Alternate Electoral Maps III

Here's an election in an alternate US.
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Red = Democrats
Brown - Black party
Gold = Hispanic party
Green = Greens
Cyan = Christian Republicans
Blue = Republicans
 
1924 - No La Follette

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This map is basically if Robert M. LaFollette didn't run on the Progressive Party during the 1924 United States presidential election.

Without him, most Progressive Republicans stay loyal to the party and Calvin Coolidge wins by a larger margin than in OTL by winning Wisconsin and very narrowly winning Oklahoma.

The Farmer-Labor and Socialist Parties run actual candidates as well, but stand no match against Coolidge and Davis.

Based on my No La Follette in 1924 scenario.
 
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The results of an 1892 simulation on President Infinity with Robert T. Lincoln as the Republican nominee, losing to Arthur P. Gorman as the Democratic nominee. I was really surprised to see Lincoln take Virginia of all places.

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I wonder how Robert Todd Lincoln was able to narrowly win Virginia but loses states such as Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine and Illinois.
 
To Hell with a political party: A cover of "To heaven with a political party"

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D/New York)/Senator Bernie Sanders (I/Vermont) 246 Electoral Votes 50.02% Popular Vote

Senator Marco Rubio (R/Florida)/Businessman Donald Trump (R/New York) 292 Electoral Votes 49.98% Popular Vote
 
To Hell with a political party: A cover of "To heaven with a political party"

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D/New York)/Senator Bernie Sanders (I/Vermont) 246 Electoral Votes 50.02% Popular Vote

Senator Marco Rubio (R/Florida)/Businessman Donald Trump (R/New York) 292 Electoral Votes 49.98% Popular Vote
@PierceJJones , it would probably be a good idea to put this map in the current politics map thread since all four of your candidates and running mates (Clinton, Sanders, Rubio and Trump) are all considered "current politics".
 
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This is a world which saw a different 'Great Compromise' in which the South got much more of what it wanted in the Constitutional Convention, most notably a proportional, unicameral Congress which directly elects the President and a guarantee of slavery. It is also my attempt to take a look at what a significantly more conservative American political system would look like, since it seems to me that the vast majority of AH political timelines posted here and elsewhere feature a more left-leaning political sphere than OTL.

The Whig party has grown from its roots as a catch-all opposition party to traditional Democratic dominance into a classic Christian democratic party, standing for fiscal conservatism, free trade, and decentralization.

The People's party has it roots in the Western free silver movement of the 1870s and 80s, and grew to national prominence by creating a broad coalition with prohibitionists and abolitionists. Today it advocates 'melting pot' American nationalism, isolationism, and expanded regulation and economic intervention.

The Democratic party is technically the nation's oldest, though it is no longer a nationally relevant party. Since the abolition of slavery in the 1890s, it has purely been a Southern identity party. In recent years, it has become de facto the Southern wing of the People's party, though it still holds more conservative social views.

In 2014, the ruling People's-Democratic coalition was thrown out of office in a surprise win for the Whigs, who saw a last-minute gain with undecided voters in the last weeks of the campaign. Key issues were the growth of the national debt under President Lipinsky, illegal immigration from Canada, and the German occupation of the Sudetenland. Lipinsky's personal popularity proved unable to stop a surge in Whig support, especially in the rapidly-growing railcar suburbs of the Upper Midwest and Southwest. Nevertheless, the wide national margin was only enough to give the Whigs a one-seat majority.
 
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