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A fictional character I'm working on, who was a fiscal and social conservative and friend of George W. Bush who was an US Senator for Texas.

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two different scenarios. neither are realistic and both involve Democrats suddenly winning in the Great Plains

[bagelman]

Here's a more coherent scenario, a GOP victory scenario in 2028 after finally going sane but keeping their general "I love the poorly educated" "flyover" coalition.



There is an outlier on this map. It's not NE-2 or ME-1 as those were given to Dems just because. It's not Maryland, although that's easily the least realistic flip on the map. It's actually Oregon. 

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2016:


2018:


2020:

[bagelman]

Another imaginary election, a libertarian aligned R-IL / R-NH ticket defeats a "pro-public safety" D-CA / D-VA ticket.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

two different scenarios. neither are realistic and both involve Democrats suddenly winning in the Great Plains

Maybe the Ogallala Aquifer dries up due to climate change and the area rapidly shifts left due to the democratic position on it?

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1992:


CLINTON TERM ONE:
-Obamacare
-41.5% top tax rate
-Paid parental leave

1996:


CLINTON TERM TWO:
-High-speed rail
-Decriminalization of being gay
-Amendment Amendment ratified (no revoking, 10 year limit, 4/5 needed)
-Carbon pricing scheme
-UBI for families ($100/month for up to three kids)
-Free community college

2000:


GORE TERM ONE:
-Free trade schools/job training
-Invasion of Afghanistan
-Carbon pricing tax hike
-Department Of Environmental Protection
-Abolition of the death penalty (SCOTUS)
-Legalization of gay marriage (SCOTUS)

2004:




FIRST BUSH TERM:
-Top rate cut from 41.5% to 39.0%
-Balanced Budget Amendment
-Every child left behind

2008:


FIRST TRUMP TERM:
-$1.1 Trillion stimulus
-Ended mandatory minimums
-Public option
-Runoff amendment
-ERA ratified
-Top rate cut from 39.0% to 38.5%
-$0.01 tax on wealth greater than $100 Million
-National Service Corps
-No child left behind, but actually (head start, ban on vouchers, $45,000 minimum teacher salary, bonuses for teaching in lower-performing schools, modified 'same class more curriculum' GAT programs, computers for every classroom, etc).
-Banking regulation act (same as OTL Dodd-Frank but a bit stricter)

2012:


SECOND TRUMP TERM:
-Expanded parental leave
-Drug/medicine cost controls/patent reform
-Legal medical marijuana, decriminalized recreational
-Promotes local hiring for police departments and requires body cams
-Right to an abortion in the cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother codified
-Green infrastructure package
-Put 10% of carbon pricing revenue in a rural development fund

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How a Gillibrand vs Bloomberg vs Sanders Democratic Primary would go:
https://www.yapms.com/app/?m=hkyr

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54 year old progressive Senator for Michigan who supported unemployment insurance, public pensions for the elderly, farm subsidies, a minimum wage, banning child labor, and paid sick leave.

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Jackson Landry, Republican with conservative positions on taxes and foreign policy, moderate positions on women's rights (pro ERA), liberal positions on health care, and extremely left wing positions on the environment.

1968:


President Landry signed legislation establishing a carbon tax, the Department of Environmental Protection, the Clean Air, Clean Water, Endangered Species Act, a CFC ban, a tax cut, and something like Obamacare.

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Stolen from DeviantArt of all places.

2012

President Barack Obama (D-IL), Fmr Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA), Actor Danny Glover (AP-CA)

This one I modified because come on. The others are true to source.



2016:

Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE), Donald Trump (R-NY), Senator Russ Feingold (AP-WI)



2020:

President Joe Biden (D-DE), Vice President Joe Manchin (R-WV), Senator Bernard Sanders (AP-VT), Senator Rand Paul (L-KY).

Kamala Harris replaced Joe Manchin on the Democratic ticket and she became President in early 2021 after Biden died.



2024

Gary Johnson is nominated and wins for the GOP against President Harris and AOC.



2028

Easily the most conservative election in 20+ years. President Gary Johnson (R-NM) vs conservadem Senator Krysten Sinema (D-AZ) with no progressive candidate for the only time since 2012.

President Johnson, in his mid-70s, is rendered a quadriplegic after a terrorist attack in 2029 and replaced by Vice President Pete Buttigieg (R-IN).



2032

EC abolished. President Pete Buttigieg (R-IN), London Breed (D-CA), John Fetterman (RP-PA).

R+18 PV margin for Buttigieg, a former Democrat who went the way of Joe Manchin and the first gay president. 53-35-12.



