Hispanics, Indians, and Asians swing massively democratic, while Non college educated whites swing republican.
Not quite.
Hispanics, Indians, and Asians swing massively democratic, while Non college educated whites swing republican.
Hispanics swing and lower class whites swing Democrat, Blacks and upper class Whites swing Republican?Not quite.
Hispanics swing and lower class whites swing Democrat, Blacks and upper class Whites swing Republican?
Cali would be a swing state in this scenarioHispanics swing and lower class whites swing Democrat, Blacks and upper class Whites swing Republican?
Really dumb re-alignment that I thought of, yellow represents swing states. Can you guess what the reasoning behind this map is?
Republicans become a party with two main factions, the populists (Appalachia) and the moderates (northeast). Democrats maybe go progressive? (might also have a moderate/Blue Dog wing)
Hispanics are a solid D block (judging by the southwest's lean). Blacks vote slightly less Democratic (judging by Maryland). Asians are probably lean/likely D. Whites in the Plains vote less Republican but northeastern whites vote more Republican.
I can see this being a close election:Basically this. I imagined that this scenario might be possible under a future depolarized political landscape.
I can see this being a close election:
[/QUOTE]the Nebraska 3 district is republican right ?
Props on making it look futuristic and not just the standard "inevitable realignment".2052 Presidential election
Time-travelling political God William Rutherford replaces LBJ as the Democratic nominee in 1964 and wins all 50 states.
Here is the updated congressional districts map for the Rutherford scenario. By my best reckoning, Rutherford wins 406 districts to Trump's 29. He carries 93% of all congressional districts. WV-03 is Rutherford's closest win in the country; he carries it with a narrow plurality. His best districts are probably the ones in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and other urban centers. Trump's best district is TX-13 (Texas Panhandle), followed by the 3rd district of Nebraska and the 1st district of Kansas. Tex Arkana, is this map accurate? :