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[darklordoftech]

1980 if HW Bush defeated Reagan for the Republican nomination:

[CookieDamage]

1988

[BigVic]

2016 if McMullin campaigns well

[Cassandra]

Another Perot-does-well-throwing-election-to-house map.

And a Perot victory map, for the hell of it.

[Jumped off the American Sinking Ship]

amogus

[KoopaDaQuick]

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[Canis]

Who got a higher raw percentage in each state between McCain 2008 and Trump 2020

Despite Trump losing by 3% less than McCain the results were fairly close its striking to me how similar this map is to the 2016 swing map.

[Canis]

Heres Romney 2012 vs Trump 2020

Despite losing by a percentage less than Trump Romney comes just 2 ev's short of 270 I might do Biden 2020 vs Obama 2012 after this to see how that compares

[Canis]

Biden 2020 vs Obama 2012

[JoeInator]

Every state decided by a coin toss (heads for Biden, tails for Trump):

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

Senate map as of today with Acton leading 54/46







Map of the states I visited and Cali I relocated to

[Calthrina950]

Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

[25 Abril/Aprile Sempre!]

Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

This map is... weird. I am down for the challenge.

The Democrat is presumably a Mississippian... Jim Hood? The Republican would be someone like Mitt Romney I suppose.
The Republican wins the popular vote by something like 12 to 15 percentage points and carries every state save for Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.
I can barely hazard any thoughts about the coalitions, if not that the Democrat runs a campaign laser-focused on the South and the Republican takes advantage of it to scoop up support everywhere else especially with moderate liberals in urban and suburban areas.

[Jumped off the American Sinking Ship]

Assuming the Yellow counties are ties, not some 3rd party?

[seeking mystical annihilation]

Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

This map is... weird. I am down for the challenge.

The Democrat is presumably a Mississippian... Jim Hood? The Republican would be someone like Mitt Romney I suppose.
The Republican wins the popular vote by something like 12 to 15 percentage points and carries every state save for Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.
I can barely hazard any thoughts about the coalitions, if not that the Democrat runs a campaign laser-focused on the South and the Republican takes advantage of it to scoop up support everywhere else especially with moderate liberals in urban and suburban areas.

The gains in Oklahoma and West Virginia seem to imply that the Dems have done a complete about-face on fossil fuels, perhaps incensing the Native vote enough for their serious backslides in Alaska, Montana, and New Mexico. Some serious culture-war de-escalation must have occurred somehow, or this is some Bob Casey Sr. type inversion thereof as may be suggested by Republican strength in counties like Dane.

[Calthrina950]

Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

This map is... weird. I am down for the challenge.

The Democrat is presumably a Mississippian... Jim Hood? The Republican would be someone like Mitt Romney I suppose.
The Republican wins the popular vote by something like 12 to 15 percentage points and carries every state save for Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.
I can barely hazard any thoughts about the coalitions, if not that the Democrat runs a campaign laser-focused on the South and the Republican takes advantage of it to scoop up support everywhere else especially with moderate liberals in urban and suburban areas.

The Democrat is indeed Jim Hood. The Republican would be a certain Republican Governor, from the Northeast.

[Jumped off the American Sinking Ship]

Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

This map is... weird. I am down for the challenge.

The Democrat is presumably a Mississippian... Jim Hood? The Republican would be someone like Mitt Romney I suppose.
The Republican wins the popular vote by something like 12 to 15 percentage points and carries every state save for Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.
I can barely hazard any thoughts about the coalitions, if not that the Democrat runs a campaign laser-focused on the South and the Republican takes advantage of it to scoop up support everywhere else especially with moderate liberals in urban and suburban areas.

The Democrat is indeed Jim Hood. The Republican would be a certain Republican Governor, from the Northeast.

Phil??

[West_Midlander]

Jim Hood v Phil Scott makes this hypothetical a hard decision for me (for who to vote for). Who are the running mates?

[Calthrina950]

Here is a map of a new scenario I've devised. This is of an alternate 2020 election. Who are the candidates? What is the electoral and popular vote? What are the coalitions?

This map is... weird. I am down for the challenge.

The Democrat is presumably a Mississippian... Jim Hood? The Republican would be someone like Mitt Romney I suppose.
The Republican wins the popular vote by something like 12 to 15 percentage points and carries every state save for Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.
I can barely hazard any thoughts about the coalitions, if not that the Democrat runs a campaign laser-focused on the South and the Republican takes advantage of it to scoop up support everywhere else especially with moderate liberals in urban and suburban areas.

The Democrat is indeed Jim Hood. The Republican would be a certain Republican Governor, from the Northeast.

Phil??

Yes.

Jim Hood v Phil Scott makes this hypothetical a hard decision for me (for who to vote for). Who are the running mates?

Kander would be Hood's running mate. I'm still trying to make a definitive decision as to who would be Scott's running mate.

[bagelman]

Looks almost like the county map I made for Gary Johnson (R) vs. Hillary Clinton 2016 back when.

[Calthrina950]

Looks almost like the county map I made for Gary Johnson (R) vs. Hillary Clinton 2016 back when.

That's interesting. What was the scenario that you had for it?

[bagelman]

Looks almost like the county map I made for Gary Johnson (R) vs. Hillary Clinton 2016 back when.

That's interesting. What was the scenario that you had for it?

I used a spreadsheet to change Johnson and Trump's national percentage and applied that change to all counties in the nation.

