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[WestVegeta]

2020 Democratic Primaries

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA)

Sen. Elizabeth Warren

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)/Fmr. Gov. Deval Patrick (D-MA): 324 EVs

Pres. Donald Trump (R-NY)/Vice Pres. Mike Pence (R-IN): 214 EVs

[Politician]

Democratic Party: 51 seats (+2)
Republican Party: 49 seats (-2)

[CookieDamage]

2020 Democratic Primaries

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA)

Sen. Elizabeth Warren

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)/Fmr. Gov. Deval Patrick (D-MA): 324 EVs

Pres. Donald Trump (R-NY)/Vice Pres. Mike Pence (R-IN): 214 EVs

Sherrod Brown is not winning Kamala Harris' own state on Super Tuesday especially seeing she somehow won AZ and NV.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Misteeer & cookiedamage: I'm in love with these future election maps you guys are posting.

[Nyssus]

Misteeer & cookiedamage: I'm in love with these future election maps you guys are posting.

Thanks!

[Nyssus]

United States presidential election, 2060

Candidates

Senator Connor LaValley (R-WI)/Governor Alex Byrnes (R-OK): 53%

Vice President Olivia Hutchinson (D-KY)/Representative Anna Melfi (D-NJ): 45%

State Rep. Andrew Mitchell (G-WA)/Town Board Member Andrea Newsom (G-AZ): 2%

Democratic Vote Share By State

Republican Vote Share By State

[CookieDamage]

Misteeer & cookiedamage: I'm in love with these future election maps you guys are posting.

Thank you!

[NEW JERSEY FOR MENENDEZ]

2036

President Tom Kean (R-NJ) / Vice President Eric Ulrich (R-NY) - 328 EV (54.1%)
Senator Rafael Anchia (D-TX) / Senator Andy Beshear (D-KY) - 210 EV (44.6%)

Democratic Vote Share By State

Republican Vote Share By State

Swing Map

Trend Map

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Guess

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Guess

The secret, preordained results of the 2020 election that the (((powers that be))) accidentally let leak online?

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Guess

The secret, preordained results of the 2020 election that the (((powers that be))) accidentally let leak online?

No
Hint: It has something to do with 2016.

[OBD]

Pres. Doug Jones gets hecced by climate?

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Pres. Doug Jones gets hecced by climate?

Little bit further in the future than that.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

SENATE ELECTIONS, 2018-2032
2018 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 51 (+2)
Republican Party: 49 (-2)

2020 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 63 (+12)
Republican Party: 37 (-12)

2022 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 74 (+8)
Republican Party: 30 (-8)


2024 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 76 (+2)
Republican Party: 28 (-2)


2026 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 74 (-2)
Republican Party: 30 (+2)

2028 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 72 (-2)
Republican Party: 32 (+2)

2030 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 63 (-9)
Republican Party: 41 (+9)

2032 Senate Elections

Democratic Party: 55 (-8)
Republican Party: 49 (+8)


CURRENT SENATE COMPOSITION

[Nyssus]

United States presidential election, 2060

_{Tuesday, November 2, 2064}

Candidates

Ms. Alexandra Sanchez (I-TX)/Mr. Ted Hong (I-WA): 50% ✓

Senator George Richardson (R-PA)/Senator Anne Savage (R-MO): 24%

Senator Emily Hollande (D-LA)/Representative Zora Irabi (D-AZ): 23%

Mayor Bill Williams (G-NE)/Mayor Jason Edwards (G-MI): 1%

Fmr. State Senator Richard Johnston (L-ID)/City Councillor Alex McCarty (L-IL): 1%

Others: 1%

Trend Map

Closest States

_{>40% - Victory margin of less than 1%}

_{>50% - Victory margin of 1-5%}

_{>60% - Victory margin of 5-10%}

[alancia]

 United States Presidential Election, 2016 (My Campaign Trail Game)

Businessman Donald Trump / Fmr. Senator Scott Brown: 357 EV's / 68,938,994 / 52.82%
Fmr. SOS Hillary Clinton / Sen. Cory Booker: 181 EV's / 57,727,431 / 44.23%
Others: 0 EV's / 3,858,537 / 2.95%

The 2016 election is remembered as one the biggest turnarounds in American politics. Donald Trump won the Republican nomination after a campaign marked by his divisive statements. However, once the general election started Trump struck a moderate tone to his campaign without leaving some conservative credentials, centering his message on a populist, anti-establishment message.

His opponent, Hillary Clinton, had also just won a long primary with populist senator Bernie Sanders. Clinton, seemingly destined to be the first female president, faltered to her Republican challenger. Hillary's long history in politics made her an easy target, along with her scandals and past actions. Furthermore, a poor debate perfomance, several terrorist attacks in Europe and fainting on stage contributed to a defeat that is widely seen as a rebuke to Obama's presidency.

Donald Trump managed to flip the Rust Belt by double digits, and score victories in leaning states like Colorado and Nevada. The biggest surprises were Minnesota and Connecticut, which gave their electors for a Republican for the first time in decades. Trump also got close in NJ, OR and DE.

