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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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2020 but ALL states use the Maine System

What a way to gerrymander the electoral college

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2020 but ALL states use the Maine System

What a way to gerrymander elections

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A DIFFERENT 2016

Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware/Marcia "Marcy" C. Kaptur of Ohio - 52.07% of the Popular Vote, 400 Electoral Votes
Donald J. Trump of New York/Mary Fallin of Oklahoma - 38.4% of the Popular Vote, 125 Electoral Votes
Gary E. Johnson of New Mexico/William "Bill" F. Weld - 8.4% of the Popular Vote, 5 Electoral Votes
W. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts/Mary Fallin of Oklahoma - 6 Electoral Votes
John R. Kasich Jr. of Ohio/Cara "Carly" C. Fiorina of Virginia - 1 Electoral Vote
Ronald "Ron" E. Paul/Mary Fallin of Oklahoma - 1 Electoral Vote

Rogue electors voting for other candidates

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2016 POTUS:

PV: Clinton +2.9%

2016 Senate:


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

2018 SENATE:


HOUSE:
R: 277 (+40)
D: 158 (-40)

2020 PRESIDENT:

PV: Clinton +1.2%


SENATE:


HOUSE:
R: 243 (-34)
D: 192 (+34)

Hillary Rodham Clinton (D): January 20, 2017-January 20, 2021
Rafael Edward F. Cruz (R): January 20, 2021-Present

2022 Predictions:

D: 52 (+7)
R: 47 (-8)
I: 1 (+1)

SCOTUS:
2016 (Obama): Merrick Garland (for Antonin Scalia)
2017 (Clinton): Lucy Koh (for Ruth Bader Ginsburg)
2018 (Clinton): Ketanji Brown-Jackson (for Stephen Breyer)
2021 (Cruz): Amy Coney Barrett (for Anthony Kennedy)
2021 (Cruz): Brett Kavanaugh (COURT PACKING)
2021 (Cruz): Christopher Landau (COURT PACKING)

A blue wave in 2022

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2016


2016 Senate


2018 midterms - Senate election



2020


2020 senate



Contingent election results

Paul Ryan 31
Hillary Clinton 17
Tied delegation 2


2022 midterms - Senate election

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2012:

PV: Obama +1.9%

SENATE:


2014 SENATE:


2016 PRESIDENT:

PV: Clinton +0.3%

SENATE:


2020:

PV: Biden +9.9%

SENATE:


SENATE:

Upon a Cross of Marlaksyism

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Election day map:


Donald Trump/Alex Jones: 270 EV
Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine: 268 EV

A complete disaster for Dems struck as even with a crazed conspiracy theorist as his VP, Trump won. The closest state was Florida, but the closest EV was in Nebraska's 2nd, where Trump won by under 0.1%. Either way the election was his, as long as nothing screwed up in the electoral college...



Clinton/Kaine: 266 EV
Trump/Jones: 263 EV
McMullin/Finn: 7 EV
Other: 2 EV

Shocking to some, a total of 9 electors voted for other candidates, including 7 for McMullin, throwing the election to the house (and in turn making McMullin the 3rd contender in that)

House Contingent election, 1st Ballot:



Trump: 21 delegations
Clinton: 17 delegations
McMullin: 4 delegations
No decision: 8 delegations

The balloting continued, as the Senate couldn't decide on a result either as some dissident Republicans from their 51-seat majority (McGinty wins in this TL) abstain from the vote, preventing any majority vote.

Eventually, congressional dems and dissident Rs agreed to a compromise where McMullin would get D votes in the house and Kaine would get senate votes. It took a few more ballots for progressives to begrudgingly accept.

18th ballot:



McMullin: 27 delegations
Trump: 21 delegations
Clinton: 1 delegation
No decision: 1 delegation

McMullin/Kaine and the 12th amendment saves the day.

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2020 - the craziest election ever and the craziest ending. Goes to the House with the House selecting Bloomberg as a compromise candidate. The aftermath and the contingent election between Trump, Sanders and Bloomberg will be fun

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An incumbent Hillary defeats Trump in a rematch but before the electoral votes are to be counted, Trump dies of a heart attack.

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Hillary only serves one term and calls it a day, declined to run for 2020 and retires.

2016





2020

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Senate election results


2020 if Trump gets COVID and dies and is replaced by Pence. Biden wins 2016 OTL + NC and FL. Dems wins a majority in the Senate with exactly 51 seats.

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2018 Midterms under Hillary

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2012 and 2014 Senate elections under President Romney

2012


2014

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SENATE:


HOUSE:
R: 223 (-24)
D: 212 (+24)

GUBERNATORIAL:

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

2018:

SENATE:


HOUSE:
R: 311 (+88)
D: 124 (-88)

GUBERNATORIAL:

R: 34 (+5)
D: 16 (-5)

2020:


SENATE:

R: 59 (-10)
D: 41 (+10)

HOUSE:
R: 280 (-31)
D: 155 (+31)

GUBERNATORIAL:

R: 40 (+6)
D: 10 (-6)

Kasich has a huge trifecta.

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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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2000

2004

2008

2012

2016

2020

McCain serves one term.

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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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2024 with Trump running against DeSantis

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1988 - Dukakis picks Brown and narrowly pulls it off against Vice President George Bush



1992 - Ross Perot wins an EC majority against two unpopular candidates with a recession and a poor economy

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2024 - Biden is re-elected over Trump in a close election


President Joe Biden (D-DE)/Vice President Kamala Harris (D-CA) 303 (49.4%)
Former President Donald J. Trump (R-FL)/Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) 235 (45.3%)


2028 - Dr. Oz manages to sneak into the WH by winning MI by a handful of votes



Dr. Mehmet Oz (R-PA)/Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) 274 (46.7%)
President Kamala Harris (D-CA)/VP Stacey Abrams (D-GA) 264 (50.2%)

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1988 - Biden beats Bush Sr



Senator Joe Biden (D-DE)/Governor Michael Dukakis (D-MA) 306 (50.9%)
Vice President George Bush (R-TX)/Senator Dan Quayle (R-IN) 232 (48.2%)


1992 - Buchanan Picks Rumsfeld as his running mate but loses comfortably with Perot splitting the vote



President Joe Biden (D-DE/Vice President Michael Dukakis (D-MA) 393 (39.8%)
Former Comms Dir Pat Buchanan (R-VA)/Former Sec Def Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL) 110 (31.7%)
Businessman Ross Perot (I-TX)/Admiral Gen James Stockdale (I-CA) 35 (28.0%)

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1992 with Jerry Brown as Dem nominee

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Bush v Gore…..in 1988! The election comes down to a handful of votes in the south



1992 - landslide Al. The GOP nominates former Congressman Jack Kemp with conservative  Pat Buchanan his running mate. Ross Perot is the third party nominee and splits the GOP vote, causing Gore to win re-election easily



1996 - Ross the Boss and Buchanan loses yet again on the VP ticket

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I love how Buchanan is the VP Nominee twice.

Two-time VP loser!