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2004:


2008:


2012:

Presidential election went to the House, where Jeb Bush was elected President
VP election went to the Senate, where Barack Obama was elected Vice President

2016:

Presidential election went to the House, where Barack Obama was elected President
VP election went to the Senate, where Condoleezza Rice was elected Vice President

2020:

[BigVic]

2016 United States Presidential Election



Fmr Sec of State Hillary D. R. Clinton (D-NY)/Sen Timothy M. Kaine (D-VA) 278 (49.1%)
Businessman Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Gov Michael R. Pence (R-IN) 260 (44.7%)


2020 United States Presidential Election A four horse race.

Hillary wins a plurality in both the EC and PV but the election is deadlocked for the first time in 196 years causing the House to select the President.  



President Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/VP Tim Kaine (D-VA) 230 (28.6%)
Fmr Gov John Kasich (R-OH)/Sen Marco Rubio (R-FL) 151 (26.9%)
Mr. Donald Trump (IR-NY)/Gov Kristi Noem (IR-SD) 113 (21.3%)
Sen Bernie Sanders (G-VT)/State Sen Nina Turner (G-MI) 44 (19.5%)

[beaver2.0]

This is my prediction for 2024

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

YOUNGKIN'S YOUNG WIN
2021 VA. GOV. RACE PERFECTLY PREDICTED ALL FUTURE ELECTIONS; PROGNOSTICATORS CALL IT "THE LAST BELLWETHER"

[BigVic]

2016 - Romney becomes William Howard Taft 2.0




Fmr Sec of State Hillary R. Clinton (D-NY)/Fmr Gov Tom H. Vilsack (D-IA) 460 (47.1%)
President W. Mitt Romney (R-UT)/Vice President Paul D. Ryan (R-WI) 45 (28.6%)
Mr. Donald J. Trump (I-NY)/Ret Gen. Michael T. Flynn (I-RI) 33 (19.9%)
Fmr Gov Gary E. Johnson (L-NM)/Fmr Gov William F. Weld (L-MA) 0 (3.2%)

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Alt 1992 where Trump doesn't become a Rep in 1987 and is the Dem nominee in 1992. He chooses Nunn as his VP and Perot backs him for President

[BigVic]

2000 Gore wins without Florida

[bagelman]

An alternate 2016 or 2020, the latter has the conservative as the incumbent. The GOP is too socially conservative for the country. The winning Democrat is somewhat moderate economically.

[bagelman]

Closest R state and closest overall: VA

Closest D state: OR

This map features:

WI voting to the right of TX (big trend left in TX)

MD voting to the left of MA, VT, and CA

OR voting to the right of CO and NM

GA, NV, and MN all in the same category.

OH and SC in the same category, left of IA/KS/MS

Younkin's VP might be Young Kim for the lol factor although it could be anyone. Kamala's VP is Castro.

NPV: R+8

Based on https://twitter.com/Pallas_ca/status/1456273594527277058

[BigVic]

2016 - what could’ve been

[BigVic]

A map of the terminology that people use to refer to soft drinks.  "Soda" likely wins the contingent election due to the term being more popular than "pop" within the "coke" states.  Data link

People call soft drink “coke” in the South regardless it’s Coca-Cola or not

[bagelman]

What a perfect quality but still uncertain prediction for 2020 would've looked like on Atlas.

Biden leads 249-217 with 72 tossup. MI and NE-02, razor thin and left trending respectively, are the only confident flips from 2016.

[bagelman]

https://i.redd.it/clkh48oaknz71.png

A somewhat strange 2028. California trends R in an R PV win, possibly reelecting an incumbent R President. Utah flips due to water issues, which also causes NE to trend hugely leftward and AK flips due to climate destruction. However FL remains unconcerned, the midwest keeps an R lean, and rural VT finally votes like a rural state narrowly.

[Chips]

Here's a weird Clinton and Giuliani 2008 map because why not.

[bagelman]

I had a dream in late 2019 that the 2020 election was Biden vs. Trump and the networks were calling Texas for Biden. Mind you, this was before Biden was even the nominee.

You can see why I almost thought I was psychic when it looked like Texas was actually in play right before the election.

Here's the D+7 swing to flip Texas and ensure it's called on election night.

[bagelman]

Scenario where all of Trump 2020s highest grossing counties by net vote are in a single state. Shown on the map as WY, which is merged into CO to keep the number of states at 50. However the state would likely be in the southeast.

In 2016, Hillary Clinton wins Florida, PA, CO, and the Presidency:



Despite her narrow victory, the Clinton presidency isn't too bad for the Democratic party. They win key defensive victories in 2018 (including OH-SEN) and in 2020 flip the house and senate back to their side.

[bagelman]

Same idea with Bush 2000, assuming this still allows Bush 2000 to "win". Wyoming is merged into Colorado, replacing the population of El Paso County, and the new state is WY on the map but is probably in East Texas as opposed to West Texas. Clinton needed that state but didn't get it, Biden didn't need that state but gets it.

[HillGoose]

Raw votes, LBJ 1964 vs Trump 2016. Interesting stuff, you can kinda see how the northeast depopulated. Most of the close states were very midwestern as well, Iowa, the Dakotas, Kansas, etc were all pretty close.

[Drew]

A map of each state’s preferred type of cranberry sauce, if the EC is applied.  Data link

[VPH]

Squeaker in 1896

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

GOV Miz Sarah HS
GOV MIZ KATIE G
GOV MR J POLIS
GOV MIZ COLLEEN H
GOV JB PRITZKER
GOV MR  B DOWNING
GOV MIZ GRETCHEN W
GOV MR T WALZ
GOV Mr Connelly
GOV MR S SISOLAK
GOV Mr C Sununu
GOV Mr M DeWine
GOV Mr KRISTOFF
GOV ME J SHAPIRO
GOV MR T EVERS

GOV MAP



SEN MAP
SEN Me Mo Brooks
SEN MR M KELLY
SEN MR M BENNET
SEN Mr M Rubio
SEn MR R WARNOCK
SEN Mr E Grientans
SEN MIZ CCM
SEN MIZ MAGGIE H
SEN MIZ  CHERI B
SEN POP MR T RYAN
SEN MR  J FETTERMAN
SEN MR P WELCH
SEN MR T RYAN

HON MIZ KAREN B MAYOR


I am not a DOOMER Biden will recover

[Chips]

Obama 2008 vs. Trump 2020 by state:

[OSR stands with Israel]

Kerry wins 2004




Kerry/Edwards 284 49.3%
Bush/Cheney 254 49.7%


2008:



Romney/Pawlenty 373 53.6%
Kerry/Edwards 165 45.4%

2012:



Romney/Pawlenty 305 50.8%
Obama/Feingold 233 48.1%


2016:



Clinton/Brown 287 49.6%
Pawlenty/Pence 251 49.4%


2020:





Clinton/Brown 286 49.8%
Rubio/Ryan 252 49.2%

[West_Midlander]

Two-term Romney and two-term Hillary is truly the worst timeline

[bagelman]

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