Alternate Electoral Maps III
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Results of the 2020 United States Presidential Election
Gov. Deval Patrick (R-MA)/Gov. Gwen Graham (R-EF)- 265 EV/50.3%
VP Marco Rubio (D-CB)/Gov. Chris Christie (D-NJ)- 181 EV/47.9%
Gov. Deval Patrick (R-MA)/Gov. Gwen Graham (R-EF)- 265 EV/50.3%
VP Marco Rubio (D-CB)/Gov. Chris Christie (D-NJ)- 181 EV/47.9%
- State (Abbreviation)- Patrick%/Rubio%
- Alabama (AL)- 40.2%/58.3%
- Connecticut (CT)- 51.3%/46.5%
- Cuba (CB)- 53.3%/44.7%
- Delaware (DE)- 50.8%/46.4%
- East Florida (EF)- 43.1%/55.5%
- Georgia (GA)- 42.3%/55.8%
- Illinois (IL)- 49.5%/48.0%
- Indiana (IN)- 42.5%/53.2%
- Kentucky (KY)- 44.7%/52.8%
- Maine (ME)- 55.3%/43.1%
- Maryland (MD)- 59.8%/37.7%
- Massachusetts (MA)- 60.4%/37.8%
- Michigan (MI)- 57.5%/41.3%
- Mississippi (MS)- 54.5%/44.1%
- New Hampshire (NH)- 53.6%/45.0%
- New Jersey (NJ)- 50.7%/47.3%
- New York (NY)- 52.2%/46.4%
- North Carolina (NC)- 45.1%/53.5%
- Ohio (OH)- 46.4%/52.2%
- Pennsylvania (PA)- 55.5%/43.1%
- Potomac (PT)- 73.5%/22.5%
- Puerto Rico (PR)- 47.9%/50.2%
- Rhode Island (RI)- 56.7%/41.7%
- Santo Domingo (SD)- 52.7%/45.9%
- South Carolina (SC)- 52.8%/45.9%
- Tennessee (TN)- 45.8%/53.1%
- Vermont (VT)- 64.9%/32.7%
- West Florida (WF)- 41.8%/55.9%
- Wisconsin (WI)- 58,3%/40.6%
No Louisiana purchase?Results of the 2020 United States Presidential Election
Gov. Deval Patrick (R-MA)/Gov. Gwen Graham (R-EF)- 265 EV/50.3%
VP Marco Rubio (D-CB)/Gov. Chris Christie (D-NJ)- 181 EV/47.9%
- State (Abbreviation)- Patrick%/Rubio%
- Alabama (AL)- 40.2%/58.3%
- Connecticut (CT)- 51.3%/46.5%
- Cuba (CB)- 53.3%/44.7%
- Delaware (DE)- 50.8%/46.4%
- East Florida (EF)- 43.1%/55.5%
- Georgia (GA)- 42.3%/55.8%
- Illinois (IL)- 49.5%/48.0%
- Indiana (IN)- 42.5%/53.2%
- Kentucky (KY)- 44.7%/52.8%
- Maine (ME)- 55.3%/43.1%
- Maryland (MD)- 59.8%/37.7%
- Massachusetts (MA)- 60.4%/37.8%
- Michigan (MI)- 57.5%/41.3%
- Mississippi (MS)- 54.5%/44.1%
- New Hampshire (NH)- 53.6%/45.0%
- New Jersey (NJ)- 50.7%/47.3%
- New York (NY)- 52.2%/46.4%
- North Carolina (NC)- 45.1%/53.5%
- Ohio (OH)- 46.4%/52.2%
- Pennsylvania (PA)- 55.5%/43.1%
- Potomac (PT)- 73.5%/22.5%
- Puerto Rico (PR)- 47.9%/50.2%
- Rhode Island (RI)- 56.7%/41.7%
- Santo Domingo (SD)- 52.7%/45.9%
- South Carolina (SC)- 52.8%/45.9%
- Tennessee (TN)- 45.8%/53.1%
- Vermont (VT)- 64.9%/32.7%
- West Florida (WF)- 41.8%/55.9%
- Wisconsin (WI)- 58,3%/40.6%
Preview for my next wikiboxes, what would the popular vote and percentages be? (For 2000 and 2004)
Correct though the US does now hold the Caribbean states and Greenland (though it is not a state).
