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[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

1804 United States presidential election

		E.V.
Secretary of State John Marshall (Federalist, Virginia) Senator Rufus King (Federalist, New York)		121
Governor George Clinton (Republican, New York) Senator John Breckinridge (Republican, Kentucky)		55

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

President Ronald Reagan (R-CA) / Vice President George Bush (R-TX) - 447/54.8%
Senator Gary Hart (D-CO) / Senator Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX) - 91/44.6%


Senator Jim Hunt (D-NC) / Governor Mario Cuomo (D-NY) - 402/49.6%
President Jack Kemp (R-NY) / Vice President Dick Thornburgh (R-PA) - 135/42.6%
Televangelist Pat Robertson (I-VA) / Activist Howard Phillips (I-DC) - 6.8%


Businessman Ross Perot (I-TX) / Former Governor Jerry Brown (I-CA) - 280/32.6%
President Jim Hunt (D-NC) / Vice President Mario Cuomo (D-NY) - 221/35.7%
Senator Bob Dole (R-KS) / Governor Carroll Campbell (R-SC) - 37/31.0%


Senator Mike Gravel (D-AK) / Senator Ann Richards (D-TX) - 293/40.1%
Governor Jack Kemp (Rep-NY) / Governor John Engler (Rep-MI) - 244/39.5%
President Ross Perot (Ref-TX) / Secretary of the Treasury Pat Choate (Ref-DC) - 1/18.8%


President Mike Gravel (D-AK) / Vice President Ann Richards (D-TX) - 270/43.5%
Former Governor Jim Kolbe (Rep-AZ) / Former Governor William Weld (Rep-MA) - 268/43.7%
Businessman Donald Trump (Ref-NY) / Businesswoman Oprah Winfrey (Ref-IL) - 9.4%


Senator Jack Kemp (R-NY) / Senator Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) - 269/50.3%
President Paul Wellstone (D-MN) / Governor Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) - 268/48.7%


Senator Jim Hunt (D-NC) / Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) - 409/53.5%
President Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) / Former Governor Bobby Jindal (R-LA) - 129/45.1%


Governor Jim Rappaport (R-MA) / Mayor Kelsey Grammer (R-NY) - 321/51.3%
Vice President Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) / Senator Rachel Hunt (D-NC) - 217/47.0%


President Jim Rappaport (R-MA) / Vice President Kelsey Grammer (R-NY) - 270/47.19%
Former Governor Scott Bakula (D-CA) / Senator Fran Drescher (D-NY) - 268/47.20%


Governor Jay Inslee (D-WA) / Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) - 413/55.1%
Vice President Joni Ernst (R-IA) / Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) - 125/43.7%

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2000 - Gore picks Shaheen over Lieberman

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2016 - Election deadlocks after Trump wins 270-268 and House chooses McMullin over numerous candidates in the contingent election. Tim Kaine becomes VP with the Senate 50-50 and casts a vote for himself.




2020 - after Donald Trump loses the 2016 election to McMullin and Clinton, he seeks the GOP nomination winning it easily facing against Bernie Sanders as his rival after McMullin declines to seek a second term saying one term is enough. Sanders win easily against a disunited GOP in the biggest electoral landslide in 32 years. For the first time in history, VP nominees from both major parties are women.

[Chips]

2016 - Election deadlocks after Trump wins 270-268 and House chooses McMullin over numerous candidates in the contingent election. Tim Kaine becomes VP with the Senate 50-50 and casts a vote for himself.

