Post Random Maps Here 2.0.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

what about Arizona?

[Metalhead123]

Guess. Pretty easy.

the least states needed to reach 270

[bagelman]

what about Arizona?

edited that in

The reverse of the previous scenario. Republicans find a candidate with the same ability as Trump to attract WCWs but doesn't alienate other conservatives. Combined with a sleazy Democratic administration and the Democratic candidate being someone like Cuomo, the worst traits of Hillary Clinton, etc. The resulting election sees the great Rural Revolt managing to win over the hearts of many moderate suburbanites. As of the morning after, New York has just been called for the GOP as they continue to celebrate into the dawn. New Jersey, for some reason, remains too close to call, as does ME-01 bolstered by a Portland loyal to the Democrats. Republicans won all KY counties, in MO they won all but St. Louis City, Illinois was called before California.

[Sestak]

Electoral College Same-Sex Marraige Referendum

2/3 of electors required
Yes - 359
No - 179

[Sestak]

Electoral College 20 Week Abortion Ban Referendum

2/3 of electors required
Yes - 355
No - 183

[Sestak]

My favorite map ever.

Four-color Theorem Electoral College Majority.

Dem 270
Rep 80
Ind 82
Oth 106

This was only just barely possible. I initially concluded it was impossible when I was just using states (for which I do believe the 269 I got is the maximum), however, I made the decision to do congressional districts separately (each NE/ME congressional district must be a different color from all other states and NE/ME CDs bordering it), which allowed NE-01 to become the 270th Dem vote.

Best map ever.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Electoral College 20 Week Abortion Ban Referendum

2/3 of electors required
Yes - 355
No - 183

If it said "Unless in case of Rape" FF TL

[Anti-Bothsidesism]

Electoral College Same-Sex Marraige Referendum

2/3 of electors required
Yes - 359
No - 179

I want more of this.

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Electoral College Same-Sex Marraige Referendum

2/3 of electors required
Yes - 359
No - 179

I would think North Carolina would be green here.

[WestVegeta]

2016

Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE)/Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): 274 EVs

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)/Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ): 264 EVs

2020

Gov. Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC): 315 EVs

President Joe Biden (D-DE)/Vice President Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): 223 EVs

2024

President Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Vice President Tim Scott (R-SC): 336 EVs

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)/Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA): 202 EVs

2028

House Majority Leader Tim Ryan (D-OH)/Gov. Julian Castro (D-TX): 273 EVs

Vice Pres. Tim Scott (R-SC)/Sen. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL): 265 EVs

[bagelman]

Same idea as my previous post, which is the last on the last page, this time for 2012.

363-175 GOP above, 386-149 DEM below

[1978 New Wave skinny trousers]

In a similar but older game, President Elect 1988, I won as Kennedy in 1960 with this map, although I lost the popular vote:

John F. Kennedy: 313 EV/49.4%
Richard Nixon: 224 EV/50.6%

[bagelman]

Above: 302-236 GOP

2008

Below: 464-74 DEM

Just as a reminder, I'm taking the most rightward or leftward swing and having the state swing that way instead of the way it did.

[West_Midlander]

Based on Democracy 3 - Democracy 3 was released in 2013, so this will pick up in 2014. The game begins with you taking office after being elected.

January 20th, 2013: West_Midlander takes office after winning the Democratic primaries in an upset against incumbent President Obama and then winning the general election.

Results based off of party support % in game. For the midterms I am taking the Democratic % support halfway through the term.
US House of Representatives
Republican - 222 (-12)
Democratic - 213 (+12)
Democrats won the popular vote but lost due to gerrymandering.
Senate special elections

United States Senate

Republican - 51 (+6)
Democratic - 47 (-6)
Independent - 2
The Senate is 51-49 as the two Independents caucus with the Democrats.

[MycroftCZ]

Map of Senators and Governors from each state
Dark Blue- 3 Republicans
Light Blue- 1 Democrat either Senator or Governor
Light Red- 1 Republican either Senator or Governor
Dark Red- 3 Democrats

Vermont if green because it's got a Republican Governor, Democratic Senator and Independent Senator. Montana is interesting because it's got a Democratic Governor and Senator. Seeing Alabama only light blue is kinda amazing...

[bagelman]

Above: 461-67 GOP

2004

Below: 360-168 DEM

[West_Midlander]

Democracy 3 Part 2
The game is kind of broken in that if you do pretty good you can really runaway with the vote totals.

This one is called:


The PV was 98.7 to 1.3%.

[bagelman]

Above: 456-82 GOP

2000

Below: 388-150 DEM

[bagelman]

1996: Ross Perot defeats incumbent president Clinton and the Republican challenger.

[West_Midlander]

Democracy 3 Part 2 Continued
US House
Democratic - 415 (+212)
Republican - 20 (-212)
US Senate
Democratic - 68 (+24)
Republican - 30 (-24)
Independent - 2
Democrats control the Senate, 70-30.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Oh, geez louise!

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Oof

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2000

Pres. Doris McGonagill (D-Ohio) / VP Joseph Welker (D-Georgia) - 275 votes, 48.9%
Fmr. Atty. Gen. Keith Mott (R-Texas) / Fmr. Sen. Harold Nelson (R-Ohio) - 259 votes, 47.8%
Gov. Nancy Isom (I-Utah) / Lt. Gov. Jerome Murphy (I-Utah) - 5 votes, 1.2%

2004

Pres. McGonagill / VP Welker - 307 votes, 51.0%
Sen. Kim Hixson (R-Washington) / Fmr. Gov. Stephen Reiher (R-Wisconsin) - 226 votes, 46.5%
Gov. Isom / Lt. Gov. Murphy - 5 votes, 0.9%

2008

CEO Richard M. Peralta (I-California) / Fmr. Secy. Jo-Ann Wilson (I-Florida) - 312 votes, 35.9%
Sen. Paul Wolf (R-Oklahoma) / Mayor Danjue Shang (R-Georgia) - 116 votes, 32.4%
VP Welker / Sen. Dirk Vanderwall (D-Wisconsin) - 101 votes, 30.7%
Gov. Isom / Gov. J. P. Escalante (I-Idaho) - 9 votes, 1.5%

2012

Pres. Peralta / VP Wilson - 463 votes, 56.5%
Mayor Shang / Fmr. Gov. Joshua Thoms (R-Florida) - 48 votes, 35.7%
Mayor Jacquelyn Ward (D-D.C.) / Rep. Ryan Whitby (D-New York) - 17 votes, 17.0%
Gov. Isom / Sen. Escalante - 10 votes, 1.4%

[bagelman]

Above: 509-29 DEM

1996

Below: 374-153 GOP

[bagelman]

Above: 503-22 DEM

1992

Below: 345-104 GOP