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« Reply #650 on: July 11, 2020, 02:07:02 PM »

President Infinity Game: 2016 Expanded parties



Fmr. Sec. Hillary Clinton (DEM-NY)/Sen. Tim Kaine (DEM-VA): 60,437,339 41.8% 303 EV
Mr. Donald Trump (REP-NY)/Gov. Mike Pence (REP-IN): 58,059,025 40.2% 235 EV
Fmr. Gov. Gary Johnson (LIB-NM)/Fmr. Gov. Bill Weld (LIB-MA): 12,191,029 8.4%
Fmr. Town Meeting Member Jill Stein (GRN-MA)/Mr. Ajamu Baraka (GRN-GA): 5,434,314 3.8%
Fmr. Mayor Michael Bloomberg (IND-NY)/Fmr. Sec. Chuck Hagel (IND-NE): 5,160,468, 3.6%
Ms. Gloria La Riva (PSL-CA)/Mr. Eugene Puryear (PSL-DC): 1,807,924 1.3%
Mr. Evan McMullin (IND-UT)/Mrs. Mindy Finn (IND-CA): 1,044,455 0.7%
Mr. Darrel Castle (CON-TN)/Mr. Scott Bradley (CON-UT): 312,219 0.2%


Best state for minor parties:
Libertarian: Tie between NM and MT (15.8%)
Green: MT (5.8%)
Bloomberg: UT (6.4%)
Socialism and Liberation: IA (2.9%)
McMullin: UT (23.8%)
Castle: UT (4.9%)

5 Closest states:
IA 39.6-39.1-8.3-3.6-2.9-2.6-2.5-1.4

NV 42.6-42.1-10.3-5.0

FL 41.9-41.1-8.3-4.4-4.2-0.2

MI 41.3-40.5-8.0-4.4-3.8-2.0

UT 24.8-23.8-23.2-12.1-6.4-4.9-3.4-1.4

I wonder how the libertarians will ruin campaign funding next election
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« Reply #651 on: July 11, 2020, 09:28:20 PM »


President Calvin Coolidge
Republican - Massachusetts

11,650,482 votes (40.04%)
266 electors

Ambassador John W. Davis
Democratic - West Virginia
5,476,076 votez (18.82%)
149 electors

Senator Robert M. La Follette
Progressive - Wisconsin
11,816,335 votes (40.61%)
116 electors

Closest states:
Kentucky: 35.98% - 34.93%
Colorado: 44.44% - 43.02%
New Mexico: 34.52% - 33.02% - 32.46%
West Virginia: 35.45% - 34.07%
Missouri: 35.58% - 33.79%
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« Reply #652 on: July 11, 2020, 09:54:52 PM »

President Infinity Game: 2016 Expanded parties



Fmr. Sec. Hillary Clinton (DEM-NY)/Sen. Tim Kaine (DEM-VA): 60,437,339 41.8% 303 EV
Mr. Donald Trump (REP-NY)/Gov. Mike Pence (REP-IN): 58,059,025 40.2% 235 EV
Fmr. Gov. Gary Johnson (LIB-NM)/Fmr. Gov. Bill Weld (LIB-MA): 12,191,029 8.4%
Fmr. Town Meeting Member Jill Stein (GRN-MA)/Mr. Ajamu Baraka (GRN-GA): 5,434,314 3.8%
Fmr. Mayor Michael Bloomberg (IND-NY)/Fmr. Sec. Chuck Hagel (IND-NE): 5,160,468, 3.6%
Ms. Gloria La Riva (PSL-CA)/Mr. Eugene Puryear (PSL-DC): 1,807,924 1.3%
Mr. Evan McMullin (IND-UT)/Mrs. Mindy Finn (IND-CA): 1,044,455 0.7%
Mr. Darrel Castle (CON-TN)/Mr. Scott Bradley (CON-UT): 312,219 0.2%


