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Alright... The war is almost over, and the American people are thinking about their choices for president in 1916... Will they vote for the incumbent Theodore Roosevelt (D) for a second term? He promises to be as harsh on the CSA as before. This could lead to Featherston... Or will they vote...

Your challenge, is to create a scenario in which 2012 will result in the Republican coming third, coming behind the Libertarian and Democrat. Of course this is implausible, that is why it is an AH Challenge. All PoDs permitted as long as its after the creation of the Libertarian Party.

OK... I'm planning on a more UK-Like USA, if you haven't figured it out. I'm planning on making all this seem somewhat possible... I'm also retconning a few things. For one, the Keir Hardie analogue is now Terence Powderly, but you'll find that out after a lot more updates...

We have seen this around a lot, enough so it became an cliche. Your challenge, is to make Upton B. Sinclair Jr., President of the United States. There is a couple of problems with this, which we shall have to overcome. First, he is "a man with every gift except humor and silence." Obviously...

The challenge is to make a world that is clearly a, or have tones of, dystopia, after the collapse of the USSR. I'm interested in what you come up with.

Had to make this, for the wikiboxes... Alright, here's the CSA's 1873. (Credit to Arkhangelsk for the basemap.)

Well, after the Socialist landslide in the past two elections, I think we have a different scenario here, three candidates that could win... Will you vote for Robert Kennedy (Democratic) which, if elected, would pull the Democrats to a more liberal conservative slant. Will you vote for Harry...

Well, we're going to vote for the person who will lead the United States through the First Great War... Will you vote for the Democrat, Theodore Roosevelt and a spirited fight against the Rebs? If you do this, the Rebs get beaten, like OTL. Will you vote for the Socialist, Eugene Victor Debs...

Well, this is a list of Canadian PMs, similar to the US one and the British one, which should really be bumped. I'm not Canadian, I know, but I am extremely interested in Canadian politics. There were two others, but they are too old for me to bump, it would be necromancy. Same rules as with the...

Starting four, because holiday. Democratic Nomination President: George H. W. Bush, of Houston Vice President: Phil Crane, of Illinois Socialist Nomination President: Joe Biden, of Delaware Vice President: Reubin Askew, of Sequoyah Republican Nomination President: Dick Gephardt, of...

Starting all four, since I'm going on holiday... By the way, word of advice, Scoop Jackson dies in 1983. Democratic Nomination President: Joshua Blackford, of Pennsylvania Vice President: Jim Rhodes, of Ohio Socialist Nomination President: Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson, of Washington Vice...

Vote in this election, I'm going on holiday, so I'm doing four this turn... Democratic Nomination President: Philander C. Knox, of Pennsylvania Vice President: Nelson Aldrich, of Rhode Island Socialist Nomination President: Tom L. Johnson, of Ohio Vice President: Emil Seidel, of Wisconsin...

Starting all four since I'm going on holiday... Democratic Nomination President: Philander C. Knox, of Pennsylvania Vice President: Nelson Aldrich, of Rhode Island Socialist Nomination President: Robert M. La Follette Sr., of Wisconsin Vice President: Jacob S. Coxey, of Ohio Republican...

Well, the challenge is to make the half-American British Prime Minister, Winston Spencer Churchill, become President of the United States in an alternate timeline. How would we get him to be brought up in the United States? Which party would he belong? Or would he be a party-switcher, like OTL...

Well, well. An interesting election, for sure... You have the guy you lot voted for President in 1972, the Republican Eugene McCarthy, and George McGovern, the Socialist. There is also the Democrat, Joshua Blackford. Good luck to them all. Democratic Nomination President: Joshua Blackford, of...

Well, this is the first election of the 20th Century (or the last of the 19th, depends on who you ask.) There is a lot of interesting choices here... Democratic Nomination President: Thomas Brackett Reed, of Maine Vice President: Philander C. Knox, of New York Socialist Nomination...

OK. This is the election of 1972. A very important one, take note. In OTL, the Republicans enjoyed a resurge, and got several more states then they was expected to do. Let see if you will give them the same favor here... Democratic Nomination President: Barry Goldwater, of New Mexico Vice...

OK. This is the election of 1896. One important thing. Reed saved Haiti from being annexed by the Confederate States. There is no guarantee Bryan or Fairbanks would do the same. Democratic Nomination President: Thomas Brackett Reed, of Maine Vice President: Philander C. Knox, of Pennsylvania...

Well, this election you have three very, very interesting choices... Democratic Nomination President: Marion Morrison, of California Vice President: Terry DeFrancis, of Missouri Socialist Nomination President: John V. Lindsay, of New York Vice President: Henry M. Jackson, of Washington...

Well, this is the election of 1892. Make sure to vote! The Confederates are hoping the Socialists will win, allowing them to build the Nicaragua Canal. Democratic Nomination President: Alfred Thayer Mahan, of New York Vice-President: Thomas Brackett Reed, of Maine Socialist Nomination...