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[FEMA Camp Administrator]

307-224 GOP

1912 election. Moderately progressive Republican incumbent defeats a Democratic candidate always flip flopping between prairie populism and business. The Democrat was rumored to be a secret member of the Mormon church, considered a cult by the GOP campaign.

Virginia should be (Atlas) red here. it was definitely a part of the Solid South around this time period even if the margins were a bit smaller than in the deepest parts of Dixie.

He's pretty obviously just using a reversed 2012 map and attempting to explain it a hundred years prior.

Florida

Hot damn.

[bagelman]

FL I don't think I could get away with.

[Burke Bro]

2020 General Election

Donald Trump/Mike Pence: 273
Joe Biden/Kamala Harris: 265

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

2020 General Election

Donald Trump/Mike Pence: 273
Joe Biden/Kamala Harris: 265

If Biden is winning Iowa, he's probably also winning at least one of Ohio, Arizona, Florida, Pennselvanyia, or North Carolina and thus the election.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

2020 General Election

Donald Trump/Mike Pence: 273
Joe Biden/Kamala Harris: 265

If Biden is winning Iowa, he's probably also winning at least one of Ohio, Arizona, Florida, Pennselvanyia, or North Carolina and thus the election.

Or ME-02.

[Mail-order President]

2000 Election if the Mainstream media didn't call Florida for Gore before the panhandle closed depressing turnout among GOP Voters.  Popular vote is a complete tossup (probably within 50,000 votes).

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2020 General Election

Donald Trump/Mike Pence: 273
Joe Biden/Kamala Harris: 265

If Biden is winning Iowa, he's probably also winning at least one of Ohio, Arizona, Florida, Pennselvanyia, or North Carolina and thus the election.

Or ME-02.

I'm more curious as to what caused the Utahns to forget how much they hated Trump despite the country at-large moving away from him

[Mail-order President]

The Lewinsky Scandal occurs earlier during the height of the 1996 Election campaign.  This in turn brings out the Evangelical vote for the GOP and siphons off some Perot voters to Dole as well.

President Bill Clinton (D-AR)/Vice President Al Gore (D-TN) - 286 EV, 46.1%
Senator Bob Dole (R-KS)/Former Rep. Jack Kemp (R-NY) - 252 EV, 45.7%
Ross Perot (Reform-TX)/Pat Choate (Reform-TX) - 0 EV, 7.2%

Pennsylvania is decided by 3,000 votes and Bill Clinton is barely reelected.

[CookieDamage]

Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale - 315 EVs
Bob Dole/Ronald Reagan

[CookieDamage]

Here's the US if Reconstruction produced a greater degree of racial rapprochement, less white supremacy, and an economically stronger Dixie. In this TL the south is strongly Social Democrat, the Midwest and mountain West is solid GOP, the upland south is competitive, and states like Virginia, Connecticut, NJ, and Penn are battleground due to the strong Liberal Party, which is a socially left, economically moderate party.

SocDems are the party of urbanites, leftists, working poor, and minorities. Catholics, Jews, gays, Latinos, etc.

GOP is a big tent between white protestant upper class business types and lower to middle class protestant natvists.

Liberals are the party of center leftists and moderates, mostly white but not overwhelmingly. Mostly protestant but 55% protestant 30% Catholic 15% Jewish. Party of the suburbs

Moderate SocDem victory

Strong SocDem victory

Moderate GOP victory

Strong GOP victory

Moderate Liberal victory

Strong Liberal Victory

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

guess

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale - 315 EVs
Bob Dole/Ronald Reagan

Why would Bob Dole be a worse candidate than Reagan? (I assume this is 1980).

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

guess

Heitkamp/Manchin vs. Generic R.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

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Heitkamp/Manchin vs. Generic R.

There is actually a complex level of logic to this map, based solely on real elections.

