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« Reply #75 on: December 03, 2020, 12:11:47 AM »

Joe Biden(2021-2029)
Mike Pence(2029-)similar to Nixon
Kamala Harris maybe
Mike Pence VP or one of Trump's children
Harris VP maybe?
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« Reply #76 on: December 03, 2020, 09:44:16 PM »

2021-2025: Former Vice President Joe Biden (Democratic - Delaware)
2025-2033: Television Host Tucker Carlson (Republican - Virginia)
2033-2041: Senator John Fetterman (Democratic - Pennsylvania)
2041-2045: Vice President Jennifer Carroll Foy (Democratic - Virginia)
2045-2053: Senator Jeanette Nunez (Republican - Florida)
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« Reply #77 on: December 03, 2020, 10:49:45 PM »

Joe Biden (2021-2025)

Kamala Harris (2025-2033)

Ted Cruz (2033-2037)

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (2037-2045)

David Hogg (2045-2053)
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« Reply #78 on: December 03, 2020, 11:10:09 PM »
« Edited: December 03, 2020, 11:52:48 PM by EastwoodS »

2021-2025: Joe Biden
2025-2029: Nikki Haley, Rubio, or another mediocre Republican that is able to scare enough people from Kamala Harris.
2029-2033: Someone from the far left wing of the Democrat Party. Gen Z and late millennials will be in the transition phase of going from reliably Democratic to more of a tossup group after this election.
2033-2041: Ron Desantis; will become the first Republican to win a plurality of the Hispanic vote .
2041-2045/9: The VP of Desantis
I think ethnic Demographic trends, especially in the Hispanic community look good for Republicans in the long term; all Republicans need to do is drop immigration and focus on more practical issues. I also do not think the evangelical or “angry white Karen and Richard” Vote will sit out because Republicans support immigration; they care too much about taxes and the 2nd amendment and are able to drop social issues as long as it prevents someone like Sanders from becoming the president.
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« Reply #79 on: December 04, 2020, 12:54:31 AM »

2021-2025: Joe Biden

2025-2029: Kamala Harris

2029-2033: Ron DeSantis

2033-2037: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

2037-2045: Elise Stefanik

2045-2053: Currently unknown Democrat
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« Reply #80 on: December 06, 2020, 11:06:39 AM »

46. Kamala Harris (2021-2025)
47. Nikki Haley (2025-2033)
48. Dan Crenshaw (2033-2037)

49. Unknown Democrat (2037-2041)
50. Unknown Republican (2041-2045)

Taking another stab at this:

46. Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (2021-2025)
47. Nikki Haley/Josh Hawley (2025-2033) (def. Harris/Buttigieg and Buttigieg/Ocasio-Cortez)
48. Mark Kelly/Stacey Abrams (2033-2037) (def. Hawley/Unknown Hispanic Republican)
49. Young Hispanic Republican/Older Party Statesman (2037-2045)
50. Someone like AOC but probably not AOC herself/Older Party Statesman (2045-2053)
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« Reply #81 on: December 06, 2020, 03:47:51 PM »

46. Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (Democratic) 2021-2025
47. Kamala Harris/Tom Wolfe (Democratic) 2025-2029
defeats Ron DeSantis/Ivanka Trump
48. Josh Hawley/Elise Stefanik (Republican) 2029-2037
defeats Kamala Harris/Tom Wolfe (2028)
defeats Pete Buttigieg/Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (2032)

49. Katie Porter/Ruben Gallego (Democratic) 2037-2045
defeats Elise Stefanik/Dan Crenshaw (2036)
Elise Stefanik/Ben Shapiro

50. Ruben Gallego/Jared Golden (Democratic) 2045-
defeats Dan Crenshaw/Nicholas Sandmann (2044)
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« Reply #82 on: December 08, 2020, 08:06:37 PM »

Joe Biden (D) - 2020-2024
Donald Trump (R) - 2024-2028
Andrew Yang (D) - 2028-2036
#populist, far-right on social issues, near-socialist on economic (R) - 2036-2044
Independent candidate [celebrity or political pundit] with an ideology not neatly classified (I) - 2044-2052
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« Reply #83 on: December 09, 2020, 03:55:46 PM »

Joe Biden (2021-2025)
Kamala Harris (2025-2029)

Josh Hawley (2029-2037)
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« Reply #84 on: December 12, 2020, 03:39:42 AM »

Rolling the dice on what I believe could be a plausible scenario.

46. Joe Biden (D-DE) (2021-2025)
47. Nikki Haley (R-SC) (2025-2029)
48. Adrian Perkins (D-LA) (2029-2037)
49. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) (2037-2041)
50. Unknown Republican (R-??) (2041-20??)
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« Reply #85 on: December 19, 2020, 05:16:51 PM »

Alright, here's my post-election addition

[46. Joe Biden : 2021-2025]

47. Donald Trump (R) : 2025-2027
48. Mike Pompeo (R) : 2027-2029
49. A. Ocasio-Cortez (D) : 2029-2030
50. Pete Buttigieg : (D) 2030-2033
51. Steven Crowder : (R) 2033-2037
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« Reply #86 on: December 19, 2020, 06:09:40 PM »