Best state for minor parties:
Libertarian: Tie between NM and MT (15.8%)
Green: MT (5.8%)
Bloomberg: UT (6.4%)
Socialism and Liberation: IA (2.9%)
McMullin: UT (23.8%)
Castle: UT (4.9%)

5 Closest states:
IA 39.6-39.1-8.3-3.6-2.9-2.6-2.5-1.4

NV 42.6-42.1-10.3-5.0

FL 41.9-41.1-8.3-4.4-4.2-0.2

MI 41.3-40.5-8.0-4.4-3.8-2.0

UT 24.8-23.8-23.2-12.1-6.4-4.9-3.4-1.4

How does UT turns blue
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« Reply #653 on: July 11, 2020, 11:52:55 PM »


McMuffin.

President Infinity occasionally has oddball results.
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« Reply #654 on: July 12, 2020, 07:47:35 PM »

Alternate UK Election 2019: Brexit Party and Lib Dems break out

Seat map (left), Gains (right)

Conservative - 28.79% of the vote - 238 seats in the House of Commons
Liberal Democrats - 22.95% - 65 seats
Labour - 21.78% - 160 seats
Brexit Party - 12.24% - 104 seats
Green - 5.24% - 1 seat
SNP - 4.54% - 55 seats
Plaid Cymru - 1.07% - 6 seats
Sinn Féin - 0.59% - 6 seats
DUP - 0.56% - 6 seats
Alliance - 0.52% - 2 seats
UUP - 0.40% - 2 seats
SDLP - 0.39% - 2 seats
Others - 0.94% (combined) - 3 seats (combined)

I think a Conservative-Brexit coalition is likely if these were the results.

Maps and data from principalfish.co.uk

Huge mandate for IndyRef2
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« Reply #655 on: July 13, 2020, 07:06:05 AM »

Alternate UK Election 2019: Brexit Party and Lib Dems break out

Seat map (left), Gains (right)

Conservative - 28.79% of the vote - 238 seats in the House of Commons
Liberal Democrats - 22.95% - 65 seats
Labour - 21.78% - 160 seats
Brexit Party - 12.24% - 104 seats
Green - 5.24% - 1 seat
SNP - 4.54% - 55 seats
Plaid Cymru - 1.07% - 6 seats
Sinn Féin - 0.59% - 6 seats
DUP - 0.56% - 6 seats
Alliance - 0.52% - 2 seats
UUP - 0.40% - 2 seats
SDLP - 0.39% - 2 seats
Others - 0.94% (combined) - 3 seats (combined)

I think a Conservative-Brexit coalition is likely if these were the results.

Maps and data from principalfish.co.uk


I think you really exaggerated with the Brexit Party... (also with the Lib Dems, but less)
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« Reply #656 on: July 13, 2020, 08:14:52 AM »

I think you really exaggerated with the Brexit Party... (also with the Lib Dems, but less)

What do you mean? This is a scenario for if those two parties broke out in 2019 and the tool generated who won which seats. I put in the percentages but it doesn't use what you put in exactly (probably bc of minor parties/Indies).

I thought it was strange that Brexit did so well but only had a PV repeat from UKIP 2015 but I think this is bc many of their wins are probably narrow: four-way races only won bc LD did so well too and cut down the major parties, indirectly helping the Brexit Party.
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« Reply #657 on: July 13, 2020, 01:25:15 PM »

2006

President Arnold Schwarzenegger (National Liberal-California) 55%
Governor William Richardson (Progressive Labor-New Mexico) 44%

2010

Senator Barack Obama, Jr. (Progressive Labor-Hawaii) - 52%
Senator John S. McCain III (National Liberal-Arizona) - 38%
Mr. Marvin Richardson (Independent) - 19%

2014

Barack Obama, Jr. (Progressive Labor-Hawaii) - 53%
Former Governor Willard Milton Romney (National Liberal-Oregon) - 46%

2018

Governor Jon Huntsman Jr. (National Liberal-Utah) - 49%
Governor Kate Brown (Progressive Labor-Oregon) - 49%
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« Reply #658 on: July 13, 2020, 01:27:47 PM »