Also, same logic, used in a different topic leads to this map:

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

This map should be a strong hint towards what you are looking for, since it was produced using the same logic as the other 2.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

guess

Heitkamp/Manchin vs. Generic R.

There is actually a complex level of logic to this map, based solely on real elections.

Also, same logic, used in a different topic leads to this map:

Senators and Governors with a moderate democratic swing in 2014.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

guess

Heitkamp/Manchin vs. Generic R.

There is actually a complex level of logic to this map, based solely on real elections.

Also, same logic, used in a different topic leads to this map:

Senators and Governors with a moderate democratic swing in 2014.

It is a 6 point swing in 2014 + a 9 point swing in 2016, all swings based on the 2-party vote, not the total vote.

[Dr. MB]

2016

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 124
Scott Walker/Jon Kyl 140
Jesse Ventura/Bob Healey* 274

*–Still alive in this scenario

[Dr. MB]

2020

Incumbent Liberal president Marco Rubio narrowly puts off a challenge.

Marco Rubio/John Kasich (Liberal): 277
Alex Jones/Cynthia McKinney (Independent): 261

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2018 election

Republican Party, Leader Barack Obama of Illinois (Leader since 2007)
Progressive-Conservative Party, Leader Mark Warner of Virginia (since 2010)
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, Leader Eric Greitens of Missouri (since 2016)
Justice Party, Leader Hilda Solís of California (since 2008)
Silver Party, Leader Paulette Jordan of Idaho (since 2018)

Bold: Members of the Government coalition
White: Not in the Union

[America Needs R'hllor]

2018 election

Republican Party, Leader Barack Obama of Illinois (Leader since 2007)
Progressive-Conservative Party, Leader Mark Warner of Virginia (since 2010)
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, Leader Eric Greitens of Missouri (since 2016)
Justice Party, Leader Hilda Solís of California (since 2008)
Silver Party, Leader Paulette Jordan of Idaho (since 2018)

Bold: Members of the Government coalition
White: Not in the Union

Interesting. So with Warner as the conservative leader of the country, we have a much more left-wing America?

[Huey Long is a Republican]

These are the primaries for both parties. Guess the Candidates:

GOP

DEM:

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2018 election
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Republican Party, Leader Barack Obama of Illinois (Leader since 2007)
Progressive-Conservative Party, Leader Mark Warner of Virginia (since 2010)
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, Leader Eric Greitens of Missouri (since 2016)
Justice Party, Leader Hilda Solís of California (since 2008)
Silver Party, Leader Paulette Jordan of Idaho (since 2018)

Bold: Members of the Government coalition
White: Not in the Union

Interesting. So with Warner as the conservative leader of the country, we have a much more left-wing America?

Warner and the PCP are considered centrists. The DFL are conservative, and have a large presence across the Midwest. They're the main opponents of the liberal GOP, except they just didn't do well in this election, as evidenced by the map. Nationwide, it's sort of a three-party system between the GOP, PCP, and DFL being liberal, moderate, and conservative, respectively.
Silver are Western populists, and I intended them as a sort of continuation of the Silver movement of the 1800s if they lived into the modern day. Not really ideological, mostly regionalist and kind of volatile, as opposed to the stable, establishmentarian version of the Mountain West we have IRL.
Justice are also regional, but they're firmly progressive and effectively replace the GOP in the West, and frequently ally with the GOP in national elections.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

These are the primaries for both parties. Guess the Candidates:

What year is this? If it's 2020, these are my guesses
GOP: Trump (gold), Rubio (blue), Abbott (green), Kasich (yellow), and I really have no clue who the pink could be

Dem: Bernie or Warren (green), Kander (yellow), and Merkley (pink)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

These are the primaries for both parties. Guess the Candidates:

What year is this? If it's 2020, these are my guesses
GOP: Trump (gold), Rubio (blue), Abbott (green), Kasich (yellow), and I really have no clue who the pink could be

Dem: Bernie or Warren (green), Kander (yellow), and Merkley (pink)

it's in 2016