Alternate Electoral Maps

Gonzo · Jan 16, 2017

Nofix said:
We literally just voted down pot.

Good on you. I like your state a lot more than North Dakota now.

asanh · Jan 16, 2017

Gonzo said:
Good on you. I like your state a lot more than North Dakota now.

[navyseal copypasta except replace everything with farming references]

Al Smith For Real · Jan 16, 2017

This is the first state of the American Republic: Maine.

Republican Party: Known in the Northern Parts of Maine, smaller in the South (37 Counties)
New American Party: Known in the Rural areas of Maine. Wants a new America (18 Counties)
Keep America Clean Party: Known on the Coasts. Wants Clean Water (18 Counties)
Green Republican Party: Merge of KACP and RP. (4 Counties)
Popular Republican Party: Popular Vote Party. (14 Counties)

Republican Party New Offices:

President: Michael Rich
Vice President: John Burr
Governor: Matthew Violets
Senator: Mark Smith
Representative: Ryan Hegler

lord caedus · Jan 16, 2017

Gonzo said:
Good on you. I like your state a lot more than North Dakota now.

Now, now, Gonzo. You shouldn't dislike North Dakota because it allows sick people to get baked. You should dislike it for being so boring that the interesting part of Dakota wanted nothing to do with it.

Gonzo · Jan 16, 2017

lord caedus said:
Now, now, Gonzo. You shouldn't dislike North Dakota because it allows sick people to get baked. You should dislike it for being so boring that the interesting part of Dakota wanted nothing to do with it.

True; the most interesting thing that ever happened there was Fargo, which is generally set in Minnesota.

Utgard96 · Jan 16, 2017

Gonzo said:
True; the most interesting thing that ever happened there was Fargo, which is generally set in Minnesota.

There is literally one scene at the start that's actually set in Fargo, and very little of consequence happens aside from the phone call that sort of sets the entire movie in motion.

Gonzo · Jan 16, 2017

Ares96 said:
There is literally one scene at the start that's actually set in Fargo, and very little of consequence happens aside from the phone call that sort of sets the entire movie in motion.

Wasn't it stock footage? The rest of the film is generally in that giant pile of snow that is Minnesota (*@lord caedus bursts in with an axe and a wood chipper*.)

Utgard96 · Jan 16, 2017

Gonzo said:
Wasn't it stock footage?

It's an interior scene, so I wouldn't be surprised if the establishing shot wasn't actually anywhere near Fargo.

Gonzo · Jan 16, 2017

Ares96 said:
It's an interior scene, so I wouldn't be surprised if the establishing shot wasn't actually anywhere near Fargo.

Yeah. Well I wouldn't be surprised, up there is generally snow and rust.

lord caedus · Jan 16, 2017

Gonzo said:
Wasn't it stock footage? The rest of the film is generally in that giant pile of snow that is Minnesota (*@lord caedus bursts in with an axe and a wood chipper*.)

Gonzo said:
Yeah. Well I wouldn't be surprised, up there is generally snow and rust.

Well...you're not wrong.

asanh · Jan 16, 2017

Heathens. Do your homes include such tourist attractions as ...uh....racism? Yeah I got nothing.

Zek Sora · Jan 16, 2017

Matchup time again!

Colorado just barely decided this one--it was 1.3833% for Johnson vs. 1.3825% for Stein.

Gary Johnson (2012) vs. Jill Stein (2016):

Libertarian: Gary Johnson (NM)/James P. Gray (CA) - 276 EV, 0.99% PV
Green: Jill Stein (MA)/Ajamu Baraka (IL) - 262 EV, 1.06% PV

Jcw3 · Jan 16, 2017

Zek Sora said:
Matchup time again!

Colorado just barely decided this one--it was 1.3833% for Johnson vs. 1.3825% for Stein.

Gary Johnson (2012) vs. Jill Stein (2016):

Libertarian: Gary Johnson (NM)/James P. Gray (CA) - 276 EV, 0.99% PV
Green: Jill Stein (MA)/Ajamu Baraka (IL) - 262 EV, 1.06% PV

Kansas?

Steve Brinson · Jan 16, 2017

Zek Sora said:
Matchup time again!

Colorado just barely decided this one--it was 1.3833% for Johnson vs. 1.3825% for Stein.

Gary Johnson (2012) vs. Jill Stein (2016):

Libertarian: Gary Johnson (NM)/James P. Gray (CA) - 276 EV, 0.99% PV
Green: Jill Stein (MA)/Ajamu Baraka (IL) - 262 EV, 1.06% PV

With different colors, that could basically be Sebelius/Manchin vs. Ridge/Martinez, or something along those lines.

Zek Sora · Jan 17, 2017

Jcw3 said:
Kansas?

Yes.

wolfram said:
With different colors, that could basically be Sebelius/Manchin vs. Ridge/Martinez, or something along those lines.

That's why I found it interesting

Jcw3 · Jan 17, 2017

Zek Sora said:
Yes.

I didn't realize what the map was at first. My bad.

Zek Sora · Jan 17, 2017

Something I made a while ago, but never posted: the 2016 election by census region and division (including our old pal the electoral college).

Census Region:

Republican: Donald Trump (NY)/Mike Pence (IN) - 317 EV
Democratic: Hillary Clinton (NY)/Tim Kaine (VA) - 221 EV

Census Division:

Democratic: Hillary Clinton (NY)/Tim Kaine (VA) - 287 EV
Republican: Donald Trump (NY)/Mike Pence (IN) - 251 EV

area11 · Jan 17, 2017

Zek Sora said:
Something I made a while ago, but never posted: the 2016 election by census region and division (including our old pal the electoral college).

Census Region:

Republican: Donald Trump (NY)/Mike Pence (IN) - 317 EV
Democratic: Hillary Clinton (NY)/Tim Kaine (VA) - 221 EV

Census Division:

Democratic: Hillary Clinton (NY)/Tim Kaine (VA) - 287 EV
Republican: Donald Trump (NY)/Mike Pence (IN) - 251 EV

I think you've mixed up the colour's here.

Zek Sora · Jan 17, 2017

area11 said:
I think you've mixed up the colour's here.

USElectionsAtlas uses red for Democrat and blue for Republican. It originates from before the parties were associated with the two colors. I used their color scheme in this. (Surprised you haven't seen this before; every other post on this thread has red Dems and blue Rep's)

EDIT: whoops, just realized you were referring to the colors on map/colors of candidates. My bad, fixed

Deleted member 83898 · Jan 17, 2017

area11 said:
I think you've mixed up the colour's here.

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