Election Night Timelines Project

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President Kasich's Cabinet:

Secretary of State: Nikki Haley(R-SC)
Secretary of Treasury: Mitt Romney(R-UT)
Secretary of Defense: James Mattis(I-WA)
Attorney General: Brian Sandoval(R-NV)
Secretary of Interior: Greg Walden(R-OR)
Secretary of Agricutlure: Terry Branstad(R-IA)
Secretary of Commerce: Howard Shultz(D-WA)
Secretary of Labor: Mark Kirk(R-IL)
Secretary of Health and Human Services: Charlie Dent(R-PA)
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Tomás Regalado(R-FL)
Secretary of Transportation: Elaine Chao(R-KY)
Secretary of Education: Mitch Daniels(R-IN)
Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Jim Webb(D-VA)
Secretary of Homeland Security: Martha McSally(R-AZ)

Chief Of Staff: Ed Gillispie(R-VA)
National Security Advisor: H.R McMaster(I-PA)
UN Ambassdor: Kay Bailey Hutcinson(R-TX)
EPA Director: Arnold Schwarzenegger(R-CA)
OMB Director: Jim Renacci(R-OH)

Independents and Dems in the cabinet

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Rubio on the ticket allowed Kasich to flip NM with Hispanic voters

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My guess is Marco wins NC OH AZ NV AK and the two congressional districts taking him up to 266 EV while T-Mac wins MA and HI taking him up to 262. So WI will decide the winner

It will come down to WI

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Nixon will win, just.

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MARCO RUBIO ELECTED PRESIDENT!!!

"It's 11PM on the east coast and we can project that California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Michigan have all gone to the President and that Idaho, Colorado, Virginia and Pennsylvania have gone to Senator Rubio. Senator Rubio is the 46th president of the United States."

"After 3 consecutive election defeats, the GOP is back in full force. They have the presidency, the House and the Senate. They'll finally be able to pass legislation they want and hopefully Rubio will lead us in a better direction than Hillary who had called Rubio to concede about 20 minutes earlier. This really feels reminiscent of 1992 where an incumbent tried to run for a fourth consecutive term for their party but lost to a charismatic challenger."

"How are Nevada, New Mexico, Minnesota and Wisconsin looking now? Alaska will obviously go to Rubio of course."

"Nevada with 92% of the vote in is indicating a two point lead for Rubio. Rubio is confident that he will win here when all the votes are counted. In Clark County, 89% of the vote is in and Clinton is only leading by seven points here which is a bad sign for her here. Rubio is leading in Washoe County with 93% of it's vote now in. In New Mexico, 95% of the vote is in and Rubio is narrowly leading here by about 2,500 votes. It's likely this state will go to a recount but Rubio feels good about the state, he thinks the state will fall his way after the recount. Minnesota with 97% of the vote in, Clinton has a 1,000 vote lead but the rest of the vote we can say is in the rural counties, we think there could be as much as 6,000 rural votes left which could easily sway things Rubio's way. The state will go to a recount and the results of the state after the recount will be anyone's guess. Rubio feels as though there will be enough rural votes left to where he will be projected as the bare winner here. In Wisconsin, 98% of the vote is in and Clinton holds a 9,000 vote lead. The remaining vote seems to be mostly in Milwaukee. Clinton is confident that she will win here. If the states go as the way they're leaning now Rubio will have 317 electoral votes and Clinton 221 but Rubio thinks Minnesota will fall his way and if it does it's an even more impressive 327-211 win.

How does MI votes to the left of PA and NH?

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I like your Clinton vs Palin timeline