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Commissar From Kiev

Commissar From Kiev

Golfman76 said:
Trump gets 95% of the Black vote while at the same time getting the same % Romney got for all the other demographics. Using 538