Do you know roughly who won what regions? It looks like the BXP won Yorkshire&H plus the North East, Labour won London and Wales and probably scraped through in the North West, SNP obviously won Scotland, and the Tories won both Midlands Regions plus East Anglia and the South West and East, although the Lib Dems like came close in those two.
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« Reply #659 on: July 13, 2020, 02:46:10 PM »

Do you know roughly who won what regions? It looks like the BXP won Yorkshire&H plus the North East, Labour won London and Wales and probably scraped through in the North West, SNP obviously won Scotland, and the Tories won both Midlands Regions plus East Anglia and the South West and East, although the Lib Dems like came close in those two.

I don't. You can see the breakdown by region but I didn't check and I don't know of a way to save a map in that tool.
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« Reply #660 on: July 13, 2020, 04:35:34 PM »

Do you know roughly who won what regions? It looks like the BXP won Yorkshire&H plus the North East, Labour won London and Wales and probably scraped through in the North West, SNP obviously won Scotland, and the Tories won both Midlands Regions plus East Anglia and the South West and East, although the Lib Dems like came close in those two.

I don't. You can see the breakdown by region but I didn't check and I don't know of a way to save a map in that tool.

I usually take a screenshot when I use that website because it doesn't let you save them unfortunately. Thanks for the response.
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« Reply #661 on: July 13, 2020, 05:57:58 PM »


President Calvin Coolidge
Republican - Massachusetts

11,650,482 votes (40.04%)
266 electors

Ambassador John W. Davis
Democratic - West Virginia
5,476,076 votez (18.82%)
149 electors

Senator Robert M. La Follette
Progressive - Wisconsin
11,816,335 votes (40.61%)
116 electors

Closest states:
Kentucky: 35.98% - 34.93%
Colorado: 44.44% - 43.02%
New Mexico: 34.52% - 33.02% - 32.46%
West Virginia: 35.45% - 34.07%
Missouri: 35.58% - 33.79%


I find it funny how much lafollette had a popular vote advantage in that year but totally screwed in the electoral vote no matter how he tries to play it
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« Reply #662 on: July 13, 2020, 10:52:46 PM »

Here's a map of the 2016 Senatorial election results by county in the Ferguson Scenario, including the results of special elections in New Mexico and Tennessee. How do the states vote for United States Senate?

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« Reply #663 on: July 14, 2020, 08:19:09 PM »

New York City Council Elections 2017, leading minor party in every seat (including parties that ran fusion tickets with major parties)

The Working Families really stands out here, which makes sense as they often endorsed the Democratic candidate and gave them their ballot line.



Basemap is from Wikipedia
MrPenguin20, party strength created by DrRandomFactor / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0) and can be found here:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/New_York_City_Council_Election_2013_-_Party_Strength_By_District.svg
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« Reply #664 on: July 15, 2020, 10:55:22 AM »

Here's a map of the 2016 Senatorial election results by county in the Ferguson Scenario, including the results of special elections in New Mexico and Tennessee. How do the states vote for United States Senate?


Are the senate candidates made up too? I'd love to know who's winning such a margin in FL in this day and age
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« Reply #665 on: July 15, 2020, 12:17:47 PM »

Here's a map of the 2016 Senatorial election results by county in the Ferguson Scenario, including the results of special elections in New Mexico and Tennessee. How do the states vote for United States Senate?


Are the senate candidates made up too? I'd love to know who's winning such a margin in FL in this day and age
and who the f**k wins SC
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« Reply #666 on: July 15, 2020, 02:59:59 PM »

Here's a map of the 2016 Senatorial election results by county in the Ferguson Scenario, including the results of special elections in New Mexico and Tennessee. How do the states vote for United States Senate?


