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[VPH]

Chafee-The Challenger
In 2004, Lincoln Chafee decides to challenge George W. Bush in the GOP primary. He hits a max of about 35% in a few states but on the whole fails in his challenge. However, Democratic nominee Howard Dean selects Chafee as his vice presidential pick.

30% shade: 1-5%
40% shade: 5-10%
50% shade: 10-15%
60% shade: 15-20%
70% shade: 20-25%
80% shade: 25-30%
90% shade: 30%+

This is an actual game of PI I played.

[Maxwell]

No Trump - On Super Tuesday

Senator Cruz won his obvious and large victory in Iowa, with former frontrunners Carson and Paul in miserable 3rd and 4th places in the state. The surprise second place, Marco Rubio, gave a glorified victory speech and pulled ahead in New Hampshire for the first time. But just as that came, Governor Chris Christie shot him dead in the debates - allowing underdog Governor John Kasich to sneak a win in New Hampshire (Cruz taking a surprise second and Bush, by then a weak contender, edging Rubio for third). Christie would leave the race and make no endorsement - and his effect on the race would be temporary. A solid debate performance and accusations that Cruz won Iowa because of sabotaging Ben Carson caused Marco Rubio to re-surge and win in South Carolina! This led to a pretty interesting three-way fight in Super Tuesday - Kasich winning the Northeast, Cruz performing very strong in the South, and Rubio winning largely the rest. While many view Rubio as strong - his delegate count has him 200 down to Cruz.

[mencken]

Would it really be so simple as allocating the win to whomever got second IRL?

[Maxwell]

Would it really be so simple as allocating the win to whomever got second IRL?

I just removed all of Trump's votes, actually.

[NHI]

Michael Dukakis/Bill Clinton: 330 (51.6%)

George Bush/Dan Quayle: 208 (47.0%)

Michael Dukakis/Bill Clinton: 345 (52.5%)

Bob Dole/Jack Kemp: 193 (45.7%)

Bill Clinton/Ann Richards: 487 (55.9%)

Pat Buchanan/Steve Forbes: 41 (40.0%)

Other: 0 (4.1%)

John McCain/J.C. Watts: 290 (50.0%)

Bill Clinton/Ann Richards: 248 (48.9%)

[NHI]

Hillary Clinton: 271 (49.3%)

Donald Trump: 267 (49.4%)

[Clark Kent]

Ronald Reagan (1980) vs. Bill Clinton (1992):

Republican: Ronald Reagan (California)/George H.W. Bush (Texas) - 47.54%, 435 EVs
Democratic: Bill Clinton (Arkansas)/Al Gore (Tennessee) - 40.29%, 103 EVs

[Maxwell]

2000 - Wellstone edges Bush

Senator Paul Wellstone (D-MN)/Governor Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) - 49.9%, 296 EV's
Governor George W. Bush (R-TX)/Former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney (R-WY) - 48.1%, 242 EV's

2004 - Wellstone sympathy carries Shaheen

President Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH)/Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE) - 50.4%, 309 EV's
Senator John McCain (R-AZ)/Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN) - 47.2%, 229 EV's

2008 - First Republican President since Bush

Senator Condoleezza Rice (R-AL)/Senator George Voinovich (R-OH) - 54.1%, 361 EV's
Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE)/Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) - 44.6%, 177 EV's

2012 - Rice defeats Clinton!

President Condoleezza Rice (R-AL)/Vice President George Voinovich (R-OH) - 51.2%, 333 EV's
Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Congressman Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) - 47.3%, 205 EV's

[Slow Learner]

You Couldn't, You Didn't, And Now You Are Paying the Price - 2000

(unrealistic map, but that's vote splitting for ya)

Businessman Donald Trump (RF-NY)/Governor Jesse Ventura (RF-MN) - 34.9%, 219 EVs
Former Ambassador Alan Keyes (R-MD)/Governor John Ashcroft (R-MO) - 29.9%, 196 EVs
Senator Bill Bradley (D-NJ)/Congressman Dick Gephardt (D-MO) - 29.6%, 123 EVs
Mr. Ralph Nader (G-CT)/Ms. Winona LaDuke (G-MN) - 4.7%

Congressman Gatewood Galbraith failed to make the tallying session, ensuring the election of Alan Keyes.

[NHI]

Glen Allen Walken/Robert Royce: 341 (53.2%)

Matt Santos/Eric Baker: 196 (45.4%)

[mencken]

Trump vs Sanders raw votes (where both states used the same method for tabulating votes):

A very implausible attempt to fill in the blanks in an aesthetically pleasing manner:

Believe it or not, this is a Trump victory.

