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[BigVic]

2020 United States Presidential Election

Hillary Clinton vs Paul Ryan


Flip map

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Take 2 points off of Trump in 2016 and add 2 points to Clinton in 2016.

[BigVic]

2024 like 1912, or what will happen if Joe Biden is another Bill Clinton style Liberal Republican.

How does the third party split votes?

[morgankingsley]

Lyndon Johnson - 633 electoral votes / 50.7 percent popular vote
George Wallace - 116 electoral votes / 8.1 percent popular vote
Nelson Rockefeller - 81 electoral votes / 40.9 percent popular vote
Other - 0.4 percent popular vote

[Sir Mohamed]

2024 election:



✓ Vice President Kamala Harris (D-CA)/Governor Roy Cooper (D-NC): 289 EVs.; 50.7%
Former President Donald J. Trump (R-FL)/Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA): 249 EVs.; 47.3%

[LAKISYLVANIA]

[Brother Jonathan]

The Rise and Fall of President Hiram Johnson
(From The Grand Old (Federalist) Party timeline)

1932:

1936:

1940:

[ultraviolet]

Is it just me or does the new map with atlas colors look wrong

[bagelman]

2016 with all Trump voters for JOHNSON

[President Johnson]

1992 United States presidential election



✓ President George H. W. Bush (R-TX)/Vice President J. Danforth Quayle (R-IN): 272 EV. (46.27%)
Governor William J. Clinton (D-AR)/Senator Albert Arnold Gore (D-TN): 266 EV. (40.19%)
Businessman H. Ross Perot (I-TX)/Admiral James Stockdale (I-CA): 0 EV. (12.32%)


1996 United States presidential election



✓ Senator Albert Arnold Gore (D-TN)/Senator John F. Kerry (D-MA): 355 EV. (51.49%)
Senator Robert J. Dole (R-KS)/Former HUD Secretary Jack French Kemp (R-NY): 183 EV. (45.98%)


2000 United States presidential election



✓ President Albert Arnold Gore (D-TN)/Vice President John F. Kerry (D-MA): 356 EV. (52.34%)
Former Vice President J. Danforth Quayle (R-IN)/Senator Phil Gramm (R-TX): 182 EV. (45.21%)

[Andrew Yang 2024]

How do you get to the ACCK map? I’m trying to find it.

[Brother Jonathan]

More maps from the Grand Old (Federalist) Party timeline

1960:



1964:

[bagelman]

A blatant fantasy of mine. Exact states don't really matter but the idea is that Fetterman is seen as a spoiler for Harris by the MSM but public distrust of them continues to mount. Hawley, interchangeable as a candidate, is seen as a return of the GOP's blueblooded establishment and is the favorite to win against divided opposition. The result is that Fetterman wins a plurality of the vote and majority of the EV. Hawley is mainly supported by Safe R southern evangelicals while Harris's support are a mix of blacks (FAR lower share than usual), wealthy suburbanites, and other out of touch spoiler voters. Harris wins DC with this coalition and nowhere else, while she spoils Fetterman in VA, TX, and other winnable southern states. Even most pessimists regarding her campaign had her spoiling Fetterman much more and getting a far larger share of the vote than she did, but she earns the lowest Democrat share of the vote, electoral and popular, in history.

[President Johnson]

Continuation

2004 United States presidential election



✓ Senator John S. McCain (R-AZ)/Former Governor Lamar Alexander (R-TN): 300 EV. (50.29%)
Vice President John F. Kerry (D-MA)/Senator John Edwards (D-NC): 238 EV. (46.77%)


2008 United States presidential election



✓ Senator Joseph R. Biden (D-DE)/Governor Kathleen Sebelius (D-KS): 342 EV. (51.19%)
President John S. McCain (R-AZ)/Vice President Lamar Alexander (R-TN): 196 EV. (46.40%)


2012 United States presidential election



✓ President Joseph R. Biden (D-DE)/Vice President Kathleen Sebelius (D-KS): 341 EV. (51.74%)
Entertainer Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Former Speaker Newton Gingrich (R-GA): 197 EV. (45.88%)

[TwinGeeks99]

The 2020 election if the popular vote were tied: (Flips from OTL 2020 are a darker shade)

I know states like New York are still counting, but it's unlikely to push the margin for Biden big enough so that any more states flip to Trump in this scenario.

[VPH]

Republic of California, Green Party Primary

Ro Khanna - 29%
Gayle McLaughlin - 27%
Matt Gonzalez - 24%
Daniel Hamburg - 19%

In the Green Party's primary leading up to the 2020 Republic of California election, Congressman Ro Khanna prevailed over Former Richmond Mayor and National Board of Education member Gayle McLaughlin as well as San Francisco Councilmember Matt Gonzalez and Former Congressman (and current NGO head) Daniel Hamburg. Gonzalez and Hamburg split the left-wing of the party, while McLaughin had broad appeal and Khanna won over more moderate Greens. Hamburg's campaign, in particular, appealed to rural areas although he barely lost his own home county thanks to Gonzalez overperforming. His main issues were drug legalization and a dovish foreign policy, but Hamburg also supported the decentralization of government. McLaughlin focused on police defunding, community development, free college, and a crackdown on abusive banking practices. Gonzalez pushed the hardest line on police issues and openly campaigned on reparations and an eco-socialist platform. Finally, Khanna ran on a tech-savvy agenda based on UBI, hard drug decriminalization,and privacy rights. His campaign was decidedly more moderate but Khanna's leadership in Congress led him to appeal to a decently sized swath of the party.

