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2040, 2044, 2048, 2052, 2056, 2060

Voted for either party 6/6 times = >90%
Voted for either party 5/6 times = >60%
Voted for either party 4/6 times = >30%
Voted for both parties 3/3 times = Green >50%

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2040, 2044, 2048, 2052, 2056, 2060

Voted for either party 6/6 times = >90%
Voted for either party 5/6 times = >60%
Voted for either party 4/6 times = >30%
Voted for both parties 3/3 times = Green >50%

Which party wins which elections?

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

70% D: won by the Democrat in 2040 & 2044
70% R: won by the Conservative in 2040 & 2044

40% D: won by the Conservative in 2040 and the Democrat in 2044
40% R: won by the Democrat in 2040 and the Conservative in 2044


(2040: Sen. Pete Buttigieg defeats Pres. G. T. Bynum
2044: Pres. Lillian Ressly defeats businesswoman Reynolds Straus)

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1976

Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale • 522 votes, 60.08%
Gerald R. Ford/Bob Dole • 16 votes, 38.02%

No playboy interview?

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1976

Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale • 522 votes, 60.08%
Gerald R. Ford/Bob Dole • 16 votes, 38.02%

1980

Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale • 428 votes, 51.01%
Ronald Reagan/George H. W. Bush • 110 votes, 40.75%
John B. Anderson/Patrick Lucey • 0 votes, 6.61%

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No playboy interview?

I just moved Carter's performances over by 20%. Come up with whatever explanation suits your interest lol

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2040, 2044, 2048, 2052, 2056, 2060

Voted for either party 6/6 times = >90%
Voted for either party 5/6 times = >60%
Voted for either party 4/6 times = >30%
Voted for both parties 3/3 times = Green >50%

Which party wins which elections?

Didn't even think about those yet! what would you say? I feel like one of the 6 is a landslide.

[Politician]

Guess.

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^ Alternate 2018 Gubernatorials? California, Arkansas, and Wyoming is throwing me off though.

[Joe Biden 2024]

Guess.

Dems win in the 1994 gubernatorial elections?

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Gov. Mandela Barnes (D-Wisc.) – 53.2%
Gov. Adam Laxalt (R-Nev.) – 46.5%

D<10, D<5, D<1 • Margins • R<1, R<5, R<10

[Devout Centrist]

Guess.

Wet dream 2006

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Gov. Mandela Barnes (D-Wisc.) – 53.2%
Gov. Adam Laxalt (R-Nev.) – 46.5%

D<10, D<5, D<1 • Margins • R<1, R<5, R<10

I don't believe we could see an election, even in the future, where a Democrat only barely wins NY, NJ, and PA, while also winning GA and losing FL and coming close in MO.

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A man can dream!

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A man can dream!

In this economy?

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I took 1952 and 1956 and swung the results to give Stevenson a narrow PV victory each time. It wasn't enough in 1952 but it did the trick in 56

1952

Dwight D. Eisenhower (R-KS) – 285 votes, 49.75%
Adlai Stevenson (D-IL) – 246 votes, 49.76%

1956

Adlai Stevenson (D-IL) – 272 votes, 49.68%
Dwight D. Eisenhower (R-KS) – 259 votes, 49.67%

[Politician]

2018 Senate Elections: President Clinton's 1st midterm

New Senators:
Rick Scott (FL)
Mike Pence (IN)
Ann Wagner (MO)
Ryan Zinke (MT)
Thomas Kean (NJ)
Kevin Cramer (ND)
John Kasich (OH)
Charlie Dent (PA)
Bill Haslam (TN)
Mitt Romney (UT)
Ed Gillepsie (VA)
Evan Jenkins (WV)
Scott Walker (WI)

[Nyssus]

United States presidential election, 2052

Candidates

Governor Sasha Taraka (D-GA)/Senator Olivia Hutchinson (D-KY): 52%

Senator Andrew Matthews (R-NY)/Senator Marco Ramirez (R-CA): 45%
State Senator Emily Caputo (G-VT)/City Councillor William O'Connor (G-CO): 1%

Fmr. Representative Anthony Williams (L-OR)/Town Supervisor Jason Shannon (L-NE): 1%

Others: 1%

Closest States

States where the margin of victory was less than 1%

Louisiana, 0.59%

Montana, 0.99%

States where the margin of victory was 1-5%

Kentucky, 1.04%

Alabama, 3.00%

Arkansas, 3.56%

Kansas, 3.71%

California, 3.92%

Tennessee, 4.77%

Washington, 4.82%

New Hampshire, 4.85%

New Jersey, 4.97%

States where the margin of victory was 5-10%

Missouri, 5.33%

Utah, 6.02%

West Virginia, 6.98%

Oregon, 7.01%

New York, 7.44%

South Carolina, 7.88%

Minnesota, 7.90%

Illinois, 8.10%

North Dakota, 8.48%

Vermont, 8.61%

State trend map

[morgankingsley]

MCCAIN WINS!

McCain - 280

Obama - 258

This was a quick map I made when I heard of his death, just for a short in honor of post

[Nyssus]

United States presidential election, 2056

Candidates

President Sasha Taraka (D-GA)/Vice President Olivia Hutchinson (D-KY): 55%

Governor Scott Andrew (R-OR)/Representative Shawn Toracelli (R-IA): 42%

Mrs. Alexandria Cooper (G-IN)/Mayor Madeline Walsh (G-NY): 1%

Mayor Eric Tomasi (L-NM)/City Councillor Phil Muller (L-WV): 1%

Others: 1%

[pops]

I run for President and get my ass handed to me

I run for President and kick ass

I run for President as a pretty powerful Independent

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Electoral vote by state, 2048-2068

Presidential elections of 2048 - 2068

D >90%: Voted Democratic in all 6 elections

D >60%: Voted Democratic in 5 out of 6 elections

D >30%: Voted Democratic in 4 out of 6 elections

I >50%: Voted either party in 3 out of 6 elections

R >30%: Voted Republican in 4 out of 6 elections

R >60%: Voted Republican in 5 out of 6 elections

R >90%: Voted Republican in all 6 elections

[morgankingsley]

Donald Trump / Mike Pence - 348 electoral votes / 58 percent popular vote
Tim Kaine / Doug Jones - 188 electoral votes / 40 percent popular vote

Mike Pence / Ben Shapiro - 334 electoral votes / 50 percent popular
Tulsi Gabbard / Dwayne Johnson - 188 electoral votes / 37 percent popular
Paul Ryan / Al Franken - 14 electoral votes / 13 percent popular

Mike Pence /  Ben Shapiro - 331 electoral votes / 54 percent popular
Julian Castro / Sherrod Brown - 207 electoral votes / 46 percent popular

Chelsea Clinton / Ivanka Trump - 276 electoral votes / 49 percent popular
Marco Rubio / Ted Cruz - 262 electoral votes / 49 percent popular

I was bored ok, this is not meant to make sense

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Democratic Vote share 2020 to 2040

>10% loss of vote share - 90%
6-10% loss - 70%
1-5% loss - 50%
<1% loss - 30%

>10% gain of vote share - 90%
6-10% gain - 70%
1-5% gain - 50%
<1% gain - 30%

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Republican share of the vote by state 2032

Democratic share of the vote 2032

2032 Election