Alternate Electoral Maps II
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Zachary VIII
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Conservative southern party by the looks of it.
EDIT: never mind, I didn't notice that they won Connecticut and Delaware.
The Christian Party was a union between the Christian Heritage Party and Christian Democratic Union. They were actually a spoiler party toward the Republicans which conversely were pro government. Mississippi actually became majority republican after TTL's Civil War and so it's highly Christian ideals allowed it to overcome the Republicans in that state.
The Christian Party, similar to the Radical wing of the Republicans, advocated Prohibition and Equality to immigrants and minorities while supporting government expansions and introductions of programs for the general American.
ITTL Christianity in America is actually really pro-feminism and so the Christian Party is the largest advocate for feminism in the nation. Something that the Republicans kinda lack.
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2024: The Year US Politics Stopped Making Sense
Former Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Former Governor Bruce Rauner (R-IL) 50.2% popular vote, 287 electoral votes
Former Governor Dave Freudenthal (D-WY)/Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) 47.9% popular vote, 249 electoral votes
Former Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Former Governor Bruce Rauner (R-IL) 50.2% popular vote, 287 electoral votes
Former Governor Dave Freudenthal (D-WY)/Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) 47.9% popular vote, 249 electoral votes
Zachary VIII
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wat2024: The Year US Politics Stopped Making Sense
Former Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Former Governor Bruce Rauner (R-IL) 50.2% popular vote, 287 electoral votes
Former Governor Dave Freudenthal (D-WY)/Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) 47.9% popular vote, 249 electoral votes
I was tired of all the Baker vs Manchin type scenarios and instead wanted to do an election between a liberal Republican and two moderate Democrats from the plains states.
The title implies that US politics ever did make sense2024: The Year US Politics Stopped Making Sense
Former Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Former Governor Bruce Rauner (R-IL) 50.2% popular vote, 287 electoral votes
Former Governor Dave Freudenthal (D-WY)/Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) 47.9% popular vote, 249 electoral votes
True, maybe I should have gone with something like; "The Year The Electoral Map Made No Sense Whatsoever".
No no, it's clearly different because Freudenthal is from Wyoming and Manchin is from West Virginia
This makes me wonder about the feasibility of an East/West party split instead of the traditional North/South (with a TL of course)
It would require some sort of bizarre realignment wherein the Democratic base is poor, rural whites and poor minorities while the GOP base is wealthy whites and wealthy minorities. I can't really see it happening anytime soon, unless William Jennings Bryan is resurrected from the dead and makes a fourth run for the White House.
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You just need to flip Michigan and either New Hampshire or one of the Dakotas.Guys? I think I may have accidentally started the Second Civil War
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