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Isn't he deceased?
I was specifically trying to find an awesome narrator who's probably somewhat right-wing. Of course, Freeman/Baldwin wins in a landslide, especially since John Hurt narrates one of their campaign ads.
You mean during the first season(s)?
How It's Made is such a dry, boring show that the narrator would definitely fit on a Republican ticket. Seriously, I watch it when nothing else is on...and it's just so suicide-inducingly dull.
Alright. I'm posting wikiboxes of the CSA elections from 1873 all the way to 1951. That's about 80 years of the CSA there.
First, Humphreys defeats Breckinridge for the Presidency in 1873...
First, Humphreys defeats Breckinridge for the Presidency in 1873...
Then Joseph E. Johnston whups Hampton good and becomes the 4th President of the CSA in 1879.
Then P. G. T. Beauregard becomes the nation's first Louisianan president after defeating Mallory by a comfortable margin in 1885.
In 1903, the first one with Cuba, Francis Cockrell defeats Thomas G. Jones handily in the PV, but finds it close in the EV...
In 1909, Champ Clark defeats his Constitutionist opponent Murphy Foster by a large margin in the PV, but close in EV.
After a lot of years fighting, the people vote in Carter Glass in 1921 to lead them into the Roaring Twenties...
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Comments on the Confederate Election Series
1- A Catholic CS President? Good as a joke, terrible as a series. Beauregard hasn't a chance in hell of getting a nomination, or for that matter, Electoral votes anywhere outside of Louisiana.
2- That Missouri looks terrible, and you've managed to drag some of the most Unionist areas of the State into the Confederacy.
3- The constant rotation of both parties from VP nominee to Presidential nominee and then the next guy and the next guy for the winning and losing tickets is lame.
1- A Catholic CS President? Good as a joke, terrible as a series. Beauregard hasn't a chance in hell of getting a nomination, or for that matter, Electoral votes anywhere outside of Louisiana.
2- That Missouri looks terrible, and you've managed to drag some of the most Unionist areas of the State into the Confederacy.
3- The constant rotation of both parties from VP nominee to Presidential nominee and then the next guy and the next guy for the winning and losing tickets is lame.
1. I know. Blame the author for that.
2. Yeah, but the author did it, not me...
3. GeorgeUK's fault.
Oh, and BTW, here's 1927...
The economy continue to prosper, so the voters vote in Hugo Black as Prez.
The economy continue to prosper, so the voters vote in Hugo Black as Prez.
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That doesn't change the fact its mind-numbingly wrong.
Also. The Electoral Vote totals are just taken from the OTL, Post-Emancipation numbers, when the Confederates would still have been using 3/5ths numbers for the Slave populations.
Here's 1933. Huey Long, the charismatic populist, defeats Jake Featherston the Constitutionalist by a large margin.
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