Post Random Maps Here 3.0

[CookieDamage]

1984 General Election - Round 1 - May

1984 General Election - Round 2 - June

Bob Orr - New Republican Party - 312 EVs - 53%

Walter Mondale - Labor Party - 226 EVs - 47%

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

COMRADE DONNIE DOES POLITICS, PART I

Donald Trump (1946-)
-NY State Senator: December 20, 1971-January 1, 1973
-U.S. Representative: January 3, 1973-January 3, 1981
-U.S. Senator: January 3, 1981-January 3, 1993
--Chair of the DSCC: 1991-1993
-Governor of NY: January 12, 1995-January 10, 2003
-U.S. Senator: January 3, 2005-January 3, 2011
-President of the United States: January 20, 2021-

Hillary Rodham (1947-)
-Chair, Students for Goldwater: 1963-1964
-U.S. Representative: January 3, 1981-January 11, 1986
-Governor of Virginia: January 18, 1986-January 13, 1990
-RNC Chair: 1990-1993
-Governor of Virginia: January 15, 1994-January 17, 1998
-U.S. Senator: January 3, 2001-January 3, 2007
-Governor of Virginia: January 16, 2010-January 11, 2014
-President of the United States: January 20, 2017-January 20, 2021

2016 Election:

Trump/Baldwin (D): 267 EV/ 51.9% PV
Clinton/Portman (R): 271 EV/ 44.6% PV

Senate:

D: 51 (+5)
R: 49 (-5)

House:
R: 229 (-18)
D: 206 (+18)

Goverships:
R: 30 (-1)
D: 20 (+1; Holds MO and NH, Gains IN, Loses VT (CAN'T STOP THE PHIL-ING!!!))

2017:
R: 29 (-1)
D: 21 (+1)

2018:

Senate:

D: 56 (+4)
R: 44 (-4)

House:
D: 251 (+45)
R: 184 (-45)

Gubernatorial:

D: 41 (+20)
R: 9 (-20)

2019:
D: 43 (+2)
R: 7 (-2)

2020:

Trump/Harris (D): 428 EV/60.1% PV
Clinton/Pence*(R): 110 EV/37.5% PV

Senate:

D: 69 (+13)
R: 31 (-13)

House:
D: 283 (+32)
R: 152 (-32)

Governorships:
D: 43 (-)
R: 7 (-)

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

COMRADE DONNIE DOES POLITICS, PART II

Taking office in January of 2021, Donald Trump would immediately get to work. He issued a mask mandate and gave increased funding to vaccine rollouts to fight COVID, which his predecessor thought of as a hoax (and may have been why over 600,000 Americans died of COVID by his inauguration). He also passed a $2.5T relief bill and got 70% of the populace vaccinated by mid-June. With his massive congressional majorities and high approval ratings, he could move onto liberal priorities. This included over $3.0T in infrastructure spending, universal health care, paid family leave, corporate tax reform, voting rights, and union strengthening. He also got a $15 minimum wage increase passed. Despite conservatives decrying the massive spending, most Americans saw the sub-4% unemployment rate and massively growing economy and held their noses. If some millionaires had to pay more money in taxes, who cared? They had a job and good healthcare now.

2022 Midterms:

Senate:

D: 72 (+3)
R: 28 (-3)

House:
D: 257 (-26)
R: 178 (+26)

Gubernatorial:

D: 36 (-7)
R: 14 (+7)

Comrade Donnie would continue to do #MAGA things.

[CookieDamage]

1976 General Election - Round One - May

1976 General Election - Round Two - June

1980 General Election - Round One - May

1980 General Election - Round Two - June

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

2048 Presidential election
Democrats become  a religious left party. This causes religious states to get more democratic and irreligious to get more GOP
Jordan focuses on climate change
I was too lazy to change the margins so ignore those lol

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

No defund the police:


Sanders/Gabbard vs Ryan/Whitman:

[bagelman]

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

2032 in the same alignment as I posted above. Beshear starts this religious movement towards ds

[Chips]

Obama 2008 vs. Trump 2020



Interestingly enough, WI and MI still go Obama while CO and VA both narrowly go for Trump. 308-230 Trump win.

[Calthrina950]

Here's a map of the white vote by county in the Ferguson Scenario:

What would the map by state be? And what does this map reveal?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Gov map




Sen map

Dream maps ⚠️⚠️




Travel map

[HillGoose]

just a random idea i had, what if Presidential elections were held in the environment of the preceding midterm. Basically what I did was just take the Presidential approval rating on election day irl and compare that to their vote percentage, then apply that difference to their approval rating in the preceding midterm and swing the results by the difference between that and their actual vote % nationally. some interesting stuff.

1984 held in 1982:


Reagan still wins, but it's much closer.

1992 in 1990:


I assumed that Perot took equally from both Bush and Clinton for this one.

1996 in 1994:


Bob Dole actually pulls it off.

2004 in 2002:


Bush landslide

2012 in 2010:


Romney wins, more narrowly than I was expecting though.

2020 in 2018:


Trump additionally loses Florida and North Carolina. Surprised actually, I feel like a Trump victory would have been more likely in 2018, not less.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Might turn this into a mini-TL if I can find the time; we shall see.