[BippyTheGuy]

Vice President Hubert Humphrey (Democratic – Minnesota)/Senator Robert F. Kennedy (Democratic – New York) 404ev 27,289,216pv 44.18%
Governor John Connally (Conservative – Texas)/Publisher William A. Rusher (Conservative – New York) 92ev 11,077,427pv 17.93%
Governor Nelson Rockefeller (Republican – New York)/Senator Carl Curtis (Republican – Nebraska) 42ev 23,266,106pv 37.67%
Machine assembler shipper Henning A. Blomen (Socialist Labor – Massachusetts)/Machinist George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor – Pennsylvania) 0ev 34,319ev 0.06%
Comedian Dick Gregory (Freedom and Peace – California)/Former State Assemblyman Mark Lane (Freedom and Peace – New York) 0ev 31,250pv 0.05%
Writer Fred Halstead (Socialist Workers – New York)/Activist Paul Boutelle (Socialist Workers – New York) 0ev 22,808pv 0.04%
Writer Eldridge Cleaver (Peace and Freedom – California)/Activist Judith Mage (Peace and Freedom – New York) 0ev 20,517pv 0.03%
Senator Eugene McCarthy (Democratic – Minnesota)/None (No Campaign) 0ev 12,717pv 0.02%
Former Member of the Coldwater Board of Education E. Harold Munn (Prohibition – Michigan)/Minister Rolland Fisher (Prohibition – Kansas) 0ev 6,773pv 0.01%
Scattering 0ev 4,746pv 0.01%
Activist Ventura Chavez (People's Constitutional – New Mexico)/Activist Adelico Moya (People's Constitutional – New Mexico) 0ev 1,130pv <0.01%
No Candidate (New) 0ev 607pv <0.01%
Activist Charlene Mitchell (Communist – New York)/Activist Michael Zagarell (Communist – New York) 0ev 561pv <0.01%
No Candidate (New Reform) 0ev 261pv <0.01%
Cult leader Kirby J. Hensley (Universal – Iowa)/New Age scientist Roscoe B. MacKenna (Universal – Illinois) 0ev 35pv <0.01%
Kent M. Soeters (Berkeley Defense Group – California)/James Paul Powers (Berkeley Defense Group – California) 0ev 3pv <0.01%

Total votes: 61,768,476
Turnout: 51.4% ↓10.5pp

[BippyTheGuy]

Governor Ronald Reagan (Independent – California)/Governor Linwood Holton (Republican – Virginia) 279ev 36,212,400pv 48.42%(a)
President Hubert Humphrey (Democratic – Minnesota)/Vice President Robert F. Kennedy (Democratic – New York) 259ev 36,345,000pv 48.60%
Former Governor William Scranton (Republican – Pennsylvania)/Former Governor John Volpe (Republican – Massachusetts) 0ev 1,983,851pv 2.65%(b)
Former State Assemblyman Mark Lane (Peace and Freedom – New York)/Activist Corky Gonzales (Peace and Freedom – Colorado) 0ev 102,858pv 0.14%
Activist Linda Jenness (Socialist Workers – Georgia)/Activist Andrew Pulley (Socialist Workers – Illinois) 0ev 47,136pv 0.06%
Activist Louis Fisher (Socialist Labor – Illinois)/Activist Genevieve Gunderson (Socialist Labor – Minnesota) 0ev 34,181pv 0.05%
Scattering 0ev 18,742pv 0.03%
General Secretary Gus Hall (Communist – New York)/Activist Jarvis Tyner (Communist – New York) 0ev 18,054pv 0.02%
Former Member of the Coldwater Board of Education E. Harold Munn (Prohibition – Michigan)/Salesman Marshall Uncapher (Prohibition – Kansas) 0ev 10,069pv 0.01%
Activist Evelyn Reed (Socialist Workers – New York)/Activist Clifton DeBerry (Socialist Workers – New York) 0ev 7,984pv 0.01%
Junkyard owner John Mahalchik (America First – New Jersey)/Radio host Irving Homer (America First – Pennsylvania) 0ev 285pv <0.01%
Ufologist Gabriel Green (Universal – California)/Ufologist Daniel Fry (Universal – New Mexico) 0ev 61pv <0.01%

Total votes: 74,780,621
Turnout: 53.1% ↑1.7pp

(a) "American Alliance" ticket
(b) "Independent Republican" ticket

[BippyTheGuy]

Former Vice President Robert F. Kennedy (Democratic – New York)/Governor Albert Gore Sr. (Democratic – Tennessee) 453ev 44,577,964pv 51.35%
President Ronald Reagan (American Alliance – California)/Vice President Linwood Holton (American Alliance – Virginia) 85ev 36,648,064 42.21%
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy (New – Minnesota)/Businessman William Clay Ford Sr. (New – Michigan) 0ev 5,387,657pv 6.21%
Former State Representative Benjamin Bubar Jr. (Prohibition – Maine)/Former State Elections Advisor Earl Dodge (Prohibition – Colorado) 0ev 53,569pv 0.06%
Former State Assemblyman Mark Lane (Peace and Freedom – New York)/Activist Richard Aoki (Peace and Freedom – California) 0ev 48,796pv 0.06%
Branch organizer Peter Camejo (Socialist Workers – California)/Activist Willie Mae Reid (Socialist Workers – Illinois) 0ev 38,911pv 0.04%
Scattering 0ev 26,965pv 0.03%
General Secretary Gus Hall (Communist – New York)/Activist Jarvis Tyner (Communist – New York) 0ev 22,928pv 0.03%
Landlord Jules Levin (Socialist Labor – New Jersey)/Activist Constance Zimmerman Blomen (Socialist Labor – Massachusetts) 0ev 5,343pv 0.01%
Activist John P. McGloine (Right to Life – New York)/Doctor John C. Willke (Right to Life – Ohio) 0ev 3,981 <0.01%
Former Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler (Socialist – Wisconsin)/Teacher J. Quinn Brisben (Socialist – Illinois) 0ev 3,048pv <0.01%

Total votes: 86,817,226
Turnout: 57.0% ↑3.9pp