[NHI]

A Demoralized Republican Base and Fractured Party Gives Clinton a Historic Landslide

Hillary Clinton/Julian Castro: 379 (53.1%)

Mitt Romney/Scott Walker: 159 (45.2%)

Cruz Tries to Patch up the GOP, but Falls Short on Election Day

Julian Castro/Al Franken: 308 (50.9%)

Ted Cruz/Joni Ernst: 230 (47.5%)

Gardner and Sandoval Deliver Victory for the GOP after 16 Years

Cory Gardner/Brian Sandoval: 293 (50.3%)

Julian Castro/Al Franken: 245 (48.1%)

[Slow Learner]

President Romney: 2016 Democratic Primaries

[Clark Kent]

United States Presidential Election, 1980:

Democratic: Tip O'Neill (Massachusetts)/Jim Wright (Texas) - 50.31%, 306 EVs
Republican: Bob Michel (Illinois)/Trent Lott (Mississippi) - 47.60%, 232 EVs

[Clark Kent]

Republican: Ronald Reagan (California)/George H.W. Bush (Texas) - 50.06%, 401 EVs
Democratic: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 41.40%, 137 EVs
Independent: John B. Anderson (Illinois)/Patrick Lucey (Wisconsin) - 8.54%, 0 EVs

[NHI]

"Clinton Beats Bush": The 1992 Vote

Bush/Quayle: 273 (45.9%)

Clinton/Gore: 265 (42.6%)

Perot/Stockdale: 0 (8.1%)

The Republican Lock Broken: The 1996 Vote

Cuomo/Rockefeller: 320 (51.9%)

Quayle/Crane: 218 (46.5%)

Despite Republican Gains, Cuomo Holds Strong: The 2000 Vote

Cuomo/Rockefeller: 448 (58.1%)

Buchanan/Keyes: 90 (35.6%)

Other: 0 (5.1%)

A Brokered Democratic Conventions Gives Republicans False Hope. The 2004 Vote

Bradley/Campbell: 278 (49.5%)

Bush/Kasich: 260 (49.1%)

The Maverick Saves the GOP: The 2008 Vote

McCain/Thune: 296 (50.2%)

Bradley/Campbell: 242 (48.1%)

Manchin is No Match for President McCain: The 2012 Vote

McCain/Thune: 358 (52.9%)

Manchin/Nunn: 180 (45.0%)

[Oldiesfreak1854]

1948

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey (R-NY)/Fmr. Gov. Harold E. Stassen (R-MN): 321 EVs
Pres. Harry S Truman (D-MO)/Sen. Alben W. Barkley (D-KY): 38
Gov. Strom Thurmond (SRD-SC)/Gov. Fielding Wright (SRD-MS): 38 EVs

1952

Pres. Thomas E. Dewey (R-NY)/Vice Pres. Harold E. Stassen (R-MN): 452 EVs

Gov. Adlai Stevenson (D-IL)/Sen. John Sparkman (D-AL): 79 EVs

1956

Vice Pres. Harold E. Stassen (R-MN)/Fmr. Gov. Earl Warren (R-CA): 377 EVs
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX)/Gov. W. Averell Harriman (D-NY): 154 EVs

[NHI]

Hillary Clinton: 383 (52.1%)

Donald Trump: 155 (40.9%)

Gary Johnson: 0 (5.7%)
Other: 0 (1.3%)

[standwrand]

my masterpiece - 2016:

Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Julian Castro (D-TX) - 178 EV
John Kasich (R-OH)/Christine Todd Whitman (R-NJ) - 98 EV
Rand Paul (L-KY)/Justin Amash (L-MI) - 8 EV
Bernie Sanders (G-VT)/Keith Ellison (G-MN) - 64 EV
Ted Cruz (C-TX)/Mike Lee (C-UT) - 70 EV
Michael Bloomberg (I-NY)/Jon Huntsman (I-UT) - 30 EV
Donald Trump (I-NY)/Chris Christie (I-NJ) - 77 EV
Jim Webb (I-VA)/Jon Tester (I-MT) - 13 EV

because everyone deserves at least 1 state; it goes to the House where Bloomberg is elected President with Mike Lee as his VP

[Maxwell]

Primary Voters - Clinton vs. Trump
This was with primaries and relatively comparable caucuses.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D-NY) - 53.9%
Businessman Donald Trump (R-NY) - 46.1%

[NHI]

Vinick/Sullivan: 336 (51.7%)
Santos/McGarry: 202 (47.0%)

Vinick/Sullivan: 495 (60.1%)
Russell/Tripplehorn: 43 (38.4%)

Seaborn/Rafferty: 270 (49.1%)
Sullivan/Clark: 268 (49.3%)

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Franklin D. Roosevelt / John N. Garner  [1936] 394 EV
Ronald W. Reagan / George H. W. Bush [1984] 144 EV

The closest state was Massachusetts - Roosevelt outpolled Reagan by a bare .005 points.

[Slow Learner]

Guess what this is.

Republican Candidate - 51.2%, 321 EVs
Democratic Candidate - 47.1%, 217 EVs

[Kingpoleon]

276: Crist/Manchin
262: Kirk/Sandoval

[Clark Kent]

Guess what this is.

Republican Candidate - 51.2%, 321 EVs
Democratic Candidate - 47.1%, 217 EVs

2012 with the demographics flipped.