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[BaconBacon96]

269 to 269 tie...how does this happen?

Brian Schweitzer vs. Susan Collins

[NHI]

The Centrist Way

√ (I) Senator Olympia Snowe/Gov. Jon Huntsman: 382 (48%)

(R) Senator Ted Cruz/Senator Rand Paul: 140 (31%)

(D) Senator Bernie Sanders/Rep. Keith Ellison (20%)

The No Labels Party v. The Conservative Party

√ (NL) Vice Pres. Jon Huntsman/Sen. Joe Manchin: 507 (65.4%)

(C) Sen. Tim Scott/Sen. Mike Lee: 31 (34.1%)

...The Future: Centrists vs. The Extremes

[center][/center]

√ No Labels: 372 (48%)

Liberals: 102 (31%)

Conservatives: 64 (20%)

[Make America Neoliberal Again]

The Underdogs:

Governor Bill Haslam (R-TN)/Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 270 electoral votes, 49.12% of the popular vote
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY)/Governor John Hickenlooper (D-CO) - 268 electoral votes, 49.10% of the popular vote.

[NHI]

The Underdogs:

Governor Bill Haslam (R-TN)/Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 270 electoral votes, 49.12% of the popular vote
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY)/Governor John Hickenlooper (D-CO) - 268 electoral votes, 49.10% of the popular vote.

Plausible!

[NHI]

√ Governor Mitt Romney/Senator Kelly Ayotte  (276) 50.0%
Vice President Joe Biden/Senator Amy Klobuchar (262) 48.8%

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

269 to 269 tie...how does this happen??

[Endy]

269 to 269 tie...how does this happen??

Finally something more realis-

*looks at Vermont, Maryland and Delaware*

....oh


Anyways I'd say it'd be Popular R Gov of Minnesota with R Senator of Oregon as VP versus Jason Carter and Sherrod Brown

[Make America Neoliberal Again]

The Realignment:

Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 352 electoral votes, 55.8% of the popular vote.
Former Governor Martin O'Malley (D-MD)/Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) - 186 electoral votes 42.6% of the popular vote.

[NHI]

The Realignment:

Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 352 electoral votes, 55.8% of the popular vote.
Former Governor Martin O'Malley (D-MD)/Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) - 186 electoral votes 42.6% of the popular vote.

Yes!!

[NHI]

√ Michael Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen: 285 (50.1%)

George Bush/Dan Quayle: 253 (49.0%)

√ Robert Dole/Donald Rumsfeld: 342 (53.9%)

Michael Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen: 196 (44.9%)

√ Robert Dole/Donald Rumsfeld: 390 (56.4%

Mario Cuomo/Albert Gore: 148 (42.1%)

√ Donald Rumsfeld/Olympia Snowe: 312 (51.0%)

John Kerry/Joseph Lieberman: 221 (47.2%)

√ William Clinton/William Richardson: 279 (49.7%)

Donald Rumsfeld/Olympia Snowe: 259 (48.9%)

√ Olympia Snowe/Timothy Pawlenty: 290 (50.5%)

William Clinton/William Richardson: 248 (48.3%)

√ Olympia Snowe/Timothy Pawlenty: 412 (55.1%)

Martin O'Malley/Gavin Newsom: 126 (43.9%)

[Make America Neoliberal Again]

Old Dog, New Tricks.

Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE)/Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) - 392 Electoral Votes, 54.7% of the popular vote
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX)/Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) - 146 electoral votes, 43.1% of the popular vote

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

2016 Biden VS Cruz:

[Skill and Chance]

2024: The last election under the old alignment



President Brian Sandoval/Vice President Kelly Ayotte 326 EV 52.5%
Cory Booker/Amy Klobuchar 212 EV 46.4%

 

[Skill and Chance]

2028: The First Great Drought strikes




Jason Carter (GA-GOV)/Heidi Heitkamp (ND-SEN) 269 EV 49.3%
Vice President Kelly Ayotte/Tom Cotton (AR-SEN) 269 EV 49.1%

1st House Vote:



Carter 24
Ayotte 23
Tied 3

Carter was fortunate enough to sweep in Democratic congressmen in 3 districts in inner the Atlanta suburbs and in many of the upper Midwestern states his ticket flipped and his winning coalition in 26 states gave him a fighting chance in the House vote.  These 3 new Democrats managed to tied Georgia's delgation 7 to 7.  In the first vote, every congressman held to his party affiliation, leading to 3 ties in GA, VA, and NH, where Anne Kuster still holds NH-02.

2nd House Vote:



Carter 25
Ayotte 23
Tied 2

Acknowledging Carter's 55/42 statewide win (58/39 in his VA Beach district), longtime GOP Rep. Scott Rigell flips his vote.  All others hold the party line.

3rd House Vote:




Carter 26
Ayotte 24

6 Democrats in the 50-50 split Senate offer to support Cotton if the House elects Carter.  After much bickering, the state delegations in the House agree to support their state's winning candidate, electing Carter by 1 vote.  Reps. Rigell, Austin Scott and Anne Kuster brokered the deal.

Senate Vote:

Cotton 56
Heitkamp 44

The Carter/Cotton Administration TBC...

[Dixie Reborn]

2016 President

√ Mitt Romney (R-MA) / Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) EV=324

Bernie Sanders (D-VT) / Jerry Brown (D-CA) EV=214

[NHI]

2016 President

√ Mitt Romney (R-MA) / Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) EV=324

Bernie Sanders (D-VT) / Jerry Brown (D-CA) EV=214

Beautiful!

[Dixie Reborn]

2008 President

√ Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Bradford Henry (D-OK)

John McCain (R-AZ) / Sarah Palin (R-AK)

[Endy]

2016: Nuclear Option:



Sen. Rob Portman R-OH/Gov. Susana Martinez R-NM 303 EVS
Sen Elizabeth Warren D-MA/Sen. Mark Warner D-VA 235 EVS

[NHI]

√ Gov. Chris Christie/Gov. Susana Martinez: 313 (51.0%)

Sen. Elizabeth Warren/Sen. Martin Heinrich: 225 (47.7%)

√ Pres. Chris Christie/Vice Pres. Susana Martinez: 377 (53.8%)

Gov. Martin O'Malley/Sen. Jeff Merkley: 161 (45.0%)

[Dixie Reborn]

Roosevelt Retires: Part I

1940 President

√ John Nance Garner (D-TX) / Carter Glass (D-VA)

Wallace White (R-ME) / Bertrand Snell (R-NY)

Henrik Shipstead (FL/P-MN) / Robert La Follette (FL/P-WI)

[Brewer]

2008 President

√ Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Bradford Henry (D-OK)

John McCain (R-AZ) / Sarah Palin (R-AK)

Beautiful!

[badgate]

2016: Young Guns



New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand / Missouri Governor Jay Nixon - 295
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker / North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory - 243

[Dixie Reborn]

Roosevelt Retires: Part II

1944 President

√ Robert La Follete (R-WI) / Thomas Dewey (R-NY)

John Nance Garner (D-TX) / Carter Glass (D-VA)

[Skill and Chance]

Roosevelt Retires: Part II

1944 President

√ Robert La Follete (R-WI) / Thomas Dewey (R-NY)

John Nance Garner (D-TX) / Carter Glass (D-VA)

Are we not in WWII in this world?  Because if we are, 1944 is simply an automatic win for the incumbent.  Keep in mind that FDR was probably hurt severely by the whole 4th term business and he still won by an Obama/McCain margin.  An incumbent running for a 2nd term should win close to 60/40 in 1944.

[badgate]

If you think that's strange check out his 2008 map.