Post random maps here

[Mr. Smith]

The Current GOP Primary from 2nd Place.

And from 3rd place, switched the colors of Rubio and Kasich on this one. (Except Indiana, that's TBD, I'm too lazy go fix it...could be prophetic if Cruz gets third though)

[Stan]

[NHI]

Hillary Clinton/Julian Castro: 325 (51.5%)

Paul Ryan/Nikki Haley: 213 (46.9%)

[White Trash]

Jim Webb/Brian Schweitzer 376 EVs (52.6%)
Ted Cruz/Ben Carson 162 EVs (45.8%)

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

CLINTON WINS ELECTION; CREDITS VICTORY TO '272 FIREWALL'
"Atlas Was Right," Say Pundits
Mormons Support Clinton; Great Relationship w/Blacks Wins Trump D.C.

Sec. Hillary Clinton / Sec. Julian Castro (DEM) 272 EV, 45% pv
Mr. Donald TRUMP / Sen. Marco Rubio (REP) 263 EV, 44% pv
Mrs. Jill Stein / Sen. Bernie Sanders (GREEN) 3 EV, 16% pv

[Maxwell]

CLINTON WINS ELECTION; CREDITS VICTORY TO '272 FIREWALL'
"Atlas Was Right," Say Pundits
Mormons Support Clinton; Great Relationship w/Blacks Wins Trump D.C.

Sec. Hillary Clinton / Sec. Julian Castro (DEM) 272 EV, 45% pv
Mr. Donald TRUMP / Sen. Marco Rubio (REP) 263 EV, 44% pv
Mrs. Jill Stein / Sen. Bernie Sanders (GREEN) 3 EV, 16% pv

rofl lmao, this is great

[Clark Kent]

1968:

Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Spiro T. Agnew (Maryland) - 43.01%, 394 EVs
American: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 18.91%, 77 EVs
Democratic: Hubert H. Humphrey (Minnesota)/Edmund Muskie (Maine) - 37.45%, 67 EVs


1972:

Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Spiro T. Agnew (Maryland) - 41.84%, 391 EVs
American: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 27.40%, 130 EVs
Democratic: George McGovern (South Dakota)/Sargent Shriver (Maryland) - 23.17%, 17 EVs

[NHI]

No Trianglulation: 1996

Gen. Powell/Rep. Kemp: 272 (48.1%)
Pres. Clinton/Vice Pres. Gore: 266 (47.4%)
Powell/Choate: (3.5%)
Other: 0 (1.0%)

Too Moderate For The GOP: 2000

Sen. Wellstone/Sen. Pres. Bradley: 273 (48.0%)
Pres. Powell/Vice Pres. Kemp: 265 (47.5%)
Buchanan/Foster: 0 (3.1%)
Other: 0 (1.4%)

Too Liberal for America: 2004

Gov. Owens/Rep. Toomey: 370 (51.1%)
Pres. Welllstone/Vice Pres. Bradley: 168 (45.4%)
Other: 0 (3.5%)

Just Right: 2008

Pres. Owens/Vice Pres. Toomey: 532 (62.3%)
Gov. Dean/Gov. Gregoire: 6 (35.1%)
Other: 0 (2.6%)

[Slow Learner]

'76: Just a bit earlier

President Gerald Ford (R-MI)/Mr. William Ruckelshaus (R-IN) - 49.5%, 270 EVs
Governor Jerry Brown (D-CA)/Senator Birch Bayh (D-IN) - 49.2%, 268 EVs

[bagelman]

Death of the Democratic Party

Ronald Reagan (R-CA) 522 EV

President Robert Byrd (ID-WV) 13 EV

George McGovern (D-SD) 3 EV

President Ronald Reagan (R-CA) 535 EV

Howard Zinn (D-NY) 3 EV

Geraldine Ferraro ("True" Democrat-NY) 0 EV (Originally the Vice Presidential nominee, her political career would end after a crushing scandal. Beat Zinn in PV.)

George Bush (R-TX) 535 EV A moderate uniter who seriously spent money running ads in DC

Howard Zinn (D-NY) 3 EV More aggressive this election

Lyndon LaRouche (TD-VA) 0 EV Hijacked the "True Democrat" party.

