I think McMullin probably has a better chance of winning than Matheson does, but both have at least a ~35% chance against Hatch.
Alternate Electoral Maps II
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I think McMullin probably has a better chance of winning than Matheson does, but both have at least a ~35% chance against Hatch.
2016
2020
Pres. John Kasich (R-OH)/VP. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 535 EVs, 64.4%
Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA)/Sec. Julian Castro (D-TX) - 3 EVs, 33.2%
President Kasich had a 72% approval rating in November 2020. ISIS had been defeated and the economy was doing great. Nothing could stop Kasich. In a historical election, Kasich won all 50 states and 64% of the vote. This is the biggest landslide since Ronald Reagan in 1984. The Democrats narrowly had the House, but the Republicans still had the Senate.
2020
Pres. John Kasich (R-OH)/VP. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) - 535 EVs, 64.4%
Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA)/Sec. Julian Castro (D-TX) - 3 EVs, 33.2%
President Kasich had a 72% approval rating in November 2020. ISIS had been defeated and the economy was doing great. Nothing could stop Kasich. In a historical election, Kasich won all 50 states and 64% of the vote. This is the biggest landslide since Ronald Reagan in 1984. The Democrats narrowly had the House, but the Republicans still had the Senate.
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2016
2020
2024
Sec. Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Sec. Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 327 EVs, 52.4%
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ)/Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) - 211 EVs, 44%
Sandoval and Baker, both popular Moderate Republican Governors who served in the Kasich administration, were faced with a minor economic crisis in 2023. They managed to ride off of President Kasich's momentum and popularity in the end. President Sandoval would go on to end the recession. In 2025, he faced war with North Korea when Kim Jong-un launched a hydrogen bomb at Guam...
2020
2024
Sec. Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Sec. Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 327 EVs, 52.4%
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ)/Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) - 211 EVs, 44%
Sandoval and Baker, both popular Moderate Republican Governors who served in the Kasich administration, were faced with a minor economic crisis in 2023. They managed to ride off of President Kasich's momentum and popularity in the end. President Sandoval would go on to end the recession. In 2025, he faced war with North Korea when Kim Jong-un launched a hydrogen bomb at Guam...
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Dumb 1932 map:
Robert La Follette Jr./Parley P. Christensen (Populist) 330 EVs
Huey Long/James A. Reed (Southerners' Alliance) 132 EVs
Joseph P. Kennedy/James Wadsworth (Opposition Left) 66 EVs
Calvin Coolidge/Herbert Hoover (Republican) 3 EVs
Robert La Follette Jr./Parley P. Christensen (Populist) 330 EVs
Huey Long/James A. Reed (Southerners' Alliance) 132 EVs
Joseph P. Kennedy/James Wadsworth (Opposition Left) 66 EVs
Calvin Coolidge/Herbert Hoover (Republican) 3 EVs
Trump is a do-nothing President, but his base never abandons him
close victory, like, 2000 close
East Florida Gubernatorial Election -- 1916 (Forgotten No More)
Round One
Round Two
Sydney J. Catts (Workers Party/Prohibition Party) 50.93%
George V. Allen (Federalist Party) 49.07%
Sydney J. Catts (Workers Party/Prohibition Party) 37.22%
George V. Allen (Federalist Party) 25.53%
Hatch Sonny (Native Caucus) 14.73
Nathan B. Young (Free American Party) 13.33%
William V. Knott (Constitution Party) 9.19%
George V. Allen (Federalist Party) 25.53%
Hatch Sonny (Native Caucus) 14.73
Nathan B. Young (Free American Party) 13.33%
William V. Knott (Constitution Party) 9.19%
Round Two
Sydney J. Catts (Workers Party/Prohibition Party) 50.93%
George V. Allen (Federalist Party) 49.07%
Does he lose the popular vote by an even wider margin hear it looks like a -5m votes or so.
I don't see trump winning Maine AL tbh though but NH is likely.
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TTL's 2020 might look like this
Trump wins the popular vote by a slim margin but loses the house.
Made this map in like, 5 minutes
U.S. Presidential Election of 2020
Amy Klobuchar/Cory Booker (Democratic) — 402 EVs [53.2% PV]
Marco Rubio/Ben Sasse (Republican) — 93 EVs [26.3% PV]
Donald Trump/Ben Carson (Make America Great Again) — 42 EVs [18.1% PV]
I'd flip Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Kansas to Klobuchar. In a scenario like this, any state where Clinton got >40% IOTL is almost definitely going D, and any state where she got >35% will be very competitive.
Wow, man.....Jenny Wilson is ahead of Hatch? Well, damn, man, that's great news for us Democrats! I think I may need to rethink Utah's status as a super-safe state after all.....
Well, now, that's a good question. Maybe California (Including Baja California and maybe at least parts of*Nevada, too) is an independent country, too, perhaps? I thought it was a fascinating idea, but I think it may depend on whether or nor the U.S. still exists-or not-ITTL.
Rand Paul / Susana Martinez (R) - 282 EV, ~ 49.5% of PV
Tulsi Gabbard / Cory Booker (D) - 256 EV, ~ 48.5% of PV
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Interesting. Thank you. CO, NM and NH are all libertarian leaning states so it seems accurate. Although, I believe that both OH and FL would be very close.
Rand Paul / Susana Martinez (R) - 282 EV, ~ 49.5% of PV
Tulsi Gabbard / Cory Booker (D) - 256 EV ~ 48.5% of PV
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