Beto gives Lyin' Ted a scare, but in the end Texas is just too red for him to seal the deal.
Alternate Electoral Maps II
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2008 if every state were tied.
The crazy thing is that could be either a 50 state Republican blowout or a 50 state Democrat blowout.
It's also fascinating because you can see the last remnants of historical Democratic strength in the rural South and Appalachia.
Not only that, but Moore almost lost his race for the Supreme Court in 2012.
I have a request to make. Could someone make a county map based off this scenario: https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/game/528280.
It would be interesting to see how the map would look like with such results, and with today's polarization patterns. I had made a map based off these results, based in an alternate timeline, and which I had posted earlier. So, I would liketo see what a realistic county map would look like.
It would be interesting to see how the map would look like with such results, and with today's polarization patterns. I had made a map based off these results, based in an alternate timeline, and which I had posted earlier. So, I would liketo see what a realistic county map would look like.
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I actually played a game similar to this, and I looked at what county results and there's still a substantial amount of Republican counties, like probably still a majority for sure.
California 42% Kasich
40% Trump
14% Uncommitted
4% Lee
Iowa republicans Caucasus
Frm Ohio Governor John Kasich 29,980 39.44% 13 Delegates
President Donald Trump 28,658 37.71%
12 Delegates
Utah Senator Mike Lee 12,459 16.39% 4 Delegates
Uncommitted 2,491 1.85% 1 Delegates
Others 2,389 1.32%
Total Votes 75,977
For perspective the total Dem popular vote estimate was around
236,000 votes
Okay I just don't see this being like GA 6 or SC 5 but if Doug Jones can really pull a 2016 style miracle then maaaaaayyyyybeeeeee .... I just can't see it. Maybe the DNC ought to send jones money but keep out of the race directly anc let local politics play out so as to not nationalize the race like we did in races in the spring and summer.
Bright red republicans
Dark red socialists
Yellow populists
Dark blue Democrats
Centrist business industrial party and party of the white middle class
Free Republican Party
Governor Thomas E. Dewey (NY)
Representative Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. ( MA) 25,345,980 290 Seats
Union of Democrats
White supremacist paleo-conservative party mainly caters to rural and elite interests
Governor Harry F. Byrd ( VA)
Senator John Nance Garner (TX)
19,567,962 236 Seats
United Workers Party of America
Social Democratic Party in line with Neo Dealism plus Sanders style education and healthcare reforms
George Meany
John L. Lewis
12,789,901 47 Seats
Popular Front
Farmers party, economically left wing culturally centrist to right wing.
Representative John Horne Blackmore (AB)
Representative Paul John Kvale (MN)
4,234,713 27 Seats
Total Seats 600 seats
300 + to win
He would never have won Virgina ...and I doubt he would have won Colorado NV WI and OH are likely though
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Results of the 1890 New England general election. We see the collapse of the Labour party and the Conservatives, benefitting from the spoiler effect with many independent candidates running, being swept into power and forming the first non-Liberal government in New England history.
JFK doesn't get assassinated, and runs for re-election in '64.
John F. Kennedy (D-MA)/Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX) 56% Popular Vote - 412 Electoral Votes
Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Richard Schweiker (R-PA) 43% Popular Vote - 126 Electoral Votes
John F. Kennedy (D-MA)/Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX) 56% Popular Vote - 412 Electoral Votes
Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Richard Schweiker (R-PA) 43% Popular Vote - 126 Electoral Votes
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