Here's an even more wild scenario. Election night mostly plays out the same as our timeline but by midnight it's clear even stranger things set in motion. Clinton is called the winner in PA as news networks determine there aren't enough remaining rural ballots for Trump to win but even as he leads by under 15,000 votes in WI, under 5,000 in MI and Clinton leads by under 3,000 in AZ, It's clear that this is a realigning election. By far the biggest story of the night is McMullin pulling it out in UT by around 1,000 votes over Trump. Ultimately, Trump leads with 269 electoral votes, one electoral vote away from 270, Clinton trails Trump with 263 and McMullin has his six Utah electoral votes. In this timeline, I'd imagine Trump would try to work out a deal with McMullin that he'd give up his electors and have them vote for Trump in exchange for Trump offering him a Secretary of State position. In this timeline though, McMullin turns down the offer. When it comes to vote, faithless electors change the totals to make it Trump 267 and Clinton 258. McMullin still has the third highest amount of electoral votes so the House vote to break the tie is between Trump, McMullin and Clinton. In a remarkable turnaround, the GOP state delegations decide to vote McMullin into office, feeling Trump in office could have negative repercussions for the party in the future.

"Repeat after me"
"I David Evan McMullin do solemnly swear" I David Evan McMullin do solemnly swear
"That I will faithfully execute" That I will faithfully execute
"The Office of President of the United States" The Office of President of the United States
"And will to the best of my ability" And will to the best of my ability
"Preserve, protect and defend" Preserve, protect and defend
"The Constitution of the United States" The Constitution of the United States
"So help me God!" So help me God!

Congratulations Mr. President!

[Politician]

2018 Midterms under President Clinton

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

2018 Midterms under President Clinton

I think you are being overly generous to Democrats here.

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1972 Election:

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1992 but the nominees are Hall(D) and Duke(R):

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

37. George McGovern/Hubert Humphrey (D): October 9, 1968-January 20, 1973
38. Ronald Reagan/Barry Goldwater (R): January 20, 1973-January 20, 1981
39. Barry Goldwater/Jack Kemp (R): January 20, 1981-January 20, 1989
40. Jack Kemp/Pat Robertson (R): January 20, 1989-July 16, 1991
41. Pat Robertson/VACANT (R): July 16, 1991-January 20, 1993
42. William Cohen/Al Gore (D): January 20, 1993-January 20, 2001
43. Al Gore/Hillary Rodham (D): January 20, 2001-January 20, 2005
44. John McCain/Jeb Bush (R): January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
45. Barack Obama/Joe Biden (D): January 20, 2009-January 20, 2017
46. Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (D): January 20, 2017-Present

1968:

McGovern/Humphrey (D): 487 EV/ 56.5% PV
Goldwater/Reagan (R): 26 EV/ 38.7% PV
Wallace/LeMay (I): 4.4% PV

1972:

Reagan/Goldwater (R): 396 EV/ 54.2% PV
McGovern/Humphrey (D): 142 EV/ 44.2% PV

1976:

Reagan/Goldwater (R): 277 EV/ 50.1% PV
Udall/Carter (D): 261 EV/ 46.8% PV

1980:

Goldwater/Kemp (R): 378 EV/ 42.8% PV
Carter/Mondale (D): 89 EV/ 45.0% PV
Gravel/Chisholm (G): 71 EV/ 11.1% PV

1984:

Goldwater/Kemp (R): 272 EV/ 40.3% PV
Boucher/O'Neill (D): 178 EV/ 47.5% PV
Chisholm/Nader (G): 88 EV/ 12.0% PV

1988:

Kemp/Robertson (R): 270 EV/ 44.3% PV
Hart/Clinton (D): 268 EV/ 52.3% PV

1992:

Cohen/Gore (D): 439 EV/ 57.0% PV
Robertson/Dole (R): 99 EV/ 38.5% PV

1996:

Cohen/Gore (D): 538 EV/ 63.8% PV
Dole/Bush (R): 0 EV/ 32.2% PV

2000:

Gore/Rodham (D): 408 EV/ 54.9% PV
Bush/Cheney (R): 129 EV/ 42.7% PV

2004:

McCain/Bush (R): 269 EV/ 46.7% PV
Gore/Rodham (D): 268 EV/ 51.5% PV

2008:

Obama/Biden (D): 479 EV/ 58.0% PV
McCain/Bush (R): 59 EV/ 38.9% PV

2012:

