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Well this is FH, a region map of future earth used as background for my novella. Made in early 2008, it has a split Ukraine. White countries are "regionless" and host world government functions.

That's not so terrible. I was expecting "Nazi victory scenario with D-day POD that never mentions the Soviet Union" level terrible.

Cool idea :)

Said this in the politics thread, but that goes by way too fast... The two western ones have under 1 thousand and under 4 thousand people respectively, the other two border counties have more people but are heavily Mexican and Democratic (Laredo is 96% Hispanic). That's the pro-wall coalition...

Incoming Congress is seated before they vote, so this purposes a Democratic Senate, which may or may not happen under this scenario.

Probably Buchanan gets voted in but it depends on the exact House makeup.

Romney runs as an independent to spite Trump. Things look great for Clinton against the divided field until a surprise federal indictment over the emails in October, throwing the race into chaos. Independents turn away from Clinton, youth turnout plummets but African American turnout remains...

Well they actually built this:

Funny, "realistically" he'd still get hundreds of votes by mistake if nothing else.

http://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/game/44176 Played Bush/Ridge and went as liberal as possible. I think Rove had a heart attack when I went pro-choice. Visited D.C. every time. Won Alaska though :mad: Gore - 535 - 53.62 Bush -3 - 34.41 Buchanan - 0 - 9.01 Nader - 0 -...

http://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/game/44154 First game in a long time. Played as Gore, barely lost the popular vote but won the electoral college fairly comfortably. Strongly embraced Clinton, non-answered or went center to center left on everything else. Visit Florida...

Mississippi and Alabama didn't vote together, election is invalid! Seriously though that's an electoral landslide for a modest popular vote win.

Accurate simulation then.

Congrats that's not easy. Next challenge is to lose D.C. as Obama, which I doubt is possible.

It kinda is / certainly will be soon? In fact this period of "European dominance" could easily be seen in the future as a 500 year break from the more long standing pattern of Asian supremacy to which we are likely returning to.

Now if Clinton came out, that would be interesting and also bewildering.

I've tried to lose Utah as Romney, and it's been a tossup going into election day, but I haven't managed to lose it.

That's beautiful, but you're really pushing the margins on the districts, given Democratic issues with off year elections, the really need more of a margin than that.

Had one in 2002.

You are correct of course, I overgeneralized, my bad.