This is from an alternate timeline I imagined up. can you guess what causes this?
Uhhh, the United States polarizes around the Census Bureau Regions, with the South and Northeast going for one party and the Midwest and West going for another?
Alternate Electoral Maps III
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Uhhh, the United States polarizes around the Census Bureau Regions, with the South and Northeast going for one party and the Midwest and West going for another?
No, what was your question?
Also, your theory is pretty close to what I envisioned. in this timeline, Reconstruction is successful and Democrats are forced to appeal to both Southern whites and Southern blacks, so the Solid South remains solid for much longer than it did IOTL, and after a realignment, both white and black Southerners switch to the GOP in near equal numbers while they maintain their support in the Northeast.[/QUOTE]
I see. And I was asking you about my Johannson scenario that I posted in the Electoral Maps (Current Politics) thread.
It's an island. See more here. It is the only State which is not majority White and not majority Christian.
As much as I dislike US Election maps I decided to play through the 2000 campaign as a more Centrist-Perfect Al Gore.
Al Gore/Evan Bayh: 379EVs, 51.2% of the PV
George Bush/Dick Cheney: 159EVs, 45.8% of the PV
Heres the link to the full results because I think its quite interesting how Gore overperforms in the South and Underperforms, to the delight of Nader, in Liberal States
Al Gore/Evan Bayh: 379EVs, 51.2% of the PV
George Bush/Dick Cheney: 159EVs, 45.8% of the PV
Heres the link to the full results because I think its quite interesting how Gore overperforms in the South and Underperforms, to the delight of Nader, in Liberal States
Speaking of which. Same thing with a game i just played on American Campaign Trail.Romney Wins
2012
Mitt Romney (R-MA)/Marco Rubio (R-FL) - 286 EV, 48% PV
Barack Obama (D-IL)/Joe Biden (D-DE) - 252 EV, 50% PV
Governor Mitt Romney (MA)/Senator Rob Portman (OH)-285 Electoral Votes,50.2% Popular (64,502,099)
President Barrack Obama (IL)/Vice President Joe Biden) (DE)-253 Electoral Votes,48.9% Popular (62,877,158)
Governor Gary Johnson (NM)/Judge Jim Gray (CA)-0 Electoral Votes,0.7% Popular (884,092)
Doctor Jill Stein (MA)/Activist Cheri Honkala (PA)- 0 Electoral Votes,0.2% Popular (319,025)
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Did you switch the colors around? Can't imagine Obama taking Wyoming lol.
The US Election atlas follows the colour scheme of Red Democrats and Blue Republicans
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I’m sorry if the picture is bad quality (I did it on my phone), POD is that in 1952 Eisenhower picks Rocky as his VP candidate, Ike then is killed by a Communist in 1953. McCarthy never goes after the Army.
I combined Charles Evers' and Maurice Dantin's votes in the 1978 Mississippi Senate race, so that the unity ticket beats Thad Cochran 55-45.
Alright guys I have decided to restart my Dave's redistricting 30,000 people per district series, since this new version is alot more stable and easier to use and so I think will allow me to make everything look better. So here is the first one: Rhode Island!
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The sequel to my 2012 map.
Republican: President Mitt Romney (MA)/Vice President Rob Portman (OH)-198 Electoral Votes,43.7% Popular
Libertarian: Former Governor Gary Johnson (NM)/Film Producer Vince Vaughn (CA)-0 Electoral Votes, 5.1% Popular
Green: Doctor Jill Stein (MA)/Activist Ajamu Baraka (D.C) -0 Electoral Votes,1% Popular
Issues include, Heath Care Costs/Reform,Growing Economic Inequality,The War in Syria between the U.S backed government and the Islamic State Group,Gun Control (Mass shootings),Black Lives Matter/Police Shootings,The Influence of the Church of Latter Day Saints and Business interests on Mitt Romney and the Deficit and Debt.
2016: Obamanation II: The Progressives Strike Back.
Democratic: Former President Barrack Obama (IL)/Senator Bernie Sanders (VT)-340 Electoral Votes,50.2% Popular Republican: President Mitt Romney (MA)/Vice President Rob Portman (OH)-198 Electoral Votes,43.7% Popular
Libertarian: Former Governor Gary Johnson (NM)/Film Producer Vince Vaughn (CA)-0 Electoral Votes, 5.1% Popular
Green: Doctor Jill Stein (MA)/Activist Ajamu Baraka (D.C) -0 Electoral Votes,1% Popular
Issues include, Heath Care Costs/Reform,Growing Economic Inequality,The War in Syria between the U.S backed government and the Islamic State Group,Gun Control (Mass shootings),Black Lives Matter/Police Shootings,The Influence of the Church of Latter Day Saints and Business interests on Mitt Romney and the Deficit and Debt.
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This is a bit of a weird idea I've been working on, and is from the same TL as this. (I think, at least, I'm still not 100% sure what I'm gonna do with it.)
Effectively, the American Federation is a more EU-esque US with significantly looser restrictions on the states and their governance, with each of the thirty-eight countries which are member states having its own laws, political system and parties. Only elections are held in every member state for the Federation: the proportional elections to the Federal Congress every four years, and the election of a Senator to represent their country every five years.
For those wondering about the different types of state: the original thirteen former colonies (and Watauga) became Commonwealths when they founded the Federation, although the seven New England states and the two Carolina states are not shown on a country-based map like this. The standard form of admission to the Federation is as a Republic, although in the case of the Californias, the four separate states (Alta, Medio, Baja California and Baja California Sur) were admitted as republics initially and united after joining the Federation. In de facto terms, they don't really affect how a country is run, besides Unions, where multiple states are part of the same country.
Effectively, the American Federation is a more EU-esque US with significantly looser restrictions on the states and their governance, with each of the thirty-eight countries which are member states having its own laws, political system and parties. Only elections are held in every member state for the Federation: the proportional elections to the Federal Congress every four years, and the election of a Senator to represent their country every five years.
For those wondering about the different types of state: the original thirteen former colonies (and Watauga) became Commonwealths when they founded the Federation, although the seven New England states and the two Carolina states are not shown on a country-based map like this. The standard form of admission to the Federation is as a Republic, although in the case of the Californias, the four separate states (Alta, Medio, Baja California and Baja California Sur) were admitted as republics initially and united after joining the Federation. In de facto terms, they don't really affect how a country is run, besides Unions, where multiple states are part of the same country.
Very nice map, although I doubt Carter could have won Vermont or New Hampshire under any circumstances, Michigan is also a longshot due to Ford's home state advantage.A House Literally Divided
1976
James Carter (D-GA)/Birch Bayh (D-IN) - 383 EV, 52% PV
Gerald Ford (R-MI)/George Bush (R-TX) - 155 EV, 46% PV
Tbh I was just trying to make a map with the US divided down the middle lol