President George Bush (R-TX) 387 EV

Ross Perot (I-TX) 138 EV

Jesse Jackson (D-DC) 13 EV

Ross Perot (Rf-TX) 295 EV

Jay Danforth (Rp-MO) 243 EV

[Boston Bread]

If every demographic voted the same way in 2012 (51% Obama):

[Clark Kent]

1968:

Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Spiro T. Agnew (Maryland) - 43.01%, 394 EVs
American: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 18.91%, 77 EVs
Democratic: Hubert H. Humphrey (Minnesota)/Edmund Muskie (Maine) - 37.45%, 67 EVs


1972:

Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Spiro T. Agnew (Maryland) - 41.84%, 391 EVs
American: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 27.40%, 130 EVs
Democratic: George McGovern (South Dakota)/Sargent Shriver (Maryland) - 23.17%, 17 EVs

1976:

Republican: Gerald Ford (Michigan)/Bob Dole (Kansas) - 39.82%, 387 EVs
American: George Wallace (Alabama)/John Schmitz (California) - 30.71%, 130 EVs
Democratic: Walter Mondale (Minnesota)/Jerry Brown (California) - 29.46%, 21 EVs


In the aftermath of Nixon's resignation, the Democrats hoped to capitalize on the Republicans' unpopularity and recover from their humiliation over the past decade. Unfortunately, despite near-perfect conditions, the Democratic victory was spoiled by the American Independent Party, and though he performed 6% better than McGovern, Mondale only picked up Rhode Island, and even lost in his home state of Minnesota.

Following their third consecutive loss, Democratic party leaders swallowed their pride, and decided to try something radical...

1980:

Democratic Unity: Jimmy Carter (Georgia)/various - 44.39%, 447 EVs
- Democratic: Jimmy Carter (Georgia)/Edward Kennedy (Massachusetts) - 21.73%, 284 EVs
- American: Jimmy Carter (Georgia)/Trent Lott (Mississippi) - 22.66%, 163 EVs
Republican: Gerald Ford (Michigan)/Bob Dole (Kansas) - 36.11%, 91 EVs
Independent Democrat: Eugene McCarthy (Minnesota)/Shirley Chisholm (New York) - 18.45%, 0 EVs

In a move that shocked everyone, the leaders of the Democratic Party approached their American Independent counterparts to propose an electoral alliance. Though both parties hated each other (the Democrats regarded the AIP as racist backstabbers, and the American Independents saw the Democrats as out-of-touch elitist hippies), they hated the Republicans more. Around this time, the AIP was also trying to shed its image as a racist segregationist party to broaden its appeal, and had moderated, though it seemed unable to decide whether it had evolved into a standard conservative party barely distinguishable from the Republicans or a populist party. Both parties agreed on a compromise candidate, Governor Jimmy Carter of Georgia, one of the last remaining Southern Democrats. They each ran their own ticket with Carter on top but with a running mate from their own party.

Of course, not everyone was happy with this decision to work together. Former Senator Eugene McCarthy was disgusted by his party's alliance with the AIP, and split, running as an Independent. McCarthy did very well, and kept Carter from winning a majority of the vote. In the end, however, this was not enough to save President Ford, and Jimmy Carter became the first Democrat to be elected President in over a decade.


On the above map, the popular vote percentages reflect Carter's total percentage (sum of his votes on the Democratic and American Independent tickets), while the color shows which of the two tickets had more votes in the state. For example, the ticket that received the highest of votes in California was the Republican Ford/Dole ticket (40.09%), with Carter/Kennedy winning 27.34% and Carter/Lott winning 13.59%. But, since Carter wins 40.93% overall in the state and the Democratic ticket did better, it's shown as D-40%.

And I understand that the colors might get a little confusing, but Carter, not McCarthy, wins Hawaii (39.58% to Ford's 39.37% and McCarthy's 20.24%).

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

52.3%/47.7%
311/227

54.9%/45.1%
329/209
Feel free to think of your own scenario for each.

[NHI]

Hillary Clinton: 499 (55.8%)

Donald Trump: 39 (38.4%)

Gary Johnson: 0 (3.1%)
Other: 0 (2.7%)

[Clark Kent]

1984:

Democratic: Jimmy Carter (Georgia)/Edward Kennedy (Massachusetts) - 49.96%, 470 EVs
Republican: Bob Dole (Kansas)/Jack Kemp (New York) - 40.88%, 68 EVs
Independent Democrat: Eugene McCarthy (Minnesota)/Shirley Chisholm (New York) - 8.65%, 0 EVs

[NHI]

Feel The Bern

Bernie Sanders: 54%

Hillary Clinton: 44%
Other: 2%

Telling it Like it Is

Chris Christie: 45%

Ted Cruz: 38%

Marco Rubio: 12%
Other: 5%

The Governor and the Democratic-Socialist

Christie/Rubio: 290 (50.2%)

Sanders/Warren: 248 (48.5%)

[Mr. Smith]

