Post a hypothetical election result, and the next poster says who it's about

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Ross Perot victory, but the Democrat isn't Bill.

Bill Clinton vs. Northeastern GOPer 2000?

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Jimmy Carter performing better in 1980 but not by much.

Tough, but I wanna see who guesses what.

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Future election where the Democrat loses but still maintains sunbelt Dixie states and traditionally safe northern states.

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Strong 3rd party Dixie ticket vs. White rural dems with traditional urban minority bases vs. Moderate suburbanites gop'ers

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I'll post a new one.

Eisenhower and Stevenson brought back from the dead to a rematch in 2012, 2016, or 2020.

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1976 with minor differences with 2010 EC numbers

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66 or 88 win for dems map?

dem wins staten island 60-40(not winning in a wave overall)

Anyways:

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Joe Manchin vs. Marsha Blackburn vs Chris McDaniel, with grey being states not in yet?

A strange mirror universe

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1960: Richard Nixon vs. Hubert Humphrey vs. a moderate ticket consisting of a Westerner and a Northeasterner

Red - Democrat won

Blue - GOP won

Green - Too close to call

Yellow - Moderate Hero/Too close to call but in yellow

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Phil Scott/Chris Christie vs Jay Nixon/Brian Schweitzer

Some kind of alternate 2014?

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You can't just answer the previous post without contributing... Now I don't anything to answer.

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Class 3 Senate Election with Pink being DEM pickups. Good year for dems.

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A Democratic primary with Amy Klobuchar, Cory Booker, and John Bel Edwards

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That's exactly nearly right! Blue was Joe Biden, but you were right with Klobuchar and Bel Edwards.

Next poster can answer Mitt Romney's. Pass.

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2008: Obama vs. Romney with a worse recession and a Ron Paul third party

Election today using demographics from the 1970s and 1980s.

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FDR Vs. Hoover (no depression)

1948 Truman vs Dewey without Thurmond

I played an election game and won with this result. What politicians would make this result possible today?

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None, it's impossible today. Maybe politicians after World War 2 but before the 80s or so. Maybe a Louisiana Dem with a westerner VP vs. a Rockefeller GOPper.

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1924 without LaFollette

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2016- A crisis Breaks our in the western half of the nation thus causing many voters to move to the belts.

Wrong, it was Kamala Harris vs. Cory Booker vs. Bernie Sanders although the presence of electoral votes makes it look misleading. Pass.

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Modern landslide election with 1990s demographics on the ticket. Maybe a midwestern Populist Dem vs. a Texan Republican.

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Nothing about that map makes any sense.

More successful McGovern run. Does he win there?

 

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Rand Paul converts to Communism and runs in 2020

I used post 2000 electoral numbers... Y'all can't even be bothered to look at details.

Pass.

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Those look like 2004 or 2008 EV numbers. Anyway, Gore or Kerry vs. Bush, where a Green party candidate pledges to spend billions to retrain coal miners for clean energy jobs. As a result, KY and WV love this candidate, and vote for her/him.

It was 2008. It was Jennifer Granholm/Roy Barnes (D) vs. Bill Frist/Mitt Romney (R) vs. Steve Beshear/Howard Dean OR Bernie Sanders (I)

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Alternate 1964 or 1968 with a Mountain West Dem on the ticket

(not a primary)

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1860 if Bell and Douglas swapped parties

Generic R v Generic D at 9:00 PM

Whoah luv, you forgot te put up your own map ! x

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Hmm... The solid Democratic South minus Virginia suggests an election in late 40s to the early 60s. Democratic Vermont muddles that a little bit, especially with a Republican NY right next to it. Cali, Arizona, and Alaska going Democratic the same time as the Deep South is a big LOL too. I literally have no idea. I would say this could be a post-FDR Truman map but if FDR couldn't win Vermont even once then... Also Oklahoma rarely went Dem at all... OMG!

Is it a map of the US Senate at some point in time? Maybe the party most represented in each state in the House?

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Hmm...

Steve Bullock/Heidi Heitkamp (D) vs. Donald Trump/Brian Sandoval (R)

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Hold on to your hats folks. The worst possible 2020 outcome. Hillary is POTUS but is unpopular and Sanders runs as Indy. The GOP field is crowded with the party nominating moderate hero John Kasich, in much disgust to Trump. who runs as a Conservative Independent candidate.

With a 4-horse race, the electoral college deadlocks for the first time since 1824.

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