Do you mean against David Duke? Not sure, but it would certainly be a centrist type, almost of the Bill Clinton 1990s mold, or something similar to that.
Alternate Electoral Maps II
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I used Bel Edwards's map from 2015 as a guide for this scenario, and mind you, he won by about 12 points. Though decades ago, with civil rights and voting rights issues still transpiring, and with different demographics, it may not be the case on this map. As for Idaho, I used some Democratic gubernatorial map from the 1980s or thereabouts as a template. But I will probably go back to Idaho and add Canyon County so as to make sure the margin is at 8%.
1946 Election. I didn't consider her primary opponents, but I assume Lehman would have stepped aside. IOTL, people did try to get her to run for governor or senator, but she never seriously considered it.
Republicans lose 1924. Harding doesn't die and/or no Klanbake?
What has went wrong here?
Can you guess what causes this map?
Red is the Democrat, and gray and green are two different Independent candidates.
Red is the Democrat, and gray and green are two different Independent candidates.
Can you guess what causes this map?
Red is the Democrat, and gray and green are two different Independent candidates.
Every state Johnson and McMullin got more than 5% in go to them and all the others to Hillary.
Incorrect, but the Independent candidates are Johnson and McMullin.
Donald Trump wins the Democratic nomination in 2004 and runs basically the same campaign as he did in 2016, except as a left-populist instead of a right-populist. he narrowly beats Dubya.
Donald Trump (D-NY)/Mark Warner (D-VA) 50.4% Popular Vote - 310 Electoral Votes
George W. Bush (R-TX)/Dick Cheney (R-WY) 47.9% Popular Vote - 228 Electoral Votes
2008 (this assumes the financial crisis does not happen as it did IOTL)
Donald Trump (D-NY)/Mark Warner (D-VA) - 57.5% Popular Vote - 443 Electoral Votes
Mitt Romney (R-MA)/Duncan Hunter (R-CA) - 42.8% Popular Vote - 95 Electoral Votes
I think my version is more plausible.
Thomas Johnson
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The 2026 midterms during the adminstration of Richard Cordray
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Zachary VIII
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Damm son, what circumstances brought on that level of Democratic control, especially in the south?
2016 if all demographic groups voted as they did in 1964:
The closest states are Wyoming, Utah, and... Louisiana (for some odd reason).
The closest states are Wyoming, Utah, and... Louisiana (for some odd reason).
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A quick search revealed that I couldn't find any Biden v. Trump maps on this thread so here are a couple showing a Biden victory and then a Trump victory. Grey represents marginal states that are not essential to either man's path to victory.
The Biden victory is more likely imo; the Trump victory would probably result in his vulnerabilities from the left (on student loans, Iraq, racial gaffes, drug policy, and "hands-on" attitude towards women) turning away college students and female voters as well as veterans, and perhaps a stronger left-wing challenger than Jill Stein getting lots of college student votes. The "Pussygate" scandal doesn't really take root because Trump immediately counters with video of Biden and maybe is even to manufacture an October surprise in the form of a woman coming forward. This, remind you, is unlikely but he definitely had weaknesses that a savvy Republican could exploit.
The Biden victory is more likely imo; the Trump victory would probably result in his vulnerabilities from the left (on student loans, Iraq, racial gaffes, drug policy, and "hands-on" attitude towards women) turning away college students and female voters as well as veterans, and perhaps a stronger left-wing challenger than Jill Stein getting lots of college student votes. The "Pussygate" scandal doesn't really take root because Trump immediately counters with video of Biden and maybe is even to manufacture an October surprise in the form of a woman coming forward. This, remind you, is unlikely but he definitely had weaknesses that a savvy Republican could exploit.
Zachary VIII
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I honestly think that Biden is the best overall candidate to defeat Trump. Maybe pic related for overall?A quick search revealed that I couldn't find any Biden v. Trump maps on this thread so here are a couple showing a Biden victory and then a Trump victory. Grey represents marginal states that are not essential to either man's path to victory.
The Biden victory is more likely imo; the Trump victory would probably result in his vulnerabilities from the left (on student loans, Iraq, racial gaffes, drug policy, and "hands-on" attitude towards women) turning away college students and female voters as well as veterans, and perhaps a stronger left-wing challenger than Jill Stein getting lots of college student votes. The "Pussygate" scandal doesn't really take root because Trump immediately counters with video of Biden and maybe is even to manufacture an October surprise in the form of a woman coming forward. This, remind you, is unlikely but he definitely had weaknesses that a savvy Republican could exploit.
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