Post Random Maps Here 3.0

[Mr. Smith]

1916, relative...aka the last time Wyoming and Kansas were more Democratic than the nation.

[538Electoral]

1968 - Goldwater wins re-election.

Goldwater - 321
Humphrey - 217

[Politician]

2012: Mitt Romney wins the PV, but loses!

President Barack Obama (D-IL)/Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE): 272 EV's, 48.56%
Fmr. Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA)/Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI): 266 EV's, 49.7%

Added 2.5% to Romney and subtracted 2.5% from Obama.

Although Governor Mitt Romney won the national popular vote, President Obama was able to pull off a narrow victory thanks to his narrow wins in Colorado, Pennsylvania, Iowa and New Hampshire. Conservatives nationally have denounced the electoral college, and by 2014, most of the nation's Republican trifectas have joined the NPVIC.

[Mr. Smith]

The Result of Other Class I Senate Elections

2006

2000

1994

1988

[Mr. Smith]

Class 1 (cont...)

1982

1976

1970

[Mr. Smith]

Senate Class 3 (1968-2004) Part I

2004

1998

1992

1986

[Mr. Smith]

Class 3 cont...

1980

1974

1968

[Mr. Smith]

Senate Class II (1966-2002)

2002

1996

1990

1984

[Mr. Smith]

Class 2 (cont..)

1978

1972

1966

[One Term Floridian]

2012: Mitt Romney wins the PV, but loses!

President Barack Obama (D-IL)/Vice President Joe Biden (D-DE): 272 EV's, 48.56%
Fmr. Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA)/Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI): 266 EV's, 49.7%

Added 2.5% to Romney and subtracted 2.5% from Obama.

Although Governor Mitt Romney won the national popular vote, President Obama was able to pull off a narrow victory thanks to his narrow wins in Colorado, Pennsylvania, Iowa and New Hampshire. Conservatives nationally have denounced the electoral college, and by 2014, most of the nation's Republican trifectas have joined the NPVIC.

Ugh this should have happened

[Mr. Smith]

The Final Part: Kennedy/Early LBJ Maps

Class 2 (1960)

Class 3 (1962)

Class 1 (1964)

[bagelman]

If these are IOTL maps you should move them to a dedicated thread, probably in another subforum, for easier reference.

Here are some sillier maps: precinct results for geographically extreme points of every state...that has one as a point, as opposed to a flat border, which are gray.

Purple means a tied precinct, very soft green means no voters in the area of the extreme point.

NORTH:

SOUTH:

(For this one the precinct in CA, Clinton 2-0, was merged with a more populated neighboring geographical runner up that was strongly Trump for some reason. Also MO is an estimate of a particularly small border)

EAST:

WEST:

[Politician]

270 game victory as Sanders.

Red is Sanders, Blue is Cruz, Green is Rubio.

[President Johnson]

Hilldog elected in 2008 and beyond:

✓ Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY)/Governor William Richardson (D-NM): 353 EV. (52.74%)
Senator John S. McCain (R-AZ)/Governor Sarah Palin (R-AK): 185 EV. (45.83%)


2012

✓ President Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY)/Vice President William Richardson (D-NM): 285 EV. (50.16%)
Former Governor Willard Mitt Romney (R-MA)/Representative Paul D. Ryan (R-WI): 253 EV. (48.45%)


2016:

✓ Governor Barack Obama (D-IL)/Senator Timothy M. Kaine (D-VA): 318 EV. (51.17%)
Businessman Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Governor Michael R. Pence (R-IN): 220 EV. (44.87%)

[VPH]

Reform Party 2000 Primary

Former Connecticut Senator and Governor Lowell Weicker - 32%
Virginia 6th District Representative Pat Buchanan - 30%
Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura - 24%
Former California 12th District Representative Ed Zschau - 14%

In which Perot gets a higher percentage of the vote in 1992 and 1996 and parlays his strength into a legit third party that wins a number of seats in Congress as well as a few statewide positions.

Weicker: Ran a center-of-the-road campaign taking moderate stances on most issues and opposing Buchanan's outward social conservatism. He emphasized healthcare reform, supporting small businesses, paying down the debt, and a responsible foreign policy as his main issues and performed well in metropolitan areas and across most of the Northeast.
Buchanan: Ran a firey bid similar to his 1996 GOP primary campaign and the one that got him elected as the 6th District Representative in 1992, a position he returned to in 1998. Socially hard-right, against free trade, against immigration, etc.
Ventura: Anti-establishment campaign emphasizing tax reform, infrastructure investment, and an isolationist foreign policy. Ventura did well in the Midwest and out West, as well as with younger voters.
Ed Zschau: Ran a similar campaign to Weicker but based around embracing free trade and paying down the debt along with investing in technology, much in the same vein as Richard Lamm's 1996 bid against Perot but adapted to his personal style. Did well out west but had his thunder stolen by Weicker elsewhere.

