Alternate Electoral Maps II
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POD is that WW2 never happens so FDR doesn't run for a third term
Postmaster General James Farley/ Senator Majority Leader Alben W. Barkley - 335 EV
Senator Robert A. Taft/ Representative Dewey Jackson Short - 196 EV
Following incumbent president Franklin Roosevelt declaring that he wouldn't run for a third term, Postmaster General James Farley swooped up the nomination from incumbent vice president John Nance Garner and would go on to win the presidency in the 1940 election.
President James Farley/ Vice President Alben W. Barkley - 319 EV
Governor Thomas E. Dewey/ Governor John W. Bricker - 212 EV
Governor Thomas E. Dewey/ Governor Earl Warren - 298 EV
Vice President Alben W. Barkley/ Senator Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. - 233 EV
Postmaster General James Farley/ Senator Majority Leader Alben W. Barkley - 335 EV
Senator Robert A. Taft/ Representative Dewey Jackson Short - 196 EV
Following incumbent president Franklin Roosevelt declaring that he wouldn't run for a third term, Postmaster General James Farley swooped up the nomination from incumbent vice president John Nance Garner and would go on to win the presidency in the 1940 election.
President James Farley/ Vice President Alben W. Barkley - 319 EV
Governor Thomas E. Dewey/ Governor John W. Bricker - 212 EV
Governor Thomas E. Dewey/ Governor Earl Warren - 298 EV
Vice President Alben W. Barkley/ Senator Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. - 233 EV
I feel like 1968 would look more like this:1968 election but instead of Nixon and Humphrey, Reagan and RFK get their party's nominations instead. (And obviously RFK survives)
Senator Robert F. Kennedy/ Governor John Connally - 276 EV
Fmr Governor Ronald Reagan/ Governor James A. Rhodes - 217 EV
Fmr Governor George Wallace/ General Curtis LeMay - 45 EV
And here's 1972
President Robert F. Kennedy/ Vice President John Connally - 332 EV
Governor Nelson Rockefeller/ Senator Howard Baker - 206 EV
Senator Robert F. Kennedy (D-NY)/Governor John Connally (D-TX) - 342 EV, 49% PV
Governor Ronald Reagan (R-CA)/Governor Jim Rhodes (R-OH) - 186 EV, 45% PV
Fmr. Governor George Wallace (AI-AL)/Ret. General Curtis LeMay (AI-CA) - 10 EV, 4% PV
It’s still a very good map nonetheless
2018 elections in the UAR (United Arab Republic). Basic platforms of the parties:
The Arab Democrats are a party endorsing Arab interests in the international community and secular democracy. Embraces the improvement of human right and the protection of social and economic rights for all citizens.
The Ba'athist Party is a Third Position party that promotes Arabic ultra-nationalism, socialist economics, strongman politics, and dealing with those pesky Iranians to the east by any means necessary. All too willing to accept campaign funds from Westerns looking to sow division in the Middle East.
Kurds' Party is a basic center-left party looking out for Kurdish interests. Promotes the eventual separation of the Kurdish dominated Northeast into an independent country.
Islamic Peoples Party wants little more than to have all within the land obey religious law in all ways of life. Controversially, they are alleged to have ties to violent extremist groups in other parts of the Muslim world.
Electoral Decapitation of Oklahoma's House Election this year. Basemap is made by @Thande.
