President Forever results thread...

[Maxwell]

TRUMPSLIDE

(My VP was Allen West)

That might be the most glorious thing I've ever seen.

[Maxwell]

I wanted to see what the map would look like if I ran the most conservative Democratic ticket against the most liberal Republican ticket.  Here's what happened.

2016

Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV)/Fmr. Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) - 322 EVs (54.8%)
Fmr. Senator Scott Brown (R-MA)/Fmr. Senator Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) - 216 EVs (45.4%)

I thought Manchin would sweep the South and Brown would sweep the North, but it isn't too different from a 1992/96 map.

Please... I ran Charles Mathias/Richard Schweiker v. George Wallace/Robert Byrd. Get on my level

[Maxwell]

1948: Democrat General Dwight Eisenhower curb-stomps Senator Robert Taft

Former Chief of the Army Dwight Eisnehower (D-TX)/Senator Burton Wheeler (D-MT) - 54.0%, 465 EV's
Governor Strom Thurmond (S-SC)/Governor Fielding Wright (S-MS) - 8%, 38 EV's
Senator Robert Taft (R-OH)/Governor Thomas Dewey (R-NY) - 35.5%, 28 EV's
Others - 2.4%

After a successful primary of unpopular President Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower faced Senator Robert Taft, a strong conservative, for the Presidency. On domestic issues, the two candidates didn't face too many differences. However, on foreign policy, the disagreement was fierce. Luckily for Dwight Eisenhower, his point of view won out, and he won on a large scale landslide.

[Maxwell]

Was D.C. your closest state?