46 - Joe Biden (D-DE), 2021-2025
47 - Kamala Harris (D-CA), 2025-2033
48 - Brian Mast (R-FL), 2033-2041
49 - Colin Allred (D-TX), 2041-2049
50 - Bryan Steil (R-WI), 2049-2057
51 - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), 2057-2061
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« Reply #87 on: December 20, 2020, 12:54:19 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
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« Reply #88 on: December 20, 2020, 01:06:08 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha
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« Reply #89 on: December 20, 2020, 01:15:24 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
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« Reply #90 on: December 20, 2020, 01:37:50 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.
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« Reply #91 on: December 20, 2020, 01:44:20 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
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« Reply #92 on: December 20, 2020, 01:53:05 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
Patterns can change, voting pattern change. Depending on the demographics of a state and and how the immigration and migration of certain states can lead to new coalition and voting patterns. Like how Georgia may go blue at the Democrats expense of Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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« Reply #93 on: December 20, 2020, 02:46:16 PM »

I won’t predict names because it’s too far out. But I will give party and a general description of the Forumlurker Timeline TM

0. Joe Biden (duh) 2020-2028
1. Another Trump-like Republican who gets elected narrowly over Kamala in 2028. He faces several crises during his administration and unlike Trump, isn’t as good at pointing fingers. He could either be a Trump son, or some Trumpism influenced figure in general.
2028-2032

2. A charismatic progressive Democrat who is able to campaign as a moderate as well. She isn’t wavering in her beliefs however, it’s her tone which helps her hold the suburbs (and even make gains much to the anger of OSR) She is not too alienating when she runs btw, so that clears out some possibilities. She oversees a decently successful administration but more importantly finally shifts the Overton window.
2032-2040

2040-2044
3. The decent vice-president of 2, he is more mild-mannered and calm though. He wins his election well enough, but fails to secure reelection due to fatigue and a good challenger. Obviously a Democrat and has similar beliefs to 2 post-2032 (although was more moderate before when it was politically convenient)

2044-2052
4. A populist GOPer with lots of hype who still manages to repudiate Trumpism. He attracts supporters from several ends of the political spectrum and cruises to victory in 2044. He is moderate and populist and can easily “code-switch” depending on where he is. He also doesn’t push too hard against the popular policies of 2&3.

2052-2056
5. The VP of the GOP star who is more of a traditional conservative. Luckily, due to 4’s popularity and a campaign that doesn’t screw up, he wins election in a close race. He is more conservative and will have decent popularity through his term. He still loses re-election in 2056 for some shocking reasons...
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« Reply #94 on: December 20, 2020, 03:03:58 PM »

2021-2025: Joe Biden, who retires after one term and anoints Kamala as his successor.
2025-2033: Kamala Harris. She beats Pence in 2024 and either Cotton or Hawley in 2028.
2033-2041: A relatively moderate Republican from the Northeast or Midwest who makes big gains in those regions. At least one person on the ticket is a woman or minority.
2041-2049: A charismatic Democrat from the South who makes a breakthrough there.
2049-2053: A Republican who somehow shakes up the coalition and wins California for the first time since 1988.
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« Reply #95 on: December 20, 2020, 03:51:18 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
Patterns can change, voting pattern change. Depending on the demographics of a state and and how the immigration and migration of certain states can lead to new coalition and voting patterns. Like how Georgia may go blue at the Democrats expense of Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Not what I meant
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« Reply #96 on: December 20, 2020, 03:53:44 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
Patterns can change, voting pattern change. Depending on the demographics of a state and and how the immigration and migration of certain states can lead to new coalition and voting patterns. Like how Georgia may go blue at the Democrats expense of Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Not what I meant
No trend indicates people want more Democratic rule than Republican rule.
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« Reply #97 on: December 20, 2020, 03:55:24 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
Patterns can change, voting pattern change. Depending on the demographics of a state and and how the immigration and migration of certain states can lead to new coalition and voting patterns. Like how Georgia may go blue at the Democrats expense of Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Not what I meant
No trend indicates people want more Democratic rule than Republican rule.

I didn't realize 1992-2016 indicated more people wanted Democratic rule than Republican rule.

Oh wait, that's because it didn't. You're just obtusely misinterpreting what ultraviolet is saying.
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« Reply #98 on: December 20, 2020, 03:58:55 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
Patterns can change, voting pattern change. Depending on the demographics of a state and and how the immigration and migration of certain states can lead to new coalition and voting patterns. Like how Georgia may go blue at the Democrats expense of Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Not what I meant
No trend indicates people want more Democratic rule than Republican rule.

I didn't realize 1992-2016 indicated more people wanted Democratic rule than Republican rule.

Oh wait, that's because it didn't. You're just obtusely misinterpreting what ultraviolet is saying.
Fine, I guess in the land of make believe Bill Clinton was a Republican and Obama was a Labour then
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« Reply #99 on: December 20, 2020, 04:07:10 PM »

I feel like we will go back to 8 year dem, 8 year rep, 8 year dem, etc

As we learned this year, it’s very difficult to take down an incumbent, so barring another Trump level disaster, we should (hopefully) go back to the boring politics of 1992-2016
16 years Dem and only 8 years Rep. yah, no, haha

So, did you just not read the words in the comment you replied to?
I did, I find it hard to see how the American public is in love with the Democratic Party enough and who exactly could increase turnout for the Democrats for you all to be in power like that all over again.

Are you unable to recognize patterns, or are you just a troll?
Patterns can change, voting pattern change. Depending on the demographics of a state and and how the immigration and migration of certain states can lead to new coalition and voting patterns. Like how Georgia may go blue at the Democrats expense of Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Not what I meant
No trend indicates people want more Democratic rule than Republican rule.

I didn’t say anything about that. Please reread my post
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