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Unrelated, but didn't McGovern generally have bad relations with organized labor?

President Elect doesn't factor in running mates themselves, just their geographic location.

One possible butterfly is without Eisenhower it's not likely Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. becomes so wrapped up in the Eisenhower campaign that he neglects to campaign for his Senate seat (which helped him to lose to JFK) in 1952 like IOTL, which could make him one of the frontrunners in 1956.

Proxmire and Rumsfeld are both awful so Anderson it is.

Michel Rocard was a major figure on the right of the Socialist Party in France from the 1970s to the 1990s, with his "rocardiens" making up to major opposition within the Socialist Party to President François Mitterand. Prime Minister of France from 1988 to 1991 and a presidential candidate in...

I feel like one of the things that helped to make SC-05 as close as it was was the lack of attention it received in general compared to GA-06, because Republicans would have been more likely to turn out in my opinion had the Dems made it more of a thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Broadbent

Stephen Harper wanted to.

Can I ask what Tom Mulcair's up to?

That's great and really original. I especially like the choice of "Voix Québécoise" as the name for the BQ-esque party, don't think I've ever seen that before.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election_in_the_District_of_Columbia,_2016

Excellent work and nice graphics @lord caedus! It's interesting how even when the scenario of Stanfield winning has been talked about a lot it's never really truly been done that many times, which makes this glimpse of a successful Stanfield premiership really interesting and well-done.

He won his first State Senate seat in 1978 in made the jump to the House in 1982, and he served in the GOP House leadership during the 90s.

I believe Komodo said that TTL's Huckabee got his start working as a protége of TTL's GOP Bill Clinton and his fiscal stances kind of clashed with the AIP.

I think I vaguely recognize Meissner.

I'd abstain ITTL.

With all due respect, that's terrible advice and frankly an awful excuse.

Jerry Brown running on an independent ticket in 1976 while serving as the incumbent Governor of California seems kind of unlike him to be honest.

You could always go with "The World of No Southern Strategy" although that doesn't really fit the NSS acronym.

If it's not too much trouble, Papineau?