Obama/Biden (D): 454 EV/ 60.2% PV
Palin/Gingrich (R): 84 EV/ 35.5% PV

2016:

Biden/Harris (D): 419 EV/ 54.9% PV
Trump/Pence (R): 119 EV/ 41.9% PV

2016:

Biden/Harris (D): 464 EV/ 57.0% PV
Trump/Palin (R): 74 EV/ 38.8% PV

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

2014:

D: 50 (-5)
R: 49 (+4)
I: 1 (+1)

2016:

D: 57 (+7)
R: 42 (-7)
I: 1 (-)

2018:

R: 50 (+8)
D: 49 (-8)
I: 1 (-)

2020:

D: 50 (+1)
R: 50 (-)
I: 0 (-1)

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My Alternate 1948:

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1960 Election:

1964 Election:

1968 Election:

1972 Election:

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37. Barry Goldwater (R): January 20, 1969-January 20, 1977
38. John Ashbrook (R): January 20, 1977-August 10, 1980
39. Paul Laxalt (R): August 10, 1980-January 20, 1985
40. Ronald Reagan (R): January 20, 1985-December 31, 1991
41. Dan Quayle (R): December 31, 1991-January 20, 1997
42. William Cohen (D): January 20, 1997-January 20, 2005
43. George W. Bush (R): January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
44. Barack Obama (D): January 20, 2009-January 20, 2017
45. Joe Biden (D): January 20, 2017-Present

1968:

Goldwater/Ashbrook (R): 276 EV/ 39.4% PV
Humphrey/Muskie (D): 218 EV/ 42.2% PV
McGovern/McCarthy (L): 44 EV/ 16.6% PV

1972:

Goldwater/Ashbrook (R): 270 EV/ 45.9% PV
McGovern/Chisholm (D): 268 EV/ 50.2% PV

1976:

Ashbrook/Laxalt (R): 271 EV/ 47.0% PV
Chisholm/McCarthy (D): 267 EV/ 50.5% PV

1980:

Laxalt/Reagan (R): 274 EV/ 46.2% PV
McCarthy/Muskie (D): 264 EV/ 52.9% PV

1984:

Reagan/Scott (R): 270 EV/ 45.5% PV
Muskie/Ferraro (D): 268 EV/ 53.0% PV

1988:

Reagan/Quayle (R): 274 EV/ 43.3% PV
Ferraro/Lee Ray (D): 254 EV/ 50.0% PV
Brown/Nader (H): 10 EV/ 6.4% PV

1992:

Quayle/Bush (R): 278 EV/ 35.8% PV
Clinton/Carey (D): 260 EV/ 42.0% PV
Perot/Wilder (L): 0 EV/ 22.0% PV

1996:

Cohen/Gore (D): 520 EV/ 62.1% PV
Bush/Dole (R): 18 EV/ 36.6% PV

2000:

Cohen/Gore (D): 533 EV/ 68.5% PV
Buchanan/Duke (R): 5 EV/ 29.8% PV

2004:

Bush/Danforth (R): 270 EV/ 44.4% PV
Gore/Kerry (D): 268 EV/ 53.0% PV

2008:

Obama/Bayh (D): 459 EV/ 56.6% PV
Bush/Danforth (R): 79 EV/ 42.2% PV

2012:

Obama/Bayh (D): 426 EV/ 54.9% PV
Romney/Ryan (R): 112 EV/ 43.0% PV

2016:

Biden/Harris (D): 335 EV/ 53.0% PV
Cruz/Walker (R): 203 EV/ 43.4% PV

2020:

Biden/Harris (D): 413 EV (NUT)/ 53.3% PV
Pence/Walker (R): 125 EV/ 42.0% PV

The 413 map in 2020

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2000 - Trump runs as a Reform Party candidate splitting the Bush vote handing Gore a narrow victory




Al Gore/Jeanne Shaheen 292 43.7%
George W. Bush/Dick Cheney 217 40.4%
Donald Trump/Pat Buchanan 28 13.6%

