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« Reply #4075 on: March 23, 2014, 05:18:51 AM »
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Her daughter.
First I decided on the states, and then I took the children of Dem/Rep politicians of these states.
Her daughter will be just forty then, but I couldn't find any other promising Georgia Democrats I like, whose children's names are on Wikipedia.

That actually looks like a pretty realistic potential map for 2044, though I think that Arkansas and Oklahoma will go 70% Republican and feel that Virginia and Maryland will be about 60% Democratic.
I changed the first ones, but not Maryland. Outside of New England and Northern New York, the Northeast swung towards the Republicans, so Maryland and Delaware went just barely to the Democrats. Outside of Baltimore and the D.C metro, Maryland is heavily Republican on this map.
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« Reply #4076 on: March 23, 2014, 01:20:42 PM »

Only problem I have is Oldham Country Kentucky voting Democrat.  That won't be happening any time soon, even the young people here like the GOP.
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« Reply #4077 on: March 23, 2014, 01:37:38 PM »

2044 Presidential Election:

Gov. Elizabeth Nunn (D-GA) / Rep. Caspian Polis (D-CO) - 55.36% - 345

Sen. Charles Ryan (R-WI) / Rep. Eliza Lee (R-UT) - 44.64% - 193

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That actually looks like a pretty realistic potential map for 2044, though I think that Arkansas and Oklahoma will go 70% Republican and feel that Virginia and Maryland will be about 60% Democratic.
I really don't see Arkansas being that Republican.  60% is more reasonable.  Also Arkansas will not lose a congressional district.  Population growth would have to be negative for that to happen.
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« Reply #4078 on: March 23, 2014, 04:04:45 PM »

Ew, St. Louis County, MN goes red?
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« Reply #4079 on: March 23, 2014, 08:46:00 PM »

I'd like to think we'll have flipped Denton county by 2044. But I guess Dentonians just couldn't get behind Nunn's tax reform ideas
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« Reply #4080 on: March 24, 2014, 12:17:38 PM »
« Edited: March 24, 2014, 12:50:38 PM by TheCranberry »

Only problem I have is Oldham Country Kentucky voting Democrat.  That won't be happening any time soon, even the young people here like the GOP.
I don't know about that county in particular, but I wanted to make Kentucky a lot more democratic as you would it expect to be. So maybe I flipped some counties that would never go (Atlas) red, but it is the future, so, meh... A lot can happen ^^

I really don't see Arkansas being that Republican.  60% is more reasonable.  Also Arkansas will not lose a congressional district.  Population growth would have to be negative for that to happen.
A lot can happen in thirty years... And I had one EV too much, so I said, hey, Arkansas is going to loose a CD.

Ew, St. Louis County, MN goes red?
It did in 2012, at least according to Wikipedia, so why not in 2044?

I'd like to think we'll have flipped Denton county by 2044. But I guess Dentonians just couldn't get behind Nunn's tax reform ideas
It still went for the GOP, just with a slimmer margin then the surrounding counties to its north.



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« Reply #4081 on: March 24, 2014, 03:20:39 PM »

I don't know about that county in particular, but I wanted to make Kentucky a lot more democratic as you would it expect to be. So maybe I flipped some counties that would never go (Atlas) red, but it is the future, so, meh... A lot can happen ^^

That's okay, its a pretty small county, but its the wealthiest county in Kentucky and is very Republican.  The areas surrounding Louisville are pretty Conservative.  Just some friendly advise for Kentucky going Democratic, I'd recommend the areas around Cincinnati and Lexington along with some poor Eastern Kentucky counties.  But I don't blame you for not knowing.  Its a very well made map.
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« Reply #4082 on: March 24, 2014, 04:50:57 PM »

Whoa, switching between forums continues to mess me up with party colors. Tongue Must remind myself every day that red means Dem on Atlas...
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« Reply #4083 on: March 24, 2014, 04:54:56 PM »

Whoa, switching between forums continues to mess me up with party colors. Tongue Must remind myself every day that red means Dem on Atlas...

Same here, but vice/versa Tongue
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« Reply #4084 on: March 25, 2014, 08:52:50 AM »

I don't know about that county in particular, but I wanted to make Kentucky a lot more democratic as you would it expect to be. So maybe I flipped some counties that would never go (Atlas) red, but it is the future, so, meh... A lot can happen ^^

That's okay, its a pretty small county, but its the wealthiest county in Kentucky and is very Republican.  The areas surrounding Louisville are pretty Conservative.  Just some friendly advise for Kentucky going Democratic, I'd recommend the areas around Cincinnati and Lexington along with some poor Eastern Kentucky counties.  But I don't blame you for not knowing.  Its a very well made map.
OK. Thanks for the advise, I plan to do other similar maps, so I can use it very well.

Whoa, switching between forums continues to mess me up with party colors. Tongue Must remind myself every day that red means Dem on Atlas...
I've got the same problem more often then less. Then I look at other maps, and think to myself: "Massachustes going for the GOP? What the..." until I realize, blue is the good color there Tongue
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« Reply #4085 on: March 26, 2014, 02:39:44 PM »

And we finally conclude. Smiley

2016 Democratic Primary Map


Sen. Tim Kaine : 45%
Gov. Ted Strickland : 30%
Gov. Jerry Brown: 15%
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius : 9%
Other : 1%

2016 Presidential Election


Sen. Tim Kaine(D,VA)/Sen. Sherrod Brown (D,OH): 339 EV, 52%
Pres. Dino Rossi(R,WA)/VP Rob Portman (R,OH):199 EV, 42%

2016 Senate

Democrats (Led by Barack Obama):62 Seats(+8), 55%*
Republicans (Led by Kay Bailey Hutchinson): 38 Seats, 44%

