Alternate Electoral Maps II
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Gentleman Biaggi
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My lazy attempt to make Liberal Republicans, Conservative Dems, and some third parties for no reason that's after 1964.
Richard Nixon/John Lindsay (R) 291 EVs
Hubert Humphrey/Ed Muskie (D) 183 EVs
George Wallace/Curtis Lemay (AI) 64 EVs
Richard Nixon/John Lindsay (R) 434 EVs
Ed Muskie/Walter Mondale (D) 52 EVs
George Wallace/John Ashbrook (AI) 52 EVs
Henry M. Jackson/Jimmy Carter (D) 272* EVs
John Lindsay/Paul Laxalt (R) 163* EVs
Jesse Helms/Bob Dornan (AI) 95 EVs
Eugene McCarthy/Jacob K. Javits (IP) 8 EVs*
*In California and New York unpledged electors voted for McCarthy
Henry M. Jackson/Jimmy Carter (D) 226 EVs*
Dick Cheney/Pat Robertson (AI) 129 EVs
Larry Pressler/Howard Baker (R) 128 EVs
Jerry Brown/John B. Anderson (IP) 55 EVs
*After seeing how close they were to an election going to the house, congress implemented a rule saying that you only need a plurality, not a majority in the EC to win an election.
I'll do the rest later
Richard Nixon/John Lindsay (R) 291 EVs
Hubert Humphrey/Ed Muskie (D) 183 EVs
George Wallace/Curtis Lemay (AI) 64 EVs
Richard Nixon/John Lindsay (R) 434 EVs
Ed Muskie/Walter Mondale (D) 52 EVs
George Wallace/John Ashbrook (AI) 52 EVs
Henry M. Jackson/Jimmy Carter (D) 272* EVs
John Lindsay/Paul Laxalt (R) 163* EVs
Jesse Helms/Bob Dornan (AI) 95 EVs
Eugene McCarthy/Jacob K. Javits (IP) 8 EVs*
*In California and New York unpledged electors voted for McCarthy
Henry M. Jackson/Jimmy Carter (D) 226 EVs*
Dick Cheney/Pat Robertson (AI) 129 EVs
Larry Pressler/Howard Baker (R) 128 EVs
Jerry Brown/John B. Anderson (IP) 55 EVs
*After seeing how close they were to an election going to the house, congress implemented a rule saying that you only need a plurality, not a majority in the EC to win an election.
I'll do the rest later
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The Final Gander Term ended with Peace to America. Joseph Gander was one of the best presidents since the Presidency of John Lincoln. He was term-limited by the 22nd Amendment, the first President to be done so. Reagan and Haig swept the floor of the Republican Convention, while Richard Simmons and Mario Cuomo took over the Democrats in a highly contested primary. Reagan had the power of spread, and not concentration, and carried 1968 easily.
Ronald Reagan (R-CA) / Alexander Haig (R-PA) 456 EV, 34.149.952 Votes (54%)
Richard Simmons (D-VT) / Mario Cuomo (D-NY) 82 EV, 29.140.020 Votes (46%)
Results from the Reagan Term:
Inflation: 2.3
Unemployment: 5.0
GNP: 3
Nation at Peace
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With the Reagan Presidency, both the Inflation and Unemployment rose by only fractions, but the economy began to plunge into depression in October when the stock market crashed again. Richard Simmons took the Democratic Nomination yet again, and he chose Vice-President Alexander Haig to be his running mate. Richard Simmons swope through the Democratic Primaries, with James Rodriguez, Senator from NC, as his running mate. But then, a right-winged George H. W. Bush created the Taxpayer's Party and had a large counter against the sitting President. Albeit the large Taxpayer's Party stealing votes, Bush got no more than 3% in any state, and Reagan won the election in what we now call a Reaganslide.