Democratic: 62
Republican: 25
Libertarian: 6
Independent: 8
1: Johnny Tadlock
2: Tom Stites
3: Troy Dyer
4: Matt Meredith
5: Ed Turnbull
6: John Myers
7: William Leonard
8: Darrel Moore
9: Clay Layton
10: Kevin Stacy
11: Derrel Fincher
12: Cyndi Ralston
13: Jolene Armstrong
14: Jack Reavis
15: Judy Moore
16: James Delso
17: Peggy DeFrange
18: Donnie Condit
19: Lewis Collins
20: Steve Jarman
21: Dustin Roberts
22: Renae Ward
23: Craig Hoxie
24: Steve Kouplen
25: Gary Rhynes
26: Terry Hopkins
27: Danny Sterling
28: Kyle Webb
29: Jesse Goodwin
30: Mark Lawson
31: Kara Sawyer
32: Christi Wolff
33: John Talley
34: Aaron Means
35: Jasha Lyons Echo-Hawk
36: Sean Roberts
37: Ken Luttrell
38: John Pfeiffer
39: Richard Prawdzienski
40: Norman Grey
41: Jennie Scott
42: Liz George
43: Chantelle Cory
44: Emily Virgin
45: Tim Hackelman
46: Bryan Vinyard
47: Sarah Carnes
48: Cheryl Key
49: Miranda Shelton
50: Marcus McEntrire
51: Brad Boles
52: Charles Ortega
53: Leslie Bonebreak
54: Katelyn Dockery
55: Dennis Dugger
56: Charles Wells
57: Harold Wright
58: Carl Newton
59: Mike Sanders
60: Rhonda Baker
61: Ashley Lehnert
62: Larry Bush
63: Joan Gabelmann
64: Gary Pilon
65: Brendon Thompson
66: Angela Graham
67: Carly Hotvedt
68: J. Lee Miller Jr.
69: Andy Richardson
70: JJ Burnam
71: Cheryl Baber
72: Monroe Nichols
73: Regina Goodwin
74: Mark Vancuren
75: Kelli Krebs
76: Forrest Mayer
77: Todd Blackburn
78: Eugene Bell
79: Dan Hicks
80: Janice Graham
81: Jackie Phillips
82: Oraynab Jwayyed
83: Jason Reese
84: William Cagle
85: William Paulsen
86: Rhonda Cox
87: Collin Walke
88: Jason Dunnington
89: Shane Stone
90: LaVelle Compton
91: Amanda Jeffers
92: Forrest Bennett
93: Mickey Dollens
94: Jason Sansone
95: Paul Brewbaker
96: Kathy Wallis
97: Jason Lowe
98: Sean Parrish
99: Ajay Pittman
100: Zach Pearson
101: John Carpenter
2: Tom Stites
3: Troy Dyer
4: Matt Meredith
5: Ed Turnbull
6: John Myers
7: William Leonard
8: Darrel Moore
9: Clay Layton
10: Kevin Stacy
11: Derrel Fincher
12: Cyndi Ralston
13: Jolene Armstrong
14: Jack Reavis
15: Judy Moore
16: James Delso
17: Peggy DeFrange
18: Donnie Condit
19: Lewis Collins
20: Steve Jarman
21: Dustin Roberts
22: Renae Ward
23: Craig Hoxie
24: Steve Kouplen
25: Gary Rhynes
26: Terry Hopkins
27: Danny Sterling
28: Kyle Webb
29: Jesse Goodwin
30: Mark Lawson
31: Kara Sawyer
32: Christi Wolff
33: John Talley
34: Aaron Means
35: Jasha Lyons Echo-Hawk
36: Sean Roberts
37: Ken Luttrell
38: John Pfeiffer
39: Richard Prawdzienski
40: Norman Grey
41: Jennie Scott
42: Liz George
43: Chantelle Cory
44: Emily Virgin
45: Tim Hackelman
46: Bryan Vinyard
47: Sarah Carnes
48: Cheryl Key
49: Miranda Shelton
50: Marcus McEntrire
51: Brad Boles
52: Charles Ortega
53: Leslie Bonebreak
54: Katelyn Dockery
55: Dennis Dugger
56: Charles Wells
57: Harold Wright
58: Carl Newton
59: Mike Sanders
60: Rhonda Baker
61: Ashley Lehnert
62: Larry Bush
63: Joan Gabelmann
64: Gary Pilon
65: Brendon Thompson
66: Angela Graham
67: Carly Hotvedt
68: J. Lee Miller Jr.
