Hmm...Yeah I think a revision is probably needed lol, Why did you change the map color scheme? Everyone on the board who uses Leip's maps knows that GOP=Blue, DEM=RED. I think someone could be mentioned on some Domestic Legislation that Rocky would try to get passed such as more on the Ameritrain system, Public Work's programs and other Social Welfare Gains. On Civil Rights, Im pretty sure Rocky would use Lyndon's Death and his almost assassination(You did away with the 20 year curse, you bastard

) to get a Civil Rights Bill bill passed on OTL lines.
On the ALT 1964 US Presidential Election, I think it could be elaborated on more. With Rockefeller rulling pretty much as a "New Deal Light", Conservative Republicans will be pissed and still resentful that Rocky was even chosen in the wake of Nixon's death in 1960. I think a challenge is likely considering how much Barry and Rocky hated eachother. It doesn't mean Goldwater is going to upset him for the nomination but to atleast let them know that they could if they had the chance. Also I doubt that Vice President Lodge, would stand for reelection. With his age, the marginlization of the office of the VEEP, and a Conservative challenge...There will probably be much more pressure from the Party bosses to get Lodge to step aside. Replacement picks include Senator Robert Hruska of Nebraska, former Governor Cecil Underwood of West Virgina, former Ike Attorney General William P. Rogers of Maryland, Senator Thurston B. Morton of Kentucky, House Minority Leader Charles Halleck of Indiana.
On the Democratic Side, If Jack's health issues aren't acting up(Which without the added stress of the Presidency, I don't think his addisons would be nearly as bad) I think he may run again(But he may pull an OTL Nixon and run again in '68). Other than seeing how close the Primary race was in 1960, Jack's defeat will probably be blamed on his Catholcisim and HHH will be the frontrunner. However, Humphrey had pretty much pissed off all the Southern Delegates since '48 in his Convention speech and ardent support of Civil Rights that's why I think he struggled IOTL during his bids in the '60's and '70's. I actually think Smather's is a plausible choice for the '64 nominee, since he has all the qualites that Jack had, a Young Popular Senator with Boyishly good looks who kinda had a transparent Record. With the added qualities of being a true Southernor lol. I think Smather's could have taken Rockefeller, weakend by a Presidential Challenger, and going with the 12 year rule American's would have gone for Change. That's just my 2 cents