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BushKerry04
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« on: July 23, 2024, 08:27:36 PM »

Red = Republican, center-right
Blue = Democratic, center-left
Orange = Conservative, far right
Green = Liberal, far left

1972


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« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2024, 12:16:49 AM »

I enjoyed reading this, thanks for posting. I'm not sure if I agree with all of the state wins (I'm particularly thinking of WV for Ronald Reagan), although then again spoilers would be a bigger thing in this timeline. I wish this could've happened, I believe that this country would be better off with the fringes mostly contained in their own corners.
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« Reply #2 on: July 24, 2024, 02:00:01 AM »
« Edited: July 24, 2024, 08:43:55 PM by Christian Man »

I made a scenario where the top 2 in terms of EC go into a runoff.


Edit: I messed up 1984's because I assumed that Ford was running for re-election. I have edited it accordingly.



PV:
Nixon: 51.6% (Endorsement: Conservative)
Humphrey: 48.4% (Endorsement: Progressive)

1976: No change
PV:
Carter: 51.05% (Endorsement: None)
Ford: 48.95% (Endorsement: None)

1980:


1980:
PV:

Ford: 48.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Reagan: 51.1% (Endorsement: None)

1984:


PV:
Dole: 55.4% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Robertson: 44.6% (Endorsement: None)

1988:


PV:
Clinton: 51.35% (Endorsement: None)
Dole: 47.65% (Endorsement: Conservative)

1992:


PV:
Clinton: 53.85% (Endorsement: Republican)
Cuomo: 45.15% (Endorsement: None)

1996:


PV:
Bradley: 49.75% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Lamar: 50.25% (Endorsement: None)

2000:


PV:
Bradley: 50.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
John McCain: 49.1% (Endorsement: None)

2004:


PV:
Clark: 51.9% (Endorsement: None)
Giuliani: 48.1% (Endorsement: None)

2008:


PV:
Clark: 57.1% (Endorsement: None)
Romney: 42.9% (Endorsement: None)

2012:


PV:
Obama: 53.95% (Endorsement: Progressive)
Ryan: 46.05% (Endorsement: Conservative)

2016:


PV:
Obama: 55.3% (Endorsement: None)
Haley: 44.7% (Endorsement: Conservative)

2020:


PV:
Kasich: 51.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Trump: 47.1% (Endorsement: None)

2024:


PV:
Whitmer: 52.35% (Endorsement: Progressive)
Kasich: 47.65% (Endorsement: None)
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« Reply #3 on: July 25, 2024, 09:15:23 PM »

I made a scenario where the top 2 in terms of EC go into a runoff.


Edit: I messed up 1984's because I assumed that Ford was running for re-election. I have edited it accordingly.



PV:
Nixon: 51.6% (Endorsement: Conservative)
Humphrey: 48.4% (Endorsement: Progressive)

1976: No change
PV:
Carter: 51.05% (Endorsement: None)
Ford: 48.95% (Endorsement: None)

1980:


1980:
PV:

Ford: 48.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Reagan: 51.1% (Endorsement: None)

1984:


PV:
Dole: 55.4% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Robertson: 44.6% (Endorsement: None)

1988:


PV:
Clinton: 51.35% (Endorsement: None)
Dole: 47.65% (Endorsement: Conservative)

1992:


PV:
Clinton: 53.85% (Endorsement: Republican)
Cuomo: 45.15% (Endorsement: None)

1996:


PV:
Bradley: 49.75% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Lamar: 50.25% (Endorsement: None)

2000:


PV:
Bradley: 50.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
John McCain: 49.1% (Endorsement: None)

2004:


PV:
Clark: 51.9% (Endorsement: None)
Giuliani: 48.1% (Endorsement: None)

2008:


PV:
Clark: 57.1% (Endorsement: None)
Romney: 42.9% (Endorsement: None)

2012:


PV:
Obama: 53.95% (Endorsement: Progressive)
Ryan: 46.05% (Endorsement: Conservative)

2016:


PV:
Obama: 55.3% (Endorsement: None)
Haley: 44.7% (Endorsement: Conservative)

2020:


PV:
Kasich: 51.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Trump: 47.1% (Endorsement: None)

2024:


PV:
Whitmer: 52.35% (Endorsement: Progressive)
Kasich: 47.65% (Endorsement: None)

I absolutely love this! You did a great job!
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« Reply #4 on: July 25, 2024, 09:29:37 PM »

I made a scenario where the top 2 in terms of EC go into a runoff.


Edit: I messed up 1984's because I assumed that Ford was running for re-election. I have edited it accordingly.



PV:
Nixon: 51.6% (Endorsement: Conservative)
Humphrey: 48.4% (Endorsement: Progressive)

1976: No change
PV:
Carter: 51.05% (Endorsement: None)
Ford: 48.95% (Endorsement: None)

1980:


1980:
PV:

Ford: 48.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Reagan: 51.1% (Endorsement: None)

1984:


PV:
Dole: 55.4% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Robertson: 44.6% (Endorsement: None)

1988:


PV:
Clinton: 51.35% (Endorsement: None)
Dole: 47.65% (Endorsement: Conservative)

1992:


PV:
Clinton: 53.85% (Endorsement: Republican)
Cuomo: 45.15% (Endorsement: None)

1996:


PV:
Bradley: 49.75% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Lamar: 50.25% (Endorsement: None)

2000:


PV:
Bradley: 50.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
John McCain: 49.1% (Endorsement: None)

2004:


PV:
Clark: 51.9% (Endorsement: None)
Giuliani: 48.1% (Endorsement: None)

2008:


PV:
Clark: 57.1% (Endorsement: None)
Romney: 42.9% (Endorsement: None)

2012:


PV:
Obama: 53.95% (Endorsement: Progressive)
Ryan: 46.05% (Endorsement: Conservative)

2016:


PV:
Obama: 55.3% (Endorsement: None)
Haley: 44.7% (Endorsement: Conservative)

2020:


PV:
Kasich: 51.9% (Endorsement: Democrat)
Trump: 47.1% (Endorsement: None)

2024:


PV:
Whitmer: 52.35% (Endorsement: Progressive)
Kasich: 47.65% (Endorsement: None)

I absolutely love this! You did a great job!

Thanks
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