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Could be. The Whigs also appear to be a rather big tent party; seeing how they contain both the conservative Confederate aristocracy and progressive self-made men like Hugo Black.
TL-191 Map Thread
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Could be. The Whigs also appear to be a rather big tent party; seeing how they contain both the conservative Confederate aristocracy and progressive self-made men like Hugo Black.
1948
Thomas Dewey (D-NY)/Harry S. Truman (D-MO): 281 EV
Henry A. Wallace (S-IA)/Rexford Tugwell (S-NY): 105 EV
Harold Stassen (R-MN)/Smith Altrock (R-CA): 11 EV
We are stepping into unknown territory, illuminated by the great David...
Dewey defeats Wallace in a landslide, but Wallace has reclaimed all the Soc-Rep swing states apart from Minnesota, where Stassen's popularity ensures that state goes GOP.
He also narrowly wins his home state of Iowa. Cuba votes for the first time in a presidential election since 1939, and the first time in the USA. It proves to be a Socialist one.
Thomas Dewey (D-NY)/Harry S. Truman (D-MO): 281 EV
Henry A. Wallace (S-IA)/Rexford Tugwell (S-NY): 105 EV
Harold Stassen (R-MN)/Smith Altrock (R-CA): 11 EV
We are stepping into unknown territory, illuminated by the great David...
Dewey defeats Wallace in a landslide, but Wallace has reclaimed all the Soc-Rep swing states apart from Minnesota, where Stassen's popularity ensures that state goes GOP.
He also narrowly wins his home state of Iowa. Cuba votes for the first time in a presidential election since 1939, and the first time in the USA. It proves to be a Socialist one.
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1952
Harry S. Truman (D-MO)/Irving Morrell (D-KS): 224 EV
Adlai Stevenson II (S-IL)/Earl Warren (S-CA): 167 EV
Harold Stassen (R-MN)/Cecil Schneider II (R-IL): 17 EV
Truman wins in a lesser landslide than Dewey did in either 1944 or 1948. The Socialists are recovering... And the Republicans are not going away...
By the way, Sequoyah has voted in a presidential election for the first time since 1915 and the first time in the United States! And it has proved to be a Democratic state.
Harry S. Truman (D-MO)/Irving Morrell (D-KS): 224 EV
Adlai Stevenson II (S-IL)/Earl Warren (S-CA): 167 EV
Harold Stassen (R-MN)/Cecil Schneider II (R-IL): 17 EV
Truman wins in a lesser landslide than Dewey did in either 1944 or 1948. The Socialists are recovering... And the Republicans are not going away...
By the way, Sequoyah has voted in a presidential election for the first time since 1915 and the first time in the United States! And it has proved to be a Democratic state.
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Blue posted one back here. Is that good? It's missing Alaska, Yukon, and Nunavut (for space reasons), but I do have one with those on it.
Well, here's the basemap. The Caribbean state abbreviations are still on there, because I need them to know which one's which...
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Hmm? You could flip the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) to Romney if you want, the place's full of Mormons.
True, the Sandwich Islands would probaly go to Romney in this instance.
any other suggestions of what states would go to whom?
Hmm... I would see the Plains States going Republican. And Florida won't go Socialist. The Bush family probably would remain New Englanders.
I would only flip Massachusetts, NE is said to be solidly Democratic. Oh, and flip Dakota Socialist. Maybe flip some more states Dem in the South, they have a guilt complex there.
Here's a quick type up of what Nerdlinger said was the 2012 numbers. Use those to work out the winner.
Alabama: 7
Alaska: 3
Alberta: 7
Antigua: 3
Arkansas: 4
Bahamas: 3
Baja California: 7
Barbados: 3
British Columbia: 8
California: 55
Chihuahua: 7
Colorado: 9
Connecticut: 7
Cuba: 18
Dakota: 4
Delaware: 3
D. C.: 3
Dominica: 3
Florida: 21
Georgia: 11
Grenada: 3
Guadeloupe: 3
Houston: 4
Idaho: 4
Illinois: 21
Indiana: 11
Iowa: 6
Jamaica: 6
Kansas: 6
Kentucky: 6
Louisiana: 6
Maine: 4
Manitoba: 4
Martinique: 3
Maryland: 10
Massachusetts: 11
Melanesia*: 4
Michigan: 16
Micronesia*: 3
Minnesota: 10
Mississippi: 5
Missouri: 11
Montana: 3
Nebraska: 5
Nevada: 6
New Brunswick: 3
New Hampshire: 4
New Jersey: 14
New Mexico: 15
New York: 30
Newfoundland: 3
North Carolina: 11
Nova Scotia: 3
Nunavut: 3
Ohio: 19
Ontario: 21
Oregon: 7
Pennsylvania: 21
Polynesia*: 3
Rhode Island: 4
Saint Kitts: 3
Saint Lucia: 3
Saint Vincent: 3
Sandwich Islands: 4
Saskatchewan: 3
Sequoyah: 7
Sonora: 5
South Carolina: 7
Tennessee: 8
Trinidad: 4
Utah: 5
Vermont: 3
Virginia: 7
Washington: 12
West Virginia: 9
Wisconsin: 10
Wyoming: 3
Yukon: 3
* Not on basemap due to oversight. Flip those Socialist or Democratic.
Alabama: 7
Alaska: 3
Alberta: 7
Antigua: 3
Arkansas: 4
Bahamas: 3
Baja California: 7
Barbados: 3
British Columbia: 8
California: 55
Chihuahua: 7
Colorado: 9
Connecticut: 7
Cuba: 18
Dakota: 4
Delaware: 3
D. C.: 3
Dominica: 3
Florida: 21
Georgia: 11
Grenada: 3
Guadeloupe: 3
Houston: 4
Idaho: 4
Illinois: 21
Indiana: 11
Iowa: 6
Jamaica: 6
Kansas: 6
Kentucky: 6
Louisiana: 6
Maine: 4
Manitoba: 4
Martinique: 3
Maryland: 10
Massachusetts: 11
Melanesia*: 4
Michigan: 16
Micronesia*: 3
Minnesota: 10
Mississippi: 5
Missouri: 11
Montana: 3
Nebraska: 5
Nevada: 6
New Brunswick: 3
New Hampshire: 4
New Jersey: 14
New Mexico: 15
New York: 30
Newfoundland: 3
North Carolina: 11
Nova Scotia: 3
Nunavut: 3
Ohio: 19
Ontario: 21
Oregon: 7
Pennsylvania: 21
Polynesia*: 3
Rhode Island: 4
Saint Kitts: 3
Saint Lucia: 3
Saint Vincent: 3
Sandwich Islands: 4
Saskatchewan: 3
Sequoyah: 7
Sonora: 5
South Carolina: 7
Tennessee: 8
Trinidad: 4
Utah: 5
Vermont: 3
Virginia: 7
Washington: 12
West Virginia: 9
Wisconsin: 10
Wyoming: 3
Yukon: 3
* Not on basemap due to oversight. Flip those Socialist or Democratic.
The total is 617. So he doesn't have an electoral majority and it goes to Congress...