Preview of the 1972 US presidential election in my Edward Brooke TL. The premise is that Nixon replaces Agnew on the ticket with Edward Brooke as part of some attempt at a 50-state strategy. Agnew resigns in frustration then forms his own party to challenge Nixon. He does more-or-less 10 percent better than the American Independent Party ticket from OTL (who ran John G. Schmitz), and has ballot access everywhere. Though Nixon still wins by a landslide, McGovern manages to win several more states than he did IOTL (and Agnew wins one from a faithless elector in Georgia).
The electoral maps for my infobox series "Bush the Popular" where Dubya not only wins the popular vote in 2000 but gets a better presidency
The 2000 Electoral Map:
The 2004 Electoral Map:
The 2000 Electoral Map:
The 2004 Electoral Map:
Did some messing around with county maps, for the 1972 election
The first shows a map where McGovern does as well as he did in this old post of mine
And then one where McGovern manages to tie the popular vote (thus very narrowly winning the election)
And then I went and made two more - one where McGovern does half as well as Nixon did in the popular vote, and one where he does equal to how much Nixon did. Rather than double-post, I'll just put those below
The first shows a map where McGovern does as well as he did in this old post of mine
And then one where McGovern manages to tie the popular vote (thus very narrowly winning the election)
And then I went and made two more - one where McGovern does half as well as Nixon did in the popular vote, and one where he does equal to how much Nixon did. Rather than double-post, I'll just put those below
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What if Slovakia had a Westminister model? The constituencies each have between 25 000 and 45 000 inhabitants, and these are the 2020 election results drawn onto the map
Another map of a Westminster system in Slovakia, this time based on the winners of the most recent local government election:
- KDH (Christian Democratic Movement): a right-wing Christian Democratic Party, mostly support by conservative Catholic voters
- Smer-SD: Officially social-democratic, de facto left-wing national populist party
- Hlas-SD - left-to -centre European social democratic party. Broke away from the previously listed party.
- Szovetség: Party of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia
- SPOLU-Civic Democracy: centrist and economically liberal party.
- SaS: largely liberal /libertarian party, quickly losing ground to PS/Spolu
- PS/Spolu: Progressive Slovakia, a left-liberal political party, closest Slovakia has to the German Greens
- OĹANO: largely populist anti-corruption movement.
- SNS: Slovak National Party, largely left-leaning nationalism
- Republika: The same, but more radical and with less corruption
- Sme rodina: We are family: a nominally conservative party, many members have had controversial pasts (and present as well). Also larlgely populist
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Just a random future map of partisan leans in the United States under a party system where the Democrats are the dominant party. Grey states are toss ups where the lightly shaded states are lean states. A GOP version of this map would see Florida, Ohio, Iowa, and Missouri as solid Red. Thinking in this scenario that after a major backlash to a future Republican administration, the Democrats make 2016 esque gains in the Suburbs and bounce back to Obama 2012 levels of support in a lot of WWC areas. After the GOP moderates and the Democrats run out of steam, this map emerges.
My Take on a future American election map, roughly mid century.
MOD EDIT
Current politics, including maps, goes in Chat.
We have a lovely Map thread in Chat for exactly this reason.
MOD EDIT
Current politics, including maps, goes in Chat.
We have a lovely Map thread in Chat for exactly this reason.
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PierceJJones, here's a link to the current politics map thread so that you can upload your work there.
https://www.deviantart.com/tomislav...nment-Election-in-South-Africa-2021-957129411
The map was created using South African Police boundaries in ARCGIS, and extrapolating results from the 2021 election. The boundaries of SAPS were used as basis for alternative municipalities,
The map shows a clear victory of the African National Congress throughout much of South Africa, in Transkei, but in rural Free State and Transvaal, as well as in the Karoo region and southern Natal.
