Grover Cleveland had an interesting impact on the US territory-wise.
In 1885, a bill pass both houses of congress that would have made the Cimarron Territory/No Man's Land part of Kansas, but Cleveland vetoed that.
A bill was submitted to him in 1887 to split Idaho territory between Washington Territory and Nevada, but he vetoed it as his friend was Governor of the Territory.
What if US borders had been a bit different due to either Cleveland not vetoing the bills or Cleveland losing in 1884?
Who gets southeast Idaho? Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, or Utah? It's mostly Mormon, but Congress wanted to give Utah as little territory as possible.
In 1885, a bill pass both houses of congress that would have made the Cimarron Territory/No Man's Land part of Kansas, but Cleveland vetoed that.
A bill was submitted to him in 1887 to split Idaho territory between Washington Territory and Nevada, but he vetoed it as his friend was Governor of the Territory.
What if US borders had been a bit different due to either Cleveland not vetoing the bills or Cleveland losing in 1884?
Who gets southeast Idaho? Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, or Utah? It's mostly Mormon, but Congress wanted to give Utah as little territory as possible.