The Green Party has come close to winning a number of state offices in recent years by broadening its appeal in suburban communities and staking out less aggressive stances on issues like opposition to mandatory vaccination and GMOs. In part due to difficulties among minority voters and working-class voters generally, they remain the third-largest party in California, just behind the center-right Republican Party and a ways back of the centrist to center-left Democratic Party. They hold substantially more seats than the fourth party, the right-wing Popular California Coalition. The Green Party is set to moderate some under Ro Khanna, which may help them.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

2024 election:



✓ Vice President Kamala Harris (D-CA)/Governor Roy Cooper (D-NC): 289 EVs.; 50.7%
Former President Donald J. Trump (R-FL)/Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA): 249 EVs.; 47.3%

Lol Tammy Baldwin isn't losing WI for Ds. Neither is Bob Caseu

[VPH]

Also random (possibly dumb) question. How do you access these new interactive maps??

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Also random (possibly dumb) question. How do you access these new interactive maps??

Via the evc icon at the top of the page, just like you used to access the old calculator.

[Kuumo]

Also random (possibly dumb) question. How do you access these new interactive maps??

You can also edit someone else's map by quoting their post, previewing it, and clicking the "Edit this map" button that appears when you hover over the map in the preview.

[BigVic]

How the 2020 election would’ve looked like if Jo Jorgensen voters voted for Trump.

A 269-269 tie!

[President Johnson]

Continuation from the previous series


2016 United States presidential election



✓ Former Representative Joseph Scarborough (R-FL)/Governor John R. Kasich (R-OH): 280 EV. (49.06%)
Vice President Kathleen Sebelius (D-KS)/Senator Timothy M. Kaine (D-VA): 258 EV. (48.97%)


2020 United States presidential election



✓ President Joseph Scarborough (R-FL)/Vice President John R. Kasich (R-OH): 317 EV. (51.12%%)
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)/Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro (D-TX): 228 EV. (47.36%)

[beaver2.0]

twenny twennyfor

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

1964:



The election of 1964 is considered one of the most contentious in history, with chief focus on two issues: The South African War and the Civil Rights Act. Southern anger at the Republican-Democrats propelled AL Governor George Wallace to the NPP nomination, with his inflammatory rhetoric essentially locking the Deep South in for the NPP. Knowing this, he traveled north into the Steel Belt, an area that felt adverse to both candidates, though especially the conservative-leaning Bennett. Wallace, although an out-and-out racist, was at least a bit of a populist. This won many factory workers over to his side, especially the NPP's seemingly united goal of strengthening the safety net.

The South African War, however, was the spark needed to end their reign of dominance. Although the war was slowly swinging away from the Reichskommissariats in Africa, the stream of American men coming back in caskets grew extreme anger towards the ruling R-Ds, especially as turmoil gripped the party from within after Nixon's resignation followed by Kennedy's assassination.

When the votes finally came in, it was all down to Ohio, where results were tabulated over days, and recounted over weeks, until Wallace won the state by 0.1%, and with it, the Presidency.

However, the Senate results were a serious problem for the NPP, as the R-Ds controlled the chamber with a massive majority. Wallace's agenda was, seemingly, dead in the water without cooperation.

1966 Midterms: "BLOODBATH FOR NPP", "NPP CAMPAIGN IN SHAMBLES", and "WALLACE REBUKED BY VOTERS" were the headlines. Every senate race that was up was won by the R-D's. The NPP was reduced to around 100 seats. Wallace's attempt to repeal the VRA had failed just before the election, leaving his southern base angry that he couldn't get it done, and northern voters furious that he tried to pull such a stunt. After the midterms, Wallace would focus more on economics, including trade agreements and, in a narrow vote, passing Social Security and Medicare. However, his thinly-veiled racist crusade continued with attempts to gut school funding, especially in systems that were integrated. The conservative Supreme Court allowed this, but the actions made him very, very few friends. Only when he pumped all that funding into a "Subsidy Spree" did anyone like him, but this would not be enough.

The only thing anyone gave Wallace credit for was foreign policy victories, including Italy's entrance to the OFN. However, detractors stated that any president could have done this.

1968:


Wallace was crushed. OH Governor John Glenn would be the first ever candidate to carry every state. Arkansas was the closest, with a 1.6% difference. The final vote, however, saw 1 vote for Gore Sr./Glenn, leaving George Washington as the only President to have received all electoral votes. It was later revealed that Glenn wanted this.

[hyouzel the predictor]

The 2020 Election based on the 124 States of America map by Andrew Shears...