Ronald Reagan (R-CA) / Alexander Haig (R-PA) 535 EV, 45.643.472 Votes (60%)
Richard Simmons (D-VT) / James Rodriguez (D-NC) 3 EV, 29.297.156 Votes (39%)
George H. W. Bush (T-TX) / Dick Cheney (T-WY) 0 EV, 313.275 Votes (0%)
Results from the Reagan Term:
Inflation: 5.1
Unemployment: 7.5
GNP: -2
Nation at Peace
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Jack Kemp?! Jack French Kemp, part of the American Independent Party? The guy was not your typical right-wing populist at all.
Way too liberal for the AIP.
Guess what is this.
Alternate Republicans vs Alternate Democrats
Explanation:
Uneducated whites vote Democrats and blacks, educated whites, hispanics and others vote Republicans.
Democratic Party is likely populist economically centre-left but socially mixed party with ideas of Trump, Manchin and Sanders and Republican Party is party of establishment, economically centre-right and socially centrist-to-liberal.
fashbasher
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What could happen after Brexit if Europe continues its rightward shift. This shows the plurality in each constituency plus new EU member Montenegro. Dark grey represents ENF (including ANEL in Greece and Kukiz in Poland, which joins ENF) while black represents pure non-inscrits (Kotleba in Slovakia, Jobbik in Hungary, and KKE and Chrysi Avgi in Greece). The PP in Spain has moved further right to join AECR after Britain left, as has the Nationalist Party in Malta. Feel free to ask ?s about any specific constituency.
1920
John Pershing/Calvin Coolidge def Robert Lansing/Edwin T. Meredith
John Pershing/Calvin Coolidge def Charles Bryan/Franklin Roosevelt def Robert LaFollette/Burton K Wheeler
John Pershing/Calvin Coolidge def Robert Lansing/Edwin T. Meredith
John Pershing/Calvin Coolidge def Charles Bryan/Franklin Roosevelt def Robert LaFollette/Burton K Wheeler
I wonder what Pershing would have done in office ITTL.1920
John Pershing/Calvin Coolidge def Robert Lansing/Edwin T. Meredith
John Pershing/Calvin Coolidge def Charles Bryan/Franklin Roosevelt def Robert LaFollette/Burton K Wheeler
fashbasher
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An attempt at creating proportional representation in an 18th-century-like pre-industrial society with many small islands. One delegate is nominated by each of the three or four largest parties in a constituency (black lines), but his or her vote is weighted based on population and vote share to produce a "seat count". There are 557 seats, and they can be given out in fractions of as little as 1/10th if a party would otherwise go unrepresented. However, most elections rarely go beyond half seats (the goal is national proportional representation; very small island districts may only collectively get 1 seat for their three delegates).
An attempt at creating proportional representation in an 18th-century-like pre-industrial society with many small islands. One delegate is nominated by each of the three or four largest parties in a constituency (black lines), but his or her vote is weighted based on population and vote share to produce a "seat count". There are 557 seats, and they can be given out in fractions of as little as 1/10th if a party would otherwise go unrepresented. However, most elections rarely go beyond half seats (the goal is national proportional representation; very small island districts may only collectively get 1 seat for their three delegates).
Pre-industrial Communists and pre-modern Greens sounds weird to me, but this is a really interesting election system and a really creative idea!
Rosa Luxemburg
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Here's a quick Jesse Jackson in 1988 scenario tbat I did. I'm not sure exactly how plausible it is.
Jesse Jackson/Al Gore
George H.W. Bush/Elizabeth Dole
Jesse Jackson/Al Gore
George H.W. Bush/Elizabeth Dole
Alex Richards
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It's amazing how much Bluer London, Bristol, Merseyside and Manchester are there.
Probably unrealistic for him to do that well, but it seems like what the map would look like if he somehow pulled it off.
Rosa Luxemburg
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Yeah, I don't think he was likely to win, but I do think that there is a possibility
I'd trade the Carolinas for Mississippi and Georgia, since they had larger black populations.
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