Details include Bolivia becoming a horrible dystopia ruled by Elon Musk and his filibusters, supported by the White House.

2036

Tahesha Way (D-NJ), Vice President Cam Henderson (R-TN), Ilhan Omar (RP-MN)

D+7.7 margin for Way (43-35.5-21). Influenced by unpopularity of President Buttigieg for various reasons and the disability rights movement becoming a thing in the 2030s. It is possible the proportion of disabled people has increased in this timeline (damn microplastics), or existing invisible disabilities such as autism are finally being recognized and correctly supported by people.



2040

President Tahesha Way (D-NJ), Sentator Jabari Brisport (RP-NY), Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA).

North Korea is finally destroyed, Poly marriage is legalized (with tepid support at best from the White House), and disability rights are expanded particularly for the deaf. Democrats are viewed as the center party in between conservative Republicans and the Radical Progressives. D+11 margin for Way against the second place Progressives, 42-31-27.

Also Mauree Turner, originally from OK, is elected Texas Governor in 2042 as a Radical Progressive.



2044

A giant terrorist attack takes place at the beginning of Way's second term due to chaos in Korea and Japan. Turns out the LDP sucks and younger Japanese blame Americans.

RP+17 margin against the GOP, with unpopular Democrats down to third. 46-29-24.



2048

RP+18 with Democrats back in second place but otherwise a 2044 rerun, with the President gaining 0.1% more then 2044. 46-28-25.



North Korea now worships the UN as divine liberators.

The 2050 midterms are the greatest GOP victory since the Buttigieg era. The GOP are dovish lib-cons, the RP are hawkish leftists, and Democrats are centrist, increasingly hawkish, and the favorites for third place in 2052. Some say the US may be headed back to a two-party system if the Democrats continue to weaken.

2052 early battleground:

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The North Shall Rise: 1860 Presidential Election



House, First Ballot:


House, Second Ballot:


House, Third Ballot:


Senate:

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A McGovern Victory TL

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"We're winning so much, we're tired of winning. And you're saying, 'Please, please. It's too much winning. We can't take it anymore. Mr. President, it's too much.' -- Kamala Harris on election night 2024 in a paraphrase of Donald Trump, 2016

(This is a continuation of my last post where Democrats swept the midterms.)

The NPV is 45-28%-23%. Senator McMullin is the Forward Party candidate and wins 23%.

McMullin splitting the vote

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1992:


1996:

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Wee thing.





Watch this space.

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1964 if Barry Goldwater voted for the civil rights act

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2000

2004

2008

2012

2016

2020

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2000

2004

2008

2012

2016

2020

McCain serves one term.

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2004 Presidential Elections:

Popular Vote:
KERRY (D)- 49.2%
BUSH* (R)- 48.2%

SENATE:

R: 51 (-1)
D: 49 (+1)

Sen. John Edwards (D-NC), 1999-2011
Sen. Tom Daschle (D-SD), 1987-2011
Sen. Daniel Mongiardo (D-KY), 2005-2011
Sen. Robert Wexler (D-FL), 2005-2011

HOUSE:
R: 227 (-2)
D: 208 (+2)

2006:

SENATE:

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

Sen. Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ), 2007-2013
Sen. Michael Steele (R-MD), 2007-2013
Sen. Lincoln Chafee (R-RI), 1999-2013
Sen. Jim Talent (R-MO), 2002-2013
Sen. Conrad Burns (R-MT), 1995-2013
Sen. George Allen (R-VA), 2001-2013

HOUSE:
R: 237 (+10)
D: 198 (-10)

[BigVic]

A 2016 Biden win map


Popular Vote
Joe Biden (49.2%)
Donald Trump (44.6%)


SENATE:


D: 53 (+7)
R: 47 (-7)


HOUSE:
R: 220 (-27)
D: 215 (+27)

GOVERNOR


2018 Midterms

HOUSE:
R: 251 (+31)
D: 184 (-31)

SENATE:



R: 56 (+9)
D: 43 (-10)
I: 1 (+1) (caucusing with R)

2020 - the Republicans pick a madman, Romney plays spoiler


Popular vote
Joe Biden (47.4%)
Roy F. Moore (21.6%)
Mitt Romney (22.7%)
Justin Amash (5.85%)

HOUSE:
D: 286 (+102)
R: 149 (-102)



SENATE:
D: 54 (+11)
R: 44 (-12)
I: 2 (+1)

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My take on 1968 elections in Radio Free Albemuth universe