1800

President John Adams (Whig, Massachusetts) 81 electoral votes, 61.4% popular votes
Vice President Thomas Jefferson (Whig, Virginia) 80 electoral votes
General Alexander Hamilton (Black Cockade, New York) 57 electoral votes, 38.6% popular votes
U.S. Minister Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (Black Cockade, South Carolina) 54 electoral votes
Former Secretary of State Timothy Pickering (Black Cockade, Massachusetts) 3 electoral votes
Senator Aaron Burr (Whig, New York) 1 electoral vote

[LabourJersey]

2004 Election:

Al Gore won in 2000: a 9/11 type attack happens in August 2001 but only brings down 1 of the Towers in NYC. Giuliani rides his good will to the Republican nomination despite staunch opposition from social conservatives. Gore is unpopular though and that's enough.

[BigVic]

How an incumbent Mitt Romney would fare against Hillary Clinton in 2016.



Popular vote totals

President W. Mitt Romney (R-UT*)/Vice President Paul D. Ryan (R-WI*) 376 54.8%
Fmr Sec. of State Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Fmr Gov Tom Vilsack (D-IA) 162 46.3%

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

1976:

✓Ford/Dole (R): 277 EV/ 48.1% PV
Carter/Mondale (D): 261 EV/ 49.8% PV

1980:

✓Chisholm/Mondale (D): 289 EV/43.2% PV
Dole/Bush (R): 219 EV/38.6% PV
Reagan/Buchanan (AF): 30 EV/7.1% PV

1984:

✓Chisholm/Mondale (D): 348 EV/ 57.9% PV
Buchanan/Tower (R): 190 EV/ 40.3% PV

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Bernie wins the Democratic primary:


He then loses in the general:

R: 273 EV/ 46.9% PV
D: 265 EV/ 50.1% PV

Senate:

D: 51 (+5)
R: 49 (-5)

House:
R: 231 (-16)
D: 204 (+16)

Gubernatorial:

R: 30 (-1)
D: 20 (+1)

Rubio turns out to be somewhat more competent than Trump, passing an ObamaCare repeal that gets rid of everything except the protections for people with pre-existing conditions. This only energizes leftist and rural turnout. Jeff Sessions stays in the Senate. (NOTE: AL represents MS-S). This election cycle, the bi-annual 'Democrats shoot themselves in the foot' challenge is when they primary Joe Manchin. Although resurging popularity means that Paula Jean Swearingin only loses by 20.

2017:

R: 29 (-1)
D: 21 (+1)

Senate:

D: 52 (+1)
R: 48 (-1)

House:
D: 249 (+45)
R: 186 (-45)

Gubernatorial:

D: 36 (+15)
R: 14 (-15)

The remainder of Rubio's term is not very successful, as the economy enters a recession in January of 2019 and Rubio's unpopular response (cutting social spending) nukes his approval ratings. The economy (which began to recover mid-way through the year) gets absolutely destroyed by the COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020, which despite Rubio's better-than-Trump response (Only 200k deaths) mucks his popularity further as conservatives decry 'federal overreach' and he gets a semi-tough primary challenge from Ted Cruz (who wins a few states in the deep south). Out of this emerged Andrew Yang, who brought together a massive coalition of voters to destroy Rubio.
2019:

D: 38 (+2)
R: 12 (-2)

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

2020:

D: 374 EV/57.4% PV
R: 164 EV/40.9% PV

Senate (DC represents GA-SE):

D: 64 (+12)
R: 36 (-12)

House:
D: 262 (+13)
R: 173 (-13)

Governorships:

D: 39 (+1)
R: 11 (-1)

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

1832

Senator Henry Clay (National Republican, Kentucky) / former Representative John Sergeant (National Republican, Pennsylvania) 125 electoral votes, 34.5% popular votes
Representative John Quincy Adams (Antimasonic, Massachusetts) / former Attorney General William Wirt (Antimasonic, Maryland) 72 electoral votes, 20.1% popular votes
Former Secretary of State Martin Van Buren (Democratic Republican, New York) / Senator Hugh Lawson White (Democratic Republican, Tennessee) 50 electoral votes, 28.4% popular votes
Vice President John Caldwell Calhoun (State Rights, South Carolina) / Mr. Henry Lee (State Rights, Massachusetts) 41 electoral votes, 17.0% popular votes

[BigVic]

Senator Tim Ryan (D-OH)/Senator Stacey Abrams (D-GA)
413 (54.8%)
Vice President Nikki Haley (R-SC)/Fmr Gov Chris Sununu (R-NH) 125 (42.3%)


How a 2028 will look after 2 terms of President Pence (HRC POTUS)

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

[Biden his time]

The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election

Image Link

Democratic Party - Populist Joe/Chelsea Clinton - 49.3% Pop. Vote - 269 Electoral Votes
Republican Party - Elitist DeSantis/Jack "Hispanic" McCain - 49.3% Pop. Vote - 269 Electoral Votes

[bagelman]

[bagelman]

[Biden his time]

-SNIP-

-SNIP-

Interesting electoral vote allocations. What are they supposed to be, though?