 1981-1989
-Jimmy Carter: 1989-1993
-Colin Powell: 1993-2001
-John McCain: 2001-2009
-Hillary Rodham: 2009-

[SPC]

Romney 2012 vs Bush 2000, in terms of vote percentage.

[Illuminati Blood Drinker]

Romney 2012 vs Bush 2000, in terms of vote percentage.

I don't get what the color shades represent.

[SPC]

Romney 2012 vs Bush 2000, in terms of vote percentage.

I don't get what the color shades represent.

Each shade is a 2% increment. For instance. D>30% means Bush did <2% better than Romney, D>40% means Bush did 2-4% better than Romney, etc.

[Skill and Chance]

2016: Goldwater 2.0



Clinton/Warner 448 (60.2%)
Cruz/Haley 90 (37.9%)

2020: Getting the Message



Martinez/Toomey 309 (51.7%)
Clinton/Warner    229 (47.1%)

[badgate]

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar / Virginia Senator Mark Warner - 269
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker / New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez - 269







Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar - 18
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker - 31
Tie/abstention - 1





Virginia Senator Mark Warner - 51
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez - 46
Abstention - 3


Two votes for Sen. Mark Warner
Two votes for Gov. Susana Martinez
One vote for Sen. Mark Warner & one vote for Gov. Susana Martinez
One vote for Sen. Mark Warner
Two "present" votes

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

Bob Casey Jr. VS Rand Paul
384 to 154 D

[Cath]

Senator Abraham Lincoln (Whig-Illinois)/Governor Horatio Seymour (Whig-New York) 239 electoral votes, 41.7% of the popular vote
Senator Charles Sumner ("Radical"-Massachusetts)/Former Secretary of the Interior Daniel H. Wells (Manifest-Illinois) 40 electoral votes, 29.4% of the popular vote
President John Parker Hale (Union-New Hampshire)/Governor Ulysses S. Grant (Union-Florida) 28 electoral votes, 29.0% of the popular vote

[DKrol]

1960:

President Dwight D. Eisenhower/Vice President Richard M. Nixon (R) - 299
Senator John F. Kennedy/Senator Hubert H. Humphrey (D) - 211
Governor George C. Wallace/Senator Harry F. Byrd (I) - 27

[Goodwin]

2016

Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) 327 (50.1%)

Jon Huntsman (R-UT)/Susana Martinez (R-NM) 211 (48.7%)

[SPC]

Barack Obama 24.9% 165 EV
Hillary Clinton 24.7% 181 EV
John McCain 20.9% 147 EV
Mike Huckabee 9.7% 35 EV
Mitt Romney 9.5% 8 EV

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

Marco Rubio/ Susana Martinez VS Mark Warner/ Tammy Baldwin
272-266 R

[LeBron]

How a Schweitzer vs. Paul match-up would probably look:



Former Governor Brian Schweitzer (D-MT)/Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) - 260 EVs
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY)/Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 278 EVs

[LeBron]

And then a Hillary vs. Paul match-up. Obviously, Hillary would do a lot better than Schweitzer solely based on electability, her being nationalized (and Schweitzer not), name recognition, popularity among the leftist base, and would do a lot better among women.



Former Senator and Sec. of State Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) - 319 EVs
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY)/Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 219 EVs