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After losing two primaries (especially one to Rick Santorum of all people), would the GOP really give Romney a third chance?

Probably still China if everything else is reasonably close to OTL.

I just put them in the locations of actual cities. Metropolis is New York, and Gotham is Chicago.

Maybe because Young Justice showed Gotham as being in Connecticut? Funny enough, Metropolis actually looked like a map of India.

1996 Demographics: I kept turnout the same from 2012, but adjusted the voting patterns to match 1992. Since it didn't break down "whites" by college degree, I just used the same number for both. "Whites" and "Hispanics" were more Democratic in 1996 compared to 2012, and "Asians" and...

So "whites" are majority Republican everywhere but New England, New York, DC, Iowa, Washington, Oregon, and Hawaii? Cool tool. I might play around with it to see how the voting patterns from past elections might look in 2016. Link in case anyone didn't have it

Nixon/Dirksen on Normal Why does it always seem to be easier to win Texas as Nixon than California, even though he won California and lost Texas IOTL? Republican: Richard Nixon (California)/Everett Dirksen (Illinois) - 49.8%, 309 EVs Democratic: John F. Kennedy (Massachusetts)/Lyndon B...

Roosevelt (1944) vs. Bush (1988) Democratic: Franklin D. Roosevelt (New York)/Harry S. Truman (Missouri) - 46.30%, 366 EVs Republican: George H.W. Bush (Texas)/Dan Quayle (Indiana) - 46.29%, 162 EVs I tried accounting for third parties by taking the average of the percentages that third...

And the opposite, Reagan (1980) in 2004: Republican: Ronald Reagan (California)/George H.W. Bush (Texas) - 50.74%, 275 EVs Democratic: John Kerry (Massachusetts)/John Edwards (North Carolina) - 48.26%, 263 EVs Red is Republican, Blue is Democratic

1980, but with Bush (2004) replacing Reagan: Republican: George W. Bush (Texas)/Dick Cheney (Wyoming) - 50.74%, 446 EVs Democratic: Jimmy Carter (Georgia)/Walter Mondale (Minnesota) - 41.02%, 72 EVs Independent: John B. Anderson (Illinois)/Patrick Lucey (Wisconsin) - 6.61%, 0 EVs

Ford (1976) vs. Kerry (2004) Democratic: John Kerry (Massachusetts)/John Edwards (North Carolina) - 50.13%, 304 EVs Republican: Gerald Ford (Michigan)/Bob Dole (Kansas) - 49.87%, 234 EVs

Looks like an alternate 1976. Background?

1996 if all of Perot's voters (mostly Perot Republicans IIRC) voted for Dole: Republican: Bob Dole (Kansas)/Jack Kemp (New York) - 49.11%, 288 EVs Democratic: Bill Clinton (Arkansas)/Al Gore (Tennessee) - 49.24%, 250 EVs Closest states were Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Oregon, and New...

In terms of the popular vote percentages, that's actually worse than what Nixon did IOTL.

I deliberately sabotaged Kennedy and apparently I still did better than 72% of the people who played on that difficulty level.

Looks like 1940 or 1944.

Nixon/Dirksen on Normal That's a weird looking map.

Without the huge backlash against the Iraq War, I agree that Obama is probably not going to get elected. Clinton seems likely.

Possible, but the prediction has California gaining one representative (Texas gains three).

A post-2020 electoral map, based off of a predictions map that I saw.