Post random maps here

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(map: everything east of the GP sans Alabama and Mississipi for JBE, Everything else for Faulconer.)
333: Gov. John Bel Edwards(D-LA)/Sen. Harold Ford, Jr.
205: Gov. Kevin Faulconer(R-CA)/Sen. Mia Love(R-UT)

This one actually looks a lot like...

(map: everything east of the Great Plains for the Dems, everything else for the Pubs.)

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Playing around with the EVC. Not sure the totals are right, may edit later. This could be part of a timeline at some point in the future.
2024 U.S. Presidential Election:
(map)
Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton/Ohio Governor Jon Husted: 50.3%, 282 (+5) Electoral Votes
Vice President Julian Castro/New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: 48.4%, 257 (-6) Electoral Votes

I did all the dirty work for you. Accurate EV in bold, #s in parentheses are differences.

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2012 election with the old "No representative should serve more than 30,000" rule. Also included is 127-EV Puerto Rico. (And for those who can't tell, Connecticut has 122 EVs, Rhode Island has 38, and New Jersey has 296.)

All 10,551 votes in the Electoral College
5,276 to win
President Barack Obama (D-IL) / Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE) - 51.2%/6,749/27+DC
Former Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) / Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI) - 47.3%/3,802/24

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Adding Puerto Rico on a blank map doesn't work for some reason. The number of electoral votes shows up, but Puerto Rico itself doesn't. Example:

You're using the wrong prefix (read: text up to AL=) in your map. Try replacing

Code:

https://uselectionatlas.org/TOOLS/genusmap.php?year=2016&ev_c=0&pv_p=1&ev_p=1&type=calc&

with

Code:

https://uselectionatlas.org/USPRESIDENT/genusmap.php?year=2016&ev_c=0&pv_p=1&ev_p=1&type=calc&

resulting in

or

Code:

https://uselectionatlas.org/TOOLS/genusmap.php?type=mock&year=2016&off=0&ev_c=0&ev_p=1&pty=2&

resulting in

I hope this helped.

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2010 House on a Presidential map, based on Teddy Lee's 2014 map.

348-190

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And that prompted 2002. Percentages are averages from each individual district, as I don't know where to find each state's cumulative vote. Closest state was Texas (48.6-48.7)

De facto:
275-260-3
Caucusing:
278-260
And on another note, 2012 (just because).

272-266

(map)

Since this uses the 2010 EV, I'll convert it to the 2000 EV (which was in effect in 2006).

324-214
Sorry if I posted too many maps just now.

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2012, with the most amount of districts each state has had, plus 2 (resulting in EV). .

(read: 5+1+1+1=8, 8+1+1=10).
703 EV. 352 to win.
President Barack Obama (D-IL) / Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE) - 442/26+D.C.
Former Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) / Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI) - 261/24

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Sorry about the double post, but...

A "random" map. Find the pattern to get nothing!

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2014 Senate at Presidential level (2012 for class 1/3 states)

328-207-3
331-207

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329-206-3
2012-15 Governor maps on a presidential level. Feel free to think of an electoral scenario.

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301-232-5
2010-13 Governors.

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20+, 10-19, 3-9
12-20

191-188-159
04-08

209-171-158
92-00

210-161-167

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1912 with those within 20% called for the 2nd place winner.
237-147-147
Meanwhile, in Congress, a Woodrow Wilson / Nicholas Butler team is voted for (assuming all Dems vote for Wilson or Marshall and All Pubs vote for Taft or Butler).

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Close states (within 10%) for 2nd place

1992
339-195-4

1996
385-153

2000
293-245

2004
344-194

2008
321-217

2012
295-243

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The four elections in which the popular vote winner lost.

1824
Adams, Jackson, Crawford, Clay
137-61-36-29
Victory for Jackson

1876
260-211
Larger victory for Hayes

1888
254-217
Slimmer victory for Harrison

2000
285-253
Larger victory for Bush

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Clinton takes all Perot support.

Clinton/Gore: 531 EV, 62% PV
Bush/Quayle: 7 EV, 37%  PV

And if Bush took all Perot support:

Bush/Quayle: 481 EV/56% PV/47 S
Clinton/Gore: 47 EV/43% PV/3 S + DC
Closest state was Maryland, with only 63 votes in Clinton's favor.

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Pub and Prog support combined.
R - 379E/51%P/34S
D - 152E/42%P/14S

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298-240

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1972 vs. 1984 (using 72 map)

President Richard Nixon (R-CA) / Vice President Spiro Agnew (R-MD) - 380
Governor and Future President Ronald Reagan (R-CA) / Ambassador and Future Vice President George Bush (R-TX) - 158

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I may have posted this before, but how could this happen in an actual election?

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52.3%/47.7%
311/227

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

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50.0%/50.0%
299/239

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

I decided to try my hand at a 2008 version.

Note: I didn't realize I could have given McCain Indiana until after I made the map.

Note: Implausible, if not impossible, under any normal circumstances.

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Implausible Shift of 100 EV, 2004 edition.
Kerry+100

Bush+100

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Cross-posting from evergreen's "will the presidential election be a repeat of louisiana 1991? thread.

The Bad, The Worse, and the Even Worse, or, Why Peebs Can't Have Nice Things, or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love The Impossible, or, Settle On A Title Already: An Impossible Timeline
Who each one is is up to interpretation.
November 8, 2016
CLINTON WINS IN A LANDSLIDE

Fmr. Sec. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) / Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) - 430/57.9%
Donald Trump (R-NY) / Govenor Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 108/39.6%
Other - 2.5%