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With a Point of Divergence no later than July 12, 1976, make most U.S. presidential election maps (here used figuratively to describe the way states actually go in the election, to preempt a snarky literalist response) resemble the one from that election, and to a lesser extent, the election after it:
That is to say, get Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York, Massachusetts, Delaware, D.C., and most of the South to vote together for the Democrats or skew Democratic.
That is to say, get Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York, Massachusetts, Delaware, D.C., and most of the South to vote together for the Democrats or skew Democratic.