1968-2020: How I wish they went

[West_Midlander]

1972: Nixon elected by 9.7% nationally over Shirley Chisholm

1976-84: No change
1988: Gore narrowly defeated by Bush

1992-96: Perot wins over Gore, Bush, and then Elizabeth Dole, Harkin

1996

2000-04: McCain wins over Bill Bradley, Wesley Clark - same maps as IOTL
2008: Nader defeats Gravel, Rudy Giuliani

2012: Nader* defeats Vermin Supreme (D), Ron Paul

2016: Sanders narrowly defeats Trump - Clinton 2016 map + MI, WI, PA
2020: Trump narrowly defeats Sanders - Trump 2016 map - MI, NE-02

*runs in 2012 ITTL

As a bonus, I will do 2024 (as of today ITTL):

2024 Polling - General Election
Pres. Donald Trump 47%
Fmr. Pres. Bernie Sanders 46%

Pres. Donald Trump 48%
Generic Democrat 44%

2024 Polling - D Primary
Fmr. Pres. Sanders Independent 37% (Expressed Interest in Running)
Sen. Sherrod Brown 10% (Won't run if Sanders runs)
Rep. Ro Khanna 7% (Won't run if Sanders runs)
Gov. Roy Cooper 5% (Expressed Interest in Running)
Fmr. VP Tulsi Gabbard 4% (Won't run if Sanders runs)
Sen. Joe Manchin 4% (Potential candidate)
Gov. Jared Polis 3% (Potential candidate)
Gov. Andy Beshear 2% (Expressed Interest in Running)
Mr. Bill Maher 2% (Expressed Interest in Running)
Ms. Marianne Williamson 2% (Potential candidate)
Mr. Jimmy Dore People's 1% (Won't run if Sanders runs)
Undecided/DK 24%

Brown is the immediate frontrunner, polling at 26%, in a Sanders-less race. Gabbard polls poorly among Democrats due to her rightward shift once out of office as VP ITTL. Gabbard, however, launches past Cooper into a close third in a Sanders-less race.