1980: Carter Bows Out

Ronald Reagan (R-CA)/George H.W. Bush (R-TX): 476 EV, 55% PV
Walter Mondale (D-MN)/Bruce Babbitt (D-AZ): 62 EV, 44% PV

1984: The "0" Curse Continues

President George H.W. Bush (R-TX)/Vice President Jack Kemp (R-NY): 376 EV, 52% PV
Senator Ernest Hollings (D-SC)/Senator Gary Hart (D-CO): 162 EV, 46% PV

[NOT gonna be banned soon]

Gonna give nothing to whoever figures out the meaning of these 2 maps

[Kingpoleon]

273: Cathy McMorris Rodgers/Jake Coleman
265: John Bel Edwards/Michelle Nunn

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

50.0%/50.0%
299/239

[NHI]

The Fall of Trump: 2016

Brian Schweitzer: 529 (55.9%)
Donald Trump: 9 (38.6%)
Gary Johnson: 0 (3.0%)
Jill Stein: 0 (0.6%)
Other: 0 (1.9%)

The Aftermath of Trump: 2020

Brian Schweitzer: 491 (57.8%)
Ted Cruz: 47 (39.8%)
Other: 0 (2.4%)

The New and Redefined Parties: 2024

Cory Booker: 343 (51.2%)
Cory Gardner: 195  (44.7%)
Austin Petersen: 0 (2.2%)
Other: 0 (1.9%)

[White Trash]

Jimmy Carter/ Walter Mondale 310 EVs (41.0%)
Ronald Reagan/ Spiro Agnew 228 EVs (36.9%)
John B. Anderson/ Patrick Lucey 0 (EVs (18.2%)

Reagan underestimates Carter and runs far to the right. Subsequently, Anderson over performs and acts as more of a spoiler for Reagan allowing Carter to pick up enough states to win.

[JonathanSwift]

No one could possibly have foreseen the manner in which history would unfold in 2016. After TRUMP failed to win the GOP nomination on the first ballot, and Cruz failed to win on the second, the establishment was able to ram through the nomination of John Kasich, with RNC chairman Reince Priebus in the VP slot. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden were all unexpectedly incapacitated in June, and the DNC had no choice but to turn to former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee as its dark horse savior. As an olive branch to the progressive base, the fiscally moderate ex-Republican chose NYC mayor Bill de Blasio to be his running mate.

Former Governor Lincoln Chafee (D-RI) / Mayor Bill de Blasio (D-NY): 49.2%; 272 Electoral Votes
Governor John Kasich (R-OH) / RNC Chairman Reince Priebus (R-WI): 49.3%; 266 Electoral Votes

On election night, West Virginia, a state which had not been polled beforehand due to its alleged lack of competitiveness, flipped to the Democrats in a fit of righteous populist anger against the GOP establishment, thus delivering the White House to Mr. Chafee.

TO BE CONTINUED...

[JonathanSwift]

Unable to handle the shame of having been defeated by Lincoln Chafee, the RNC gathered one week after the election and voted unanimously to formally dissolve the Grand Old Party. The Democratic triumph seemed absolute, but it was not to be.

Most former Republican voters soon made their way to the Libertarian Party. The party's ego had been bruised in 2016, when its nominee Gary Johnson had failed for the second time to crack 1% of the national popular vote. By 2020, however, they had learned from their past mistakes and quickly coalesced behind the banner of DW PERRY.

By the time the Democratic convention rolled around, the unpopular President Chafee was trailing Mr. Perry by an enormous margin in national polls. More disturbingly, he was trailing in the normally safe Democratic stronghold of New Hampshire. In a last desperate move, President Chafee threw Vice President de Blasio under the bus and replaced him on the ticket with New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan. The gamble paid off in the Granite State, boosting turnout enough among the key angry white female demographic for the President to hold the state. Unfortunately for him, angry NYC Italians defected en masse to Perry, who ended up winning the Empire State by exactly 5 votes.

Statesman, Author, and Poet D. W. Perry (L-NH) / Activist Adam Kokesh (L-NM): 54.8%; 353 Electoral Votes
President Lincoln Chafee (D-RI) / Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH): 44.7%; 185 Electoral Votes

Shortly thereafter, the Democratic Party followed its longtime foe and voluntarily disbanded. Thus was ushered in the new and perpetual Era of Good Feelings, in which everyone became fiscally conservative, but socially liberal. And so they all lived happily ever after.

THE END

[NOT gonna be banned soon]

Gonna give nothing to whoever figures out the meaning of these 2 maps

Since no one has figured it out yet, heres the thing:

1st map: Romney +100 EVs, Obama -100 EVs
2nd map: Obama +100 EVs, Romney -100 EVs