2020 Election: Hillary Clinton elected in 2016

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In 2016, Secretary Hillary Clinton defeated businessman Donald Trump, 334-204, to be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. In 2019, President Clinton announced her re-election bid. Will she be re-elected to make it three consecutive terms of Democratic rule in the White House? Or will the Republicans win the White House for the first time in 16 years?

Democratic Candidates:
(I) President Hillary Clinton (NY) - announced April 2, 2019 at the White House
- President Clinton’s favorability among Democrats: 66% approve, 34% disapprove

Republican Candidates:
Governor Bill Weld (MA) - announced January 7, 2019
Governor Mike Pence (IN) - announced February 22, 2019
Senator Ted Cruz (TX) - announced March 8, 2019
Governor John Kasich (OH) - announced April 2, 2019
Senator Marco Rubio (FL) - announced May 21, 2019
Governor Larry Hogan (MD) - announced June 28, 2019
Senator Rand Paul (KY) - announced July 3, 2019
Governor Nikki Haley (SC) - announced August 27, 2019
Senator Jeff Flake (AZ) - announced January 10, 2019
Senator Ben Sasse (NE) - announced February 17, 2019
Senator Lindsey Graham (SC) - announced March 3, 2019
Senator Tom Cotton (AR) - announced April 10, 2019

First Republican Poll:
Ted Cruz: 16% (+8)
Mike Pence: 8%
John Kasich: 8%
Bill Weld: 8%
Marco Rubio: 5%
Larry Hogan: 5%
Rand Paul: 4%
Nikki Haley: 4%
Jeff Flake: 1%
Ben Sasse: 1%
Lindsey Graham: 1%
Tom Cotton: 1%
Undecided: 38%

First National Poll:
Republicans: 49.3% (+3.9)
Hillary Clinton: 45.4%
Undecided: 5.3%

"And we can project that the winner of the Iowa Caucus will be..." Stay tuned!

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Were downballot elections different?

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Were downballot elections different?

In this TL, the GOP won the House 239-196 and the GOP won the Senate 59-41 in 2018.
Changes in the Senate races:
Arizona: McSally def. Sinema
California: de Leon def. Feinstein
Michigan: James def. Stabenow
Montana: Rosendale def. Tester
Nevada: Heller def. Rosen
Ohio: Renacci def. Brown
West Virginia: Morrisey def. Manchin

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Iowa Caucus (30)
Ted Cruz: 21.5% (7)
Mike Pence: 16.8% (5)
Bill Weld: 12.3% (4)
John Kasich: 11.7% (3)
Marco Rubio: 8.9% (3)
Nikki Haley: 8.2% (2)
Larry Hogan: 7.3% (2)
Rand Paul: 6.3% (2)
Ben Sasse: 2.2% (1)
Tom Cotton: 1.9% (1)
Jeff Flake: 1.6%
Lindsey Graham: 1.3%

BREAKING NEWS:
FLAKE DROPS OUT: Senator Jeff Flake has announced he is withdrawing from the 2020 race.
COTTON DROPS OUT: Senator Tom Cotton has announced he is withdrawing from the 2020 race.

New Republican Poll:
Mike Pence: 25% (+11)
Ted Cruz: 14%
John Kasich: 8%
Bill Weld: 7%
Marco Rubio: 5%
Larry Hogan: 5%
Nikki Haley: 4%
Rand Paul: 4%
Ben Sasse: 1%
Lindsey Graham: 1%
Undecided: 26%

New General Election Poll:
Republicans: 48.5% (+0.8%)
Hillary Clinton: 47.7%
Undecided: 3.8%