Are the senate candidates made up too? I'd love to know who's winning such a margin in FL in this day and age

All of the Senate candidates are real people. As I've said, this is within the Ferguson Scenario (https://fiction.fandom.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016_(Ferguson_Scenario).
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« Reply #667 on: July 15, 2020, 04:33:26 PM »

Trump decides not to run for reelection, so the RNC nominates Pence. Then in October Trump starts tweeting about how the RNC stole the nomination from him and "Phony Pence" is being very disrepectful to him, leading to a concerted Trump write-in effort by the faithful. Right-wing vote splitting in an already very favorable Dem climate creates this result.

Biden (Dem): 512
Trump (write-in): 15
Pence (Rep): 11

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« Reply #668 on: July 15, 2020, 04:44:26 PM »

Here's a map of the 2016 Senatorial election results by county in the Ferguson Scenario, including the results of special elections in New Mexico and Tennessee. How do the states vote for United States Senate?


Are the senate candidates made up too? I'd love to know who's winning such a margin in FL in this day and age

All of the Senate candidates are real people. As I've said, this is within the Ferguson Scenario (https://fiction.fandom.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016_(Ferguson_Scenario).
Okay, I'll bite. Who's winning every county of Oklahoma here?
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« Reply #669 on: July 15, 2020, 08:07:21 PM »

The 2012 Congressional Elections in New York's  28th District, which in this alternate universe continues to exist. Hamlin lawyer Adam Bergerhoff was nominated by the Democrats in an unopposed primary. State Senator John J. Flanagan was expected to easily win the Republican primary, but was soundly defeated in an upset by former State Assemblymen, volunteer sheriff, farmer, unlicensed lawyer, and Mayor of the small hamlet of Knowlesville, the octogenarian Willis Bradley Brentford. Brentford did especially well in his home county, Orleans.


Brentford (83) went on to easily defeat Bergerhoff (36) in the general election.


Brentford passed the office of Mayor to former Sheriff and local hunting tour organizer Franklin Gabbot "Buster" Whitlock Smith-Fyfe.
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« Reply #670 on: July 15, 2020, 08:40:10 PM »

Here's a map of the 2016 Senatorial election results by county in the Ferguson Scenario, including the results of special elections in New Mexico and Tennessee. How do the states vote for United States Senate?


Are the senate candidates made up too? I'd love to know who's winning such a margin in FL in this day and age

All of the Senate candidates are real people. As I've said, this is within the Ferguson Scenario (https://fiction.fandom.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016_(Ferguson_Scenario).
Okay, I'll bite. Who's winning every county of Oklahoma here?


Brad Henry, the last Democratic Governor of Oklahoma.
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« Reply #671 on: July 15, 2020, 10:30:06 PM »



Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton

New Hampshire and Minnesota flip to Trump



Donald Trump
Joe Biden

Nevada and Maine flip to Trump, Arizona and New Hampshire flip to Biden
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« Reply #672 on: July 16, 2020, 10:36:47 AM »

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All of the Senate candidates are real people. As I've said, this is within the Ferguson Scenario (https://fiction.fandom.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016_(Ferguson_Scenario).

Neat, I just read the page about Florida. What did Pryor do to alienate Cubans? And who was the Senate candidate?
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« Reply #673 on: July 16, 2020, 11:43:09 AM »

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All of the Senate candidates are real people. As I've said, this is within the Ferguson Scenario (https://fiction.fandom.com/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2016_(Ferguson_Scenario).

Neat, I just read the page about Florida. What did Pryor do to alienate Cubans? And who was the Senate candidate?

I haven't exactly elaborated on it, but it would probably be some kind of offensive remark, or some foreign policy stance-perhaps akin to what caused Cubans to trend to Obama and Clinton. As for the Senate, the Democratic Senator would be Jim Davis (who ran for and lost the 2006 gubernatorial election to Charlie Crist).
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« Reply #674 on: July 19, 2020, 11:35:59 PM »


JHK simulation

441 - 97 Biden win

Pop vote: 59% Biden, 39% Trump, 2% 3rd party

Curious to see MS and MO flip before KS and MT.
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