Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes VII (Do Not Post Current Politics or Political Figures Here)

[Gokbay]

The only thing is that they couldn't be from the same state, so if she changed her home state, then no, it's perfectly legal (IIRC)

There is nothing that stops them running together even if they are from the same state. The law just prevents the electors of the state from voting for both of them.

 

[Seranel]

Spoiler: Based on

 

[SultanArda]

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Spoiler: Based on

Don’t Blame Me, I voted for Jock Cranley!

 

[Luxembourgish Jane]

Is this supposed to be some sort of pop cultural reference?

No

 

[Luxembourgish Jane]

 

[DAv]

What did the Conservatives do to drop that much?

 

[Luxembourgish Jane]

What did the Conservatives do to drop that much?

Nothing specifically but the Republican Party really sapped away voters when it was formed.

 

[Newne76]

So... It's been a while, and I got a burst of creativity in a Southern style Korea, so I give you this..

 

[TwiliAlchemist]

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I genuinely love "Fishermen-Labour" as a party name.

 

[Vidal]

Not super original but here:

 

[Luxembourgish Jane]

And now a wikibox about super niche never heard of before parties

 

[CarlosTheAltHistoryGuy]

 

[Wmh-fanatic]

 

[LordVorKon]

And now a wikibox about super niche never heard of before parties

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That picture makes Mr. Ross look like he wants to bite someone.

 

[Sir William Jol]

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How did Metzger manage to win over 7 million votes and 4 states under the White Defense League Party? That party name sounds a lot more racist than George Wallace's "law and order" platform IOTL.

 

[JCC the Alt Historian]

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I guess Bush was right about WMD's in Iraq in this scenario.

Anymore lore? This is a pretty interesting scenario. I like it!

 

[ExtremeMouse]

So... It's been a while, and I got a burst of creativity in a Southern style Korea, so I give you this..

dying from realness

 

[Sir William Jol]

George Wallace won 10 million votes and 5 states on a white supremacist platform with a turnout of 62%
Metzger here won 7 million votes and 4 states on a white supremacist platform with a turnout of 67%

I don't see why that's so weird. The name of the party sounding more racist doesn't mean the AIP wasn't as racist as this fictional party. Besides, it's a shitpost/parody of the 60s, that's why the two main candidates are literal cult leaders and the other one is a white supremacist

For some reason I misread the box and thought it said 1988, not 1968. I thought it was a 1988 as 1968 election analogy wikibox.

 

[CarlosTheAltHistoryGuy]

I guess Bush was right about WMD's in Iraq in this scenario.

Anymore lore? This is a pretty interesting scenario. I like it!

I haven't written anything concrete, but essentially:

-Bush wins smoothly in 2000, winning the PV and some other states, with Florida going to him by 5%
-Smoother transition of powers prevents 9/11 and makes Bush a more domestic focused president, and with his extra popularity and a larger GOP majority in Congress, No Child Left Behind is passed on June 2001.
-Instead of WMDs, Bush uses the gassing of Kurds and fears of a collapse as the justification to invade Iraq (with the war being seen more like the Yugoslavian interventions of OTL)
-The Great Recession is milder, instead being more like the early 1990s recession, this and less anti-Bush backlash leads Hillary to win the Dem nomination
-Romney waits until 2016 to run, instead making Huntsman the nominee in 2012
Over all, the GOP looks more like the GOP of 2004 and the Dems stay Clintonites

 

[CanadianTory]

Not super original but here:

Love me some 80s Nixon.

And now a wikibox about super niche never heard of before parties

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Saw this on Reddit.