*2 Independents caucusing with the Democrats (Wellstone and Sanders)

2016 House Elections
Democrats (Led by Alex Sink*):247 Seats (+3), 49%
Republicans (Led by Diane Black):189 Seats (-3), 46%

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« Reply #4086 on: March 28, 2014, 10:51:21 PM »

√ Al Gore/Barack Obama: 338 (52.5%)
John McCain/Joe Lieberman: 200 (45.0%)
Other: 0 (2.5%)

√ Mitt Romney/Bob McDonnell: 279 (49.7%)
Al Gore/Barack Obama: 259 (48.8%)

√ Hillary Clinton/Brian Schweitzer: 281 (50.1%)
Bob McDonnell/Marco Rubio: 257 (48.2%)

√ Hillary Clinton/Brian Schweitzer: 358 (52.9%)
John Thune/Bobby Jindal: 180 (45.2%)
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« Reply #4087 on: March 30, 2014, 09:30:35 AM »

√ Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL)/ Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) 285 (48.3%)
Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY)/ Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) 250 (46.7%)
Sen. Bernie Sanders/Dennis Kucinich: 3 (3.5%)
Other: 0 (1.5%)

√ Sen. Alison Lundergan Grimes: (D-KY)/Gov. Brian Schweitzer: 341 (51.5%)
Pres. Jeb Bush (R-FL)/ Vice Pres. Kelly Ayotte: 197 (46.4%)
Other: 0 (2.1%)
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« Reply #4088 on: March 30, 2014, 01:36:17 PM »

2012 (Rick Perry wins Republican nomination):

President Barack Obama (D-IL)/Senator Joe Biden (D-DE): 387 Electoral Votes (53.56%)
Governor Rick Perry (R-TX)/Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI): 151 Electoral Votes (44.44%)
Other (Libertarian, Green, etc.): 0 Electoral Votes (2%)
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« Reply #4089 on: March 30, 2014, 01:38:42 PM »

2012 (Rick Perry wins Republican nomination):

President Barack Obama (D-IL)/Senator Joe Biden (D-DE): 387 Electoral Votes (53.56%)
Governor Rick Perry (R-TX)/Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI): 151 Electoral Votes (44.44%)
Other (Libertarian, Green, etc.): 0 Electoral Votes (2%)

I feel that's a bit generous to Ricky.
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« Reply #4090 on: March 30, 2014, 03:04:18 PM »

2012 (Rick Perry wins Republican nomination):

President Barack Obama (D-IL)/Senator Joe Biden (D-DE): 387 Electoral Votes (53.56%)
Governor Rick Perry (R-TX)/Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI): 151 Electoral Votes (44.44%)
Other (Libertarian, Green, etc.): 0 Electoral Votes (2%)

IN and SC possibly for Obama, otherwise looks about right.
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« Reply #4091 on: March 30, 2014, 08:55:03 PM »

2004

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani/Senator John McCain (R) - 376
Senator Joe Biden/Fmr. General Wesley Clark (D) - 162
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« Reply #4092 on: March 31, 2014, 05:59:13 AM »

2004

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani/Senator John McCain (R) - 376
Senator Joe Biden/Fmr. General Wesley Clark (D) - 162

Hmm...interesting map. :-)
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« Reply #4093 on: March 31, 2014, 10:09:22 AM »

2004

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani/Senator John McCain (R) - 376
Senator Joe Biden/Fmr. General Wesley Clark (D) - 162

Hmm...interesting map. :-)

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« Reply #4094 on: April 02, 2014, 12:52:14 AM »



Clinton 1996 % vs Gore 2000 %
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« Reply #4095 on: April 02, 2014, 01:23:41 AM »

Isn't it ironic that Gore still did better than Clinton in Florida?
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« Reply #4096 on: April 03, 2014, 12:27:31 AM »



Eisenhower 1952 vote total vs Nixon 1960 vote total
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« Reply #4097 on: April 03, 2014, 01:46:50 PM »

1996
After being found out in a number of sex scandals, President Clinton was cornered into resignation by Congress, leaving VP Bob Kerrey to run against Senator Carroll Campbell, many found Kerrey too Liberal , and Campbell too Conservative, but found the Centrist Perot just right, and in the VP Debates, King came out on top over Governor Feinstein and Senator Sessions, America looked towards a third choice


Businessman Ross Perot/Governor Angus King:271 EV, 33.5%
President Bob Kerrey/Governor Dianne Feinstein:203 EV, 32.1%
Governor Carroll Campbell/Senator Jeff Sessions:64 EV, 26%
Activist Ralph Nader/Activist Winona LaDuke:0 EV, 6.3%
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« Reply #4098 on: April 03, 2014, 10:41:09 PM »
« Edited: April 03, 2014, 10:52:49 PM by dkrolga »

1840 - Frozen Edition


Queen Elsa, D-ME/Olaf, D-VE (D) - 172
Princes Anna, W-ME/Kristoff, W-IN (W) - 122
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« Reply #4099 on: April 07, 2014, 03:02:09 PM »

2000

President Perot has a mildly successful Presidency, allowing the Reformites to gain around 5 Seats in the Senate, and 10 in the House, and after a bunch of Popular Tax Cut and Gun Control legislation, leaves a popular President, though he declines to run for re election, the Reformites drift to the right during the Primaries, mostly due to disgraced Republicans switching, though Dean manages to snatch the nomination out of Governor Susan Collin's hands, and the Republicans quickly become irrelavent, though their numbers in Alabama and Mississippi boost due to far more Conservative activists voting for Buchannan.


Sen. Max Cleland/Sen. Joe Biden:352 EV, 40%
Gov. Howard Dean/Gov. Frank Murkowski:102 EV, 32%
Columnist Pat Buchannan/Businessman Herman Cain:84 EV, 26%
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