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That opening. <3

Oh hey, you posted it. Look's good, Mike. :)

I've always been a fan of the include lots of random quotes way of introducing a TL. Subscribed.

What time period?

1789-1797: Alexander Hamilton (Federalist) 1797-1801: Benjamin Hawkins (Democratic-Republican) 1801-1809: Caleb Strong (Federalist) 1809-1817: DeWitt Clinton (Democratic-Republican) 1817-1821: Epaphroditus Champion (Federalist)

Works fine. Nice work, Japhy. Btw, how is your TLIAD coming along?

1968 George Wallace 9,887,625 (OTL-HI and AK) 53.63% PV 1916 Charles Evan Hughes 8,548,728 46.37% PV Using 2012 EV, Hughes beats Wallace 276-252. Using 1968 EV, Hughes beats Wallace 331-197. Using 1916 EV, Hughes beats Wallace 365-166.

Nice wikibox, Mike!

<3 <3 <3 <3 More, please! :D:D:D :) :) :)

Eh. I mean I know very little about American politics prior to the year 1900 and I still enjoy a lot of the better pre-1900 lists where I have to look up 90% of the figures used (nevermind the British lists we sometimes get here, and the Canadian wikibox series which have taken over the wikibox...

I don't see what's wrong with having "boring" state legislators or even imaginary characters so long as you properly develop the characters and make things interesting. I'll take a well-developed original character over a stilted cardboard version of a prominent real politician.

THANK YOU *bows*

Nice infobox. Would have been better if it was founded on September 11th. :p

I'd suggest it has more to do with 2012's historically high African American turnout.

This is cool. You should continue it.

Electoral maps and stock images. :p

Interesting. Sports TL's are interesting and underdone. Are you planning on taking this past the 2010 World Cup?

Beautiful. :)

Nice update. Ominous foreshadowing about the Great Depression. It'll be interesting to see what happens with the Progressives being semi-viable ITTL.

Weren't there a lot of converts in West Africa even before the ban was lifted?