Post Random Maps Here 2.0.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

That is....glorious. What are the states?

[bagelman]

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Is that actually random, or is there a point to it?

[bagelman]

Is that actually random, or is there a point to it?

Look who's talking!

Ignore the party colors, there's something about the states..

[CookieDamage]

That is....glorious. What are the states?

Thanks! And here:

[morgankingsley]

The 1904 election shocked the entire world. Roosevelt was a massively popular president who was basically expected to steal the election from the get go. Some even thought that some states in the south would flip to him. However, after the convention, Parker went on the road and traveled across the country, to seal up every south electoral vote, win his home state, get a few electoral votes from the north east, and close in some gap on the western states that while he knew he wouldn't win, he could at least bring the margins down. In election night, he won the election with a mere four electoral votes more than Roosevelt, and one more than needed to win. The popular vote was only 1.2 percent of a victory for him. At age 80, his vice president Henry Davis was the oldest person to become president or vice president.

-I know this is unrealistic, I was just bored-

[CookieDamage]

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA)/Fmr. Gov. Jay Nixon (D-MO) - 374 EVs - 45.92%

Pres. Donald Trump (R-NY)/Vice Pres. Mike Pence (R-IN) - 164 EVs - 36.73%

Fmr. Gov. John Kasich (I-OH)/Fmr. Gov. John Hickenlooper (I-CO) - 0 EVs - 11.05%

Social Democratic Party Candidate - 0 EVs - 3.9%

[Canis]

refrendum to show the poop sock to mom blue is against and red is for. Roy moore wins a write in campaign in dc the poop sock will not be shown to mom

[Lord Admirale]

Alternate 2008

Senator John McCain / Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison - 471 EV (54.9%)
President John Kerry / Governor Bill Richardson - 67 EV (44.2%)

[Nyssus]

United States presidential election, 2052

Tuesday, November 5, 2052

Candidates:

Senator Alejandro Guida (D-CA)/Gov. Lizzy Bristol (D-VA): 53%

Senator Mark Dubois (R-ME)/Rep. Seth Karbum (R-IL): 42%

Others: 5%

Closest States:

States where the margin of victory was under 1%

1. Alabama, 0.47% (tipping point state)

2. Kansas, 0.77% (tipping point state)

3. Louisiana, 0.94%

States where the margin of victory was 1-5%

1. New Jersey, 1.07%

2. Montana, 1.97%

3. Utah, 2.50%

4. Arkansas, 3.45%

5. Illinois, 4.33%

States where the margin of victory was 5-10%

1. South Carolina, 5.03%

2. Oregon, 5.55%

3. Missouri, 6.61%

4. Maine, 7.26%

5. Washington, 8.81%

6. Connecticut, 9.91%

[CookieDamage]

United States presidential election, 2052

Tuesday, November 5, 2052

Candidates:

Senator Alejandro Guida (D-CA)/Gov. Lizzy Bristol (D-VA): 53%

Senator Mark Dubois (R-ME)/Rep. Seth Karbum (R-IL): 42%

Others: 5%

Closest States:

States where the margin of victory was under 1%

1. Alabama, 0.47% (tipping point state)

2. Kansas, 0.77% (tipping point state)

3. Louisiana, 0.94%

States where the margin of victory was 1-5%

1. New Jersey, 1.07%

2. Montana, 1.97%

3. Utah, 2.50%

4. Arkansas, 3.45%

5. Illinois, 4.33%

States where the margin of victory was 5-10%

1. South Carolina, 5.03%

2. Oregon, 5.55%

3. Missouri, 6.61%

4. Maine, 7.26%

5. Washington, 8.81%

6. Connecticut, 9.91%

Does Chicago no longer exist?

[Senator Spark]

[Lord Admirale]

A Different America

Governor Loretta Sanchez (R-CA) / Former Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) - 313 EV (50.6%)
President Bob Casey (D-PA) / Vice President John Baldacci (D-ME) - 225 EV (47.4%)

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

From President Infinity:

2020 Election

Comedian Steven Colbert/Governor Steve Bullock: 56.3%, 374 EV
President Donald Trump/Vice President Mike Pence: 40.9%, 164 EV
Activist Adam Kokesh/Fmr. Governor Jesse Ventura: 2.2%, 0 EV
Dr. Jill Stein/Activist Ajamu Baraka: 0.5%, 0 EV
Other: 0.1%, 0 EV

Closest States:

Less than 1%:
New Hampshire: 49.1-48.7
South Carolina: 50.3-49.5

Between 1% and 5%:
Minnesota:45.3-42.2-12.3
Georgia: 50.7-46.6

[Lord Admirale]

No Bridgegate

2013 New Jersey Gubernatorial Election


Governor Chris Christie / Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno (Republican) - 55.1%
Newark Mayor Cory Booker / State Senator Barbara Buono (Democratic) - 43.6%

2016 Presidential Election

Governor Chris Christie / Senator Marco Rubio (Republican) - 337 EV (50.4%)
Secretary Hillary Clinton / Senator Tim Kaine (Democratic) - 201 EV (47.4%)

[Metalhead123]

No Bridgegate

2013 New Jersey Gubernatorial Election


Governor Chris Christie / Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno (Republican) - 55.1%
Newark Mayor Cory Booker / State Senator Barbara Buono (Democratic) - 43.6%

2016 Presidential Election

Governor Chris Christie / Senator Marco Rubio (Republican) - 337 EV (50.4%)
Secretary Hillary Clinton / Senator Tim Kaine (Democratic) - 201 EV (47.4%)

Why does Cory Booker run for governor in this scenario?

[Nyssus]

United States presidential election, 2004

Saturday, September 4, 2004

Candidates:

Senator John McCain (R-AZ)/Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA): 315 EV, 53%

House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt (D-MO)/Fmr. Senator Paul Wellstone (D-MN): 230 EV, 45%

Others: 0 EV, 2%

Closest States:

States where the margin of victory was less than 1%

1. Missouri, 0.47%

2. Pennsylvania, 0.94%

States where the margin of victory was 1-5%

1. Nevada, 1.33%

2. Massachusetts, 2.74%

3. Ohio, 4.97%

States where the margin of victory was 5-10%

1. North Dakota, 6.01%

2. West Virginia, 6.50%

3. Washington, 7.00%

4. California, 7.45%

5. Florida, 8.22%

6. Texas, 9.66%

7. Virginia, 9.98%

[morgankingsley]

Trump - 320 electoral votes
Hillary - 218 electoral votes

Minnesota goes to Trump here due to McMullin not running and those votes go to him by default, getting the state by about 10K votes or so, and New Hampshire since it was so close, Trump stopping there once more could have given him it. As a result, instead of losing the popular vote by 2.1 percent, it is about 1.5 percent or so.

[Blackacre]

United States Senate Elections, 2006



This is an extension of this thread, which I am plugging because I put a lot of time and effort into it and I wanna show it off! So I'll be posting Senate elections in this world going back to 2006. Here, Democrats pick up 5 seats, moving the 96-member Senate from a 50/46 Republican majority to a 51/45 Democratic one.

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

What are the Senate classes?

[Blackacre]

What are the Senate classes?

Class 1 is the group that gets elected in 2000,2006,2012,2018, and so on.

Class 2 is 2002,2008,2014,2020, and so on.

Class 3 is 2004,2010,2016,2022, and so on.

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

What are the Senate classes?

Class 1 is the group that gets elected in 2000,2006,2012,2018, and so on.

Class 2 is 2002,2008,2014,2020, and so on.

Class 3 is 2004,2010,2016,2022, and so on.

I know that, I meant which states are in which classes?

[Blackacre]

What are the Senate classes?

Class 1 is the group that gets elected in 2000,2006,2012,2018, and so on.

Class 2 is 2002,2008,2014,2020, and so on.

Class 3 is 2004,2010,2016,2022, and so on.

I know that, I meant which states are in which classes?

Oh okay!

In my distribution, as of the 2010 census: Texas, Serrano, (that's SoCal) Florida, New York, Frémont, (that's NorCal) Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolna, New Jersey, Virginia, Washington State, Massachusetts, and Indiana all have 1 senator in each of the 3 classes. Aside from that:

Arizona, Connecticut, (which includes Rhode Island now) Hawaii, Idaho, (that's OTL ID+WY+MT) Maine, Maryland, (which includes DC now) Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, and Wisconsin each have a Class 1 Senator.

Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Idaho, (but only after 2010) Louisiana, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Oregon, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia each have a Class 2 Senator. Iowa does too until the 2010 census.

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Dakota, (fusion of ND and SD) Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, and Wisconsin each have a Class 3 Senator.

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

Who are the current Senators from North Carolina?

[Blackacre]

Who are the current Senators from North Carolina?

In 2018? Richard Burr, Thom Tilis, and Dan Forest. Forest would be a major target for Ds in 2018.