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2032 Presidential Election

Governor Koopa D. Quick (R-IA)/Senator Inland M. Populist (R-MT): 276 EVs, 48.52%.
Senator Coastal D. Elitist (D-NY)/Senator Generic Third-wayist (D-CO): 262 EVs , 49.22%.

Governor Koopa's populist campaign cedes further ground to the Democrats in the suburbs but plays great in the Midwest, finally claiming Minnesota for the Republicans. A loss by the Governor in Georgia, decided by less than 1%, would have given Senator Elitist the Presidency.

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2032 Election

Governor AndriyValeriovich (D-UK)/Senator Elisa O. Populist (D-IN): 297 EVs, 50.1%
Senator Suburban R. Snob (R-NC)/Governor Even M. Elitist (R-GA): 241 EVs, 48.2%

Despite doubts from the political establishment that an Ukrainian conservative Democrat could win an election for the party, observers were stunned after his upset against Senator Snob restored the old Democratic working-class coalition while cementing the suburbs as a Republican bastion once again.

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Governor Politician (D-MA)/Senator Generic D. Populist (D-IA): 279 EVs, 50.0%
Governor Religious M. Conservative (R-GA)/Congressman Tea P. Loon (R-TN): 259 EVs, 48.8%

After a campaign characterized by many as among the most boring in recent history, but one where the rather controversial Governor Politician held a small but consistent lead over the more unpopular Governor Conservative, the Governor accomplished a victory not out of place in the early XXI century, by expanding upon 2016 nominee Hillary Clinton's performance in the upper Midwest.

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2028 Presidential Election

Governor Charismatic R. Blankslate (R-NH)/Governor Populist S. Conservative (R-MN): 284 EVs, 47.9%
Attorney General Misteer (ID-NY)/Senator Bland D. Neoliberal (D-CO): 254 EVs, 47.1%

Independent Democrat Misteer's loss was considered a great tragedy for Democrats. He had served as the Attorney General in the popular incumbent Democratic President's Cabinet, and rode his support to the D nomination as an Independent, tying the different strands of the party together because of his reluctance to take a position on many issues. However, the strategy that worked so well in the primaries proved his downfall in the general election, as the Republicans were able to define him quickly, as he had not done so himself. His approvals saw an instant drop after the sustained attack campaign, and he failed to defend himself, sealing his fate as a GOP victory Lee Atwater would be proud of. His once-high approvals proved effective at, if not propelling him to victory, cushioning his defeat as an unexpectedly close one.