Swing State Results

Ohio: 3,095,424 / 56.23% /// 2,289,487 / 41.59%

Florida: 4,718,288 / 55.24% /// 3,730,813 / 43.68%

Wisconsin: 1,657,332 / 55.23% /// 1,292,478 / 43.07%

New Hampshire: 398,492 / 54.91% /// 314,738 / 43.37%

Pennsylvania: 3,325,531 / 54.22% /// 2,666,303 / 43.47%

Virginia: 2,136,561 / 54.19% /// 1,736,033 / 44.03%

Iowa: 878,064 / 54.15% /// 704,863 / 43.47%
 
Michigan: 2,568,449 / 54.13% /// 2,099,876 / 44.26%

Minnesota: 1,540,563 / 49.84% /// 1,404,311 / 45.44%

Connecticut: 788,374 / 49.52% /// 782,791 / 49.17%

Nevada: 530,185 / 49.44% /// 509,692 / 47.53%

Colorado: 1,341,469 / 49.28% /// 1,198,915 / 44.04%

Maine-AL: 356,852 / 48.07% /// 348,256 / 46.91%

Oregon: 887,056 / 46.87% /// 875,458 / 46.26%

New Jersey: 1,890,650 / 49.79% /// 1,845,377 / 48.70%

Delaware: 200,814 / 49.47% /// 194,185 / 47.84%

Illinois: 2,715,740   / 49.31% /// 2,613,990   / 47.46%

[morgankingsley]

United States Presidential Election, 2016 (My Campaign Trail Game)

Businessman Donald Trump / Fmr. Senator Scott Brown: 357 EV's / 68,938,994 / 52.82%
Fmr. SOS Hillary Clinton / Sen. Cory Booker: 181 EV's / 57,727,431 / 44.23%
Others: 0 EV's / 3,858,537 / 2.95%

The 2016 election is remembered as one the biggest turnarounds in American politics. Donald Trump won the Republican nomination after a campaign marked by his divisive statements. However, once the general election started Trump struck a moderate tone to his campaign without leaving some conservative credentials, centering his message on a populist, anti-establishment message.

His opponent, Hillary Clinton, had also just won a long primary with populist senator Bernie Sanders. Clinton, seemingly destined to be the first female president, faltered to her Republican challenger. Hillary's long history in politics made her an easy target, along with her scandals and past actions. Furthermore, a poor debate perfomance, several terrorist attacks in Europe and fainting on stage contributed to a defeat that is widely seen as a rebuke to Obama's presidency.

Donald Trump managed to flip the Rust Belt by double digits, and score victories in leaning states like Colorado and Nevada. The biggest surprises were Minnesota and Connecticut, which gave their electors for a Republican for the first time in decades. Trump also got close in NJ, OR and DE.

Swing State Results

Ohio: 3,095,424 / 56.23% /// 2,289,487 / 41.59%

Florida: 4,718,288 / 55.24% /// 3,730,813 / 43.68%

Wisconsin: 1,657,332 / 55.23% /// 1,292,478 / 43.07%

New Hampshire: 398,492 / 54.91% /// 314,738 / 43.37%

Pennsylvania: 3,325,531 / 54.22% /// 2,666,303 / 43.47%

Virginia: 2,136,561 / 54.19% /// 1,736,033 / 44.03%

Iowa: 878,064 / 54.15% /// 704,863 / 43.47%
 
Michigan: 2,568,449 / 54.13% /// 2,099,876 / 44.26%

Minnesota: 1,540,563 / 49.84% /// 1,404,311 / 45.44%

Connecticut: 788,374 / 49.52% /// 782,791 / 49.17%

Nevada: 530,185 / 49.44% /// 509,692 / 47.53%

Colorado: 1,341,469 / 49.28% /// 1,198,915 / 44.04%

Maine-AL: 356,852 / 48.07% /// 348,256 / 46.91%

Oregon: 887,056 / 46.87% /// 875,458 / 46.26%

New Jersey: 1,890,650 / 49.79% /// 1,845,377 / 48.70%

Delaware: 200,814 / 49.47% /// 194,185 / 47.84%

Illinois: 2,715,740   / 49.31% /// 2,613,990   / 47.46%

You should make a timeline out of this

[morgankingsley]

2016 if Trump wins his home state of New York

Donald Trump - 452 electoral votes / 57.9 percent popular vote

Hillary Clinton - 86 electoral votes / 36.1 percent popular vote

[morgankingsley]

2012 if Romney won his home state of Massachusetts

Mitt Romney - 485 electoral votes / 59.7 percent popular vote
Barack Obama - 53 electoral votes / 38.56 percent popular vote.

[bagelman]

[morgankingsley]

2000 if Gore won his home state of Tennessee

Al Gore - 343 electoral votes / 50.57 percent popular vote
George W Bush - 195 electoral votes / 45.68 percent popular vote.

[morgankingsley]

1972 if McGovern had won his home state of South Dakota

Richard Nixon - 503 electoral votes / 56.2 percent popular vote
George McGovern - 35 electoral votes / 42.0 percent popular vote

[morgankingsley]

1968 if Nixon had won his home state of New York

Richard Nixon - 426 electoral votes / 46.3 percent
Hubert Humphrey - 67 electoral votes / 39.7 percent popular vote
George Wallace - 45 electoral votes / 13.5 percent popular vote

Wallace comes dangerously close to getting in second place here.

[morgankingsley]

1956 if Stevenson had won his home state of Illinois

Adlai Stevenson - 352 electoral votes / 51.72 percent popular vote
Dwight Eisenhower - 179 electoral votes / 47.62 percent popular vote