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1976 Election:

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37. George McGovern/Hubert Humphrey (D): October 9, 1968-January 20, 1973
38. Ronald Reagan/Barry Goldwater (R): January 20, 1973-January 20, 1981
39. Barry Goldwater/Jack Kemp (R): January 20, 1981-January 20, 1989
40. Jack Kemp/Pat Robertson (R): January 20, 1989-July 16, 1991
41. Pat Robertson/VACANT (R): July 16, 1991-January 20, 1993
42. William Cohen/Al Gore (D): January 20, 1993-January 20, 2001
43. Al Gore/Hillary Rodham (D): January 20, 2001-January 20, 2005
44. John McCain/Jeb Bush (R): January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
45. Barack Obama/Joe Biden (D): January 20, 2009-January 20, 2017
46. Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (D): January 20, 2017-Present

1968:

McGovern/Humphrey (D): 487 EV/ 56.5% PV
Goldwater/Reagan (R): 26 EV/ 38.7% PV
Wallace/LeMay (I): 4.4% PV

1972:

Reagan/Goldwater (R): 396 EV/ 54.2% PV
McGovern/Humphrey (D): 142 EV/ 44.2% PV

1976:

Reagan/Goldwater (R): 277 EV/ 50.1% PV
Udall/Carter (D): 261 EV/ 46.8% PV

1980:

Goldwater/Kemp (R): 378 EV/ 42.8% PV
Carter/Mondale (D): 89 EV/ 45.0% PV
Gravel/Chisholm (G): 71 EV/ 11.1% PV

1984:

Goldwater/Kemp (R): 272 EV/ 40.3% PV
Boucher/O'Neill (D): 178 EV/ 47.5% PV
Chisholm/Nader (G): 88 EV/ 12.0% PV

1988:

Kemp/Robertson (R): 270 EV/ 44.3% PV
Hart/Clinton (D): 268 EV/ 52.3% PV

1992:

Cohen/Gore (D): 439 EV/ 57.0% PV
Robertson/Dole (R): 99 EV/ 38.5% PV

1996:

Cohen/Gore (D): 538 EV/ 63.8% PV
Dole/Bush (R): 0 EV/ 32.2% PV

2000:

Gore/Rodham (D): 408 EV/ 54.9% PV
Bush/Cheney (R): 129 EV/ 42.7% PV

2004:

McCain/Bush (R): 269 EV/ 46.7% PV
Gore/Rodham (D): 268 EV/ 51.5% PV

2008:

Obama/Biden (D): 479 EV/ 58.0% PV
McCain/Bush (R): 59 EV/ 38.9% PV

2012:

Obama/Biden (D): 454 EV/ 60.2% PV
Palin/Gingrich (R): 84 EV/ 35.5% PV

2016:

Biden/Harris (D): 419 EV/ 54.9% PV
Trump/Pence (R): 119 EV/ 41.9% PV

2016:

Biden/Harris (D): 464 EV/ 57.0% PV
Trump/Palin (R): 74 EV/ 38.8% PV

DC elector abstains in 2004 sending that year’s election into chaos. McCain would’ve won anyway due to the GOP controlling the house

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2000 Election:


2004 Election:


2008 Election:

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2012 Election:


2016 Election:


2020 Election:

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Guess What Happened here

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Harold Stassen '92!

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As a Sequel to my Alternate 1948, heres 1952 from the same timeline

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Byran wins 1896

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2020 but ALL states use the Maine System

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

Governor of Tennessee Hercules Taffs (1920-2021) runs as a liberal populist, supporting a Department of Education, drilling in Alaska, reducing consumption and signing peace deals to avoid another oil shock, expanding Medicare to cover all Americans, government reforms, a pragmatic foreign policy which took into account human rights, and repealing the Taft-Hartley Act. Instead of the playboy interview, Taffs said "I'll get back to you on that one" when asked about his achievements as governor other than "not being corrupt", and narrowly lost the first debate.