Alternate Electoral Maps II

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Mondale Wins in 1984:
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Walter Mondale (D-MN)/Geraldine Ferraro (D-NY) 279 electoral votes, 50.56% popular vote
Ronald Reagan (R-CA)/George H.W Bush (R-TX) 259 electoral votes, 48.77% popular vote

Which states would Mondale carry here? I am pretty confident that (besides Minnesota of course), he would win Tennessee, California, Washington, Oregon, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
 
Which states would Mondale carry here? I am pretty confident that (besides Minnesota of course), he would win Tennessee, California, Washington, Oregon, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
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I think Mondale also wins Maine's 1st Congressional District but I'm not sure.
 
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I think Mondale also wins Maine's 1st Congressional District but I'm not sure.
I see. And you did here like you did with 1964 earlier. You subtracted ten percentage points from Reagan's total and gave them to Mondale. I think it was posted somewhere here in the past as to what a Mondale landslide would have looked like.
 
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Mwahahahahaha
OK-01: 31% Obama, 42% Dem, R+23
OK-02: 40% Obama, 56% Dem, R+17
OK-03: 45% Obama, 51% Dem, R+5
OK-04: 30% Obama, 48% Dem, R+25
OK-05: 27% Obama, 40% Dem, R+26
OK overall: 34% Obama, 47% Dem, R+20
 
I wonder how this version of OK-02 voted in the gubernatorial election in 2014...
The Tulsa County portion has 143,667 people, is 58% Obama, is 64% Dem, and is D+5.
 
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What would the popular vote look like here?
Probably something like 65-35 Dem but I'm not sure. it would depend on what year this hypothetical landslide took place in, if it happened in 1964, the PV would probably be a little closer than if it happened in 1976 due to population growth.
 
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