The Democratic Alliance wins out in coastal parts of the Cape, and in urban areas of Pretoria, Witwatersrand and the Free State, as well as in some boroughs of Durba.
The Economic Freedom Fighters were a sizeable minority in many places, but won mayors only in four places.
The Inkatha Freedom Party made good results in northern KwaZuluNatal and won one single borough in the Johannesburg area.
The Freedom Front Plus was able to win eight mayors, mostly in rural localities and the iconic town of Orania (very near the geographic centre of South Africa).
A handful of towns were won also by the Patriotic Alliance
Local Government Election in South Africa, 2021
* FICTIONAL MAP, NOT OTL*The map was created using South African Police boundaries in ARCGIS, and extrapolating results from the 2021 election. The boundaries of SAPS were used as basis for alternative municipalities,
The map shows a clear victory of the African National Congress throughout much of South Africa, in Transkei, but in rural Free State and Transvaal, as well as in the Karoo region and southern Natal.
The Democratic Alliance wins out in coastal parts of the Cape, and in urban areas of Pretoria, Witwatersrand and the Free State, as well as in some boroughs of Durba.
The Economic Freedom Fighters were a sizeable minority in many places, but won mayors only in four places.
The Inkatha Freedom Party made good results in northern KwaZuluNatal and won one single borough in the Johannesburg area.
The Freedom Front Plus was able to win eight mayors, mostly in rural localities and the iconic town of Orania (very near the geographic centre of South Africa).
A handful of towns were won also by the Patriotic Alliance
The Patriotic Alliance (PA) is a South African political party, formed in November 2013 by, among others, businessman Gayton McKenzie[1], and by socialite Kenny Kunene, a former English teacher turned businessman.[1][2][3][4]
The party at its announcement stated that it intended to contest the 2014 national and provincial elections in South Africa, with a particular focus on the Western Cape province, although it would also attempt to have a particular presence in the Free State, Gauteng, Northern Cape and North West. On March 12, 2013 the party paid deposit fees to the Independent Electoral Commission to contest nationally and in four provinces on May 7, 2014.[5] On its official website[6] and elsewhere,[7] the party has described itself as a credible alternative[8] to both the Democratic Alliance (DA), which is the ruling party in the Western Cape, and the African National Congress, which governs the rest of the country. These parties have each, in turn, dismissed the PA as a credible threat and have said that in their view the party would disappear from the political landscape and not make a "significant contribution to the political discourse", which had proven to be the case with "smaller parties" in South Africa's past.
The bulk of the party's support is to be found among the coloured communities of the Gauteng Province, although the party has stated that it is not a coloureds-only party and will canvass for support among all voters.[15][16] In interviews, representatives have stated that the party has its roots in the coloured community and will therefore be putting political issues that affect the coloured community on the agenda. The party states that, in its opinion, no other party is catering directly for the needs of so-called "coloured voters"7
(from Wikipedia)
Intolerance '24
Harding lives and has his dirty laundry revealed, leading to an insurgent primary challenge from La Follette. The president barely manages to secure his nomination, and history repeats with the progressive wing breaking off to support a third-party challenger.
Meanwhile, William Gibbs McAdoo manages to beat out Davis and Smith for the Democratic nomination, backed by the KKK. Harding is in poor health and scandalized, resulting in Republicans either staying home or selecting other candidates. The result is McAdoo narrowly being elected as the 30th President of the United States.
Harding lives and has his dirty laundry revealed, leading to an insurgent primary challenge from La Follette. The president barely manages to secure his nomination, and history repeats with the progressive wing breaking off to support a third-party challenger.
Meanwhile, William Gibbs McAdoo manages to beat out Davis and Smith for the Democratic nomination, backed by the KKK. Harding is in poor health and scandalized, resulting in Republicans either staying home or selecting other candidates. The result is McAdoo narrowly being elected as the 30th President of the United States.
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