69: Andy Richardson
70: JJ Burnam
71: Cheryl Baber
72: Monroe Nichols
73: Regina Goodwin
74: Mark Vancuren
75: Kelli Krebs
76: Forrest Mayer
77: Todd Blackburn
78: Eugene Bell
79: Dan Hicks
80: Janice Graham
81: Jackie Phillips
82: Oraynab Jwayyed
83: Jason Reese
84: William Cagle
85: William Paulsen
86: Rhonda Cox
87: Collin Walke
88: Jason Dunnington
89: Shane Stone
90: LaVelle Compton
91: Amanda Jeffers
92: Forrest Bennett
93: Mickey Dollens
94: Jason Sansone
95: Paul Brewbaker
96: Kathy Wallis
97: Jason Lowe
98: Sean Parrish
99: Ajay Pittman
100: Zach Pearson
101: John Carpenter
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Basically, it's if you take an election and you put it that someone in x place (other than 1st) wins. So, in this one, it's whoever finished last, hence "decapitating" the election.
My first attempt at a 2020 Election prediction with a 3 way race. Self-explanatory. Cue the civil unrest/mass protests by Trump supporters. Warren wins back "blue wall states" and NE-02 but Kasich and Hickenlooper wins OH and CO, giving Warren the barest of margins.
Sen. Elizabeth A. Warren (D-MA)/Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-CA) 270 (40.6%)
Pres Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/VP Mike Pence (R-IN) 241 (36.4%)
Fmr. Gov. John R. Kasich (I/R-OH)/Fmr. Gov. John W. Hickenlooper (I/D-CO) 27 (16.2%)
Fmr. Gov. Bill Weld (L-MA)/Mr. Austin W. Peterson (L-MO) 0 (3.4%)
Dr. Jill E. Stein (G-MA)/Rep. Keith Ellison (G/D-MN) 0 (2.8%)
Others 0 (0.6%)
Sen. Elizabeth A. Warren (D-MA)/Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-CA) 270 (40.6%)
Pres Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/VP Mike Pence (R-IN) 241 (36.4%)
Fmr. Gov. John R. Kasich (I/R-OH)/Fmr. Gov. John W. Hickenlooper (I/D-CO) 27 (16.2%)
Fmr. Gov. Bill Weld (L-MA)/Mr. Austin W. Peterson (L-MO) 0 (3.4%)
Dr. Jill E. Stein (G-MA)/Rep. Keith Ellison (G/D-MN) 0 (2.8%)
Others 0 (0.6%)
POD: Reagan picks Anderson as his unity VP instead of H.W. meaning he doesn't siphon off the less dedicated Carter voters. But then again this is being generous with the tighter margins. The less charitable one is Reagan (296) against Carter (242). A more fun one would be if Carter loses the Northwest and both have 269 and Congress agrees to make Anderson as Carters new VP.
He’d probably win everything but NY, CA, and MD before IL tbh
A sneak peek for the next update on my Third Party Wave timeline (and no, purple is NOT Prince)
BY ARTIST
Jay-Z (294 Electoral Votes)
Daft Punk (83 Electoral Votes)
Drake (78 Electoral Votes)
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (57 Electoral Votes)
Other Candidates (26 Electoral Votes)
XBOX (277 Electoral Votes)
PS4 (162 Electoral Votes)
Tie or No Data (99 Electoral Votes)
Jay-Z (294 Electoral Votes)
Daft Punk (83 Electoral Votes)
Drake (78 Electoral Votes)
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (57 Electoral Votes)
Other Candidates (26 Electoral Votes)
Eminem (11 Electoral Votes)
Imagine Dragons (3 Electoral Votes)
ALTJ (3 Electoral Votes)
CONSOLES: PS4 OR XBOX ONE?Imagine Dragons (3 Electoral Votes)
ALTJ (3 Electoral Votes)
XBOX (277 Electoral Votes)
PS4 (162 Electoral Votes)
Tie or No Data (99 Electoral Votes)
An intentially fun but ASB 1980 election. Kennedy steals the nomination from Carter, Carter runs as a southern independent, and John Anderson decides to keep his independent run but mostly focused on rural areas and liberal areas
Reagan is blue, Anderson is dark red, Kennedy is normal red, and Carter is green
Reagan is blue, Anderson is dark red, Kennedy is normal red, and Carter is green
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