[President Johnson]

Nixon versus Kennedy reloaded with opposite parties

Note: I picked Ned Lamont as Democratic running mate because he is related to the Lodge family

✓ Former Governor Jay Nixon (D-MO)/Governor Ned Lamont (D-CT): 351 EV. (52.36%)
Senator John Kennedy (R-LA)/Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI): 187 EV. (46.25%)

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Senate map 52D-48R

[CookieDamage]

2020 election. Harris/Castro vs. Trump/Pence 304 - 234. Thoughts on NC voting ever to the left of FL? My mind tells me FL will be voting to the left of NC for the immediate future, but I thought it was an interesting scenario where white Trump voters surged in central and northern FL whereas they didn't in NC.

[Politician]

2022 Midterms: A Biden midterm

US Senate:

Republicans recapture the Senate after losing it in 2020. Senator Toomey is defeated narrowly by Governor Tom Wolf, but Republicans make up for this with pickups in Arizona (Doug Ducey), Nevada (Brian Sandoval) and New Hampshire (Chris Sununu).

Governors:

Republicans lose Alaska due to Governor Dunleavy's extreme unpopularity and Maryland, but compensate with pickups in Connecticut, Wisconsin, Kansas and Nevada.

Pennsylvania is the GOP version of Florida, with Trump's win there being equivalent to Obama's win of Florida in 2012.

[VPH]

A Conservative Primary Challenge to Obama

United States President Barack Obama - 85%
Mississippi 4th District Representative Gene Taylor - 15%

After the 2010 midterm wipeout, a number of conservative Democrats grew upset with the direction of the administration and the party at large. This small group decided on a primary challenge to the incumbent President with the hope of pushing him to the center. Gene Taylor, who barely held on in 2010 and touted his voting for John McCain in 2008, was announced as the candidate early on, and he campaigned mostly in conservative-leaning states where ancestral Democrats remain a decent voting coalition. Taylor also picked up a few endorsements. West Virginia 1st District Representative Mike Oliverio and Oklahoma 2nd District Representative Dan Boren were among his most vocal backers. Dan Lipinski (IL-03) and Collin Peterson (MN-08) refused to endorse the sitting President as well. Former Representatives Walt Minnick (ID-01), Lincoln Davis (TN-04), Jim Marshall (GA-08), Robert Marion Berry (AR-01), Bobby Bright (AL-02), and Parker Griffith (R, AL-05) endorsed the upstart ticket as well.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

2020 US SEN:52-48 Democratic controlled

AL: GOPer def inc D.JONES
AK: GROSS def inc Sullivan
AZ: M.KELLY def special McSally
CO: DEM nominee def inc Gardner
KS: GRISSOM def Kris Kobach
KY: McGRATH def inc McConnell
ME: GIDEON def inc Collins
NM: LUJAN wins
NC: CUNNINGHAM def inc Tillis

Gov elections

DEL Gov inc CARNEY
IN   Gov inc Holcomb
KY Beshear def Gov inc Bevin
LA Gov inc JBE
MS HOOD def Reeves
MO GALLOWAY def inc Gov Parsons
MT Fox def COONEY
NH Gov inc Sununu def Dem nominee
NC Gov inc COOPER def Forest
ND Gov inc Bingam
UT R nominee
VT Gov inc Scott
WA Dem nominee
WVA Gov inc Justice

[bagelman]

3730 presidential election results

Obama / Biden: 411,075,044 (555 EV) 41.65%

McCain / Palin: 344,542,363 (255 EV)  35.14%

Nader / Gonzalez: 2,643,716 (0 EV) 0.27%

Barr / Root: 1,776,251 (0 EV) 0.2%

Others: 2,716,633 (0 EV) 0.28%

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Inspired by bagelman's map, the election of 1200.

Trump / Pence - 216 EV, 19,115,678 PV (56.44%)
Clinton / Kaine - 174 EV, 1X,079,80X PV (59.48%)
Johnson / Weld - 1,605,EE9 PV (4.89%)
Stein / Baraka - 5X3,36X PV (1.65%)
McMullin / Finn - 2E3,733 PV (0.93%)
Others - 477X58 PV (1.27%)

[morgankingsley]

Inspired by bagelman's map, the election of 1200.

Trump / Pence - 216 EV, 19,115,678 PV (56.44%)
Clinton / Kaine - 174 EV, 1X,079,80X PV (59.48%)
Johnson / Weld - 1,605,EE9 PV (4.89%)
Stein / Baraka - 5X3,36X PV (1.65%)
McMullin / Finn - 2E3,733 PV (0.93%)
Others - 477X58 PV (1.27%)

Trump wins the popular vote by default since there is no way in hell a woman would get the nomination in 1200

[Pericles]

2008 presidential election

Barack Obama/Joe Biden-Democratic: 311 EV 51.36%
John McCain/Sarah Palin-Republican: 227 EV 47.10%