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2004 (USA) as 2005 (UK) Democratic: John Kerry (Massachusetts)/John Edwards (North Carolina) - 35.2%, 325 EVs Republican: George W. Bush (Texas)/Dick Cheney (Wyoming) - 32.4%, 213 EVs Libertarian: Michael Badnarik (Texas)/Richard Campagna (Iowa) - 22.0%, 0 EVs Should I do 2008 or 2012 as 2010?

2000 (USA) as 2001 (UK) Democratic: Al Gore (Tennessee)/Joe Lieberman (Connecticut) - 40.7%, 392 EVs Republican: George W. Bush (Texas)/Dick Cheney (Wyoming) - 31.7%, 146 EVs Libertarian: Harry Browne (Tennessee)/Art Olivier (California) - 18.3%, 0 EVs Mostly the same. Just divide the total...

1996 (USA) as 1997 (UK) Democratic: Bill Clinton (Arkansas)/Al Gore (Tennessee) - 43.2%, 419 EVs Republican: Bob Dole (Kansas)/Jack Kemp (New York) - 30.7%, 119 EVs Libertarian: Harry Browne (Tennessee)/Jo Jorgensen (South Carolina) - 16.8%, 0 EVs

1992 as 1992 Republican: George H.W. Bush (Connecticut)/Dan Quayle (Indiana) - 41.9%, 386 EVs Democratic: Bill Clinton (Arkansas)/Al Gore (Tennessee) - 34.4%, 152 EVs Independent: Ross Perot (Texas)/James Stockdale (California) - 17.8%, 0 EVs I'm making another version with the Libertarians as...

1988 (USA) as 1987 (UK) Republican: George H.W. Bush (Connecticut)/Dan Quayle (Indiana) - 42.2%, 447 EVs Democratic: Michael Dukakis (Massachusetts)/Lloyd Bentsen (Texas) - 30.8%, 91 EVs Libertarian: Ron Paul (Texas)/Andre Marrou (Alaska) - 22.6%, 0 EVs

1984 (USA) as 1983 (UK) Republican: Ronald Reagan (California)/George H.W. Bush (Connecticut) - 42.4%, 512 EVs Democratic: Walter Mondale (Minnesota)/Geraldine Ferraro (New York) - 27.6%, 26 EVs Libertarian: David Bergland (California)/Jim Lewis (Connecticut) - 25.4%, 0 EVs

British Elections as American Elections, starting with 1980 (USA) as 1979 (UK): Republican: Ronald Reagan (California)/George H.W. Bush (Connecticut) - 43.9%, 369 EVs Democratic: Jimmy Carter (Georgia)/Walter Mondale (Minnesota) - 36.9%, 169 EVs Independent: John B. Anderson (Illinois)/Patrick...

Did you flip the colors by accident?

Nevermind, I've done the opposite.

I'm fairly certain that I've done this somewhere. Let me check.

Wasn't Bush in Florida at the time, though?

He gets like 21%, but Idaho went so strongly for Nixon that it didn't make a huge difference.

And 1972 as 1968: Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Spiro Agnew (Maryland) - 43.42%, 269 EVs Democratic: George McGovern (South Dakota)/Sargent Shriver (Maryland) - 42.72%, 269 EVs American Independent: John Schmitz (California)/Thomas J. Anderson (Tennessee) - 13.53%, 0 EVs

1968 as 1972: Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Spiro Agnew (Maryland) - 60.67%, 496 EVs Democratic: Hubert H. Humphrey (Minnesota)/Edmund Muskie (Maine) - 37.52%, 25 EVs American Independent: George Wallace (Alabama)/Curtis LeMay (California) - 1.42%, 17 EVs

Probably an Obama landslide. I haven't checked, because I usually don't do comparisons between the same party, but I could try. EDIT: Quick mockup, here's McGovern in red and Obama in blue: McGovern - 41.63% Obama - 56.65%

Yep. Looks like Romney does a bit better overall against McGovern than Nixon did against Obama, but the states are all the same.

There is? I need to know about this place.

Republican: W. Mitt Romney (Massachusetts)/Paul D. Ryan (Wisconsin) - 54.75%, 402 EVs Democratic: George McGovern (South Dakota)/Sargent Shriver (Maryland) - 43.53%, 136 EVs

Democratic: Hubert H. Humphrey (Minnesota)/Edmund Muskie (Maine) - 48.31%, 288 EVs Republican: John McCain (Arizona)/Sarah Palin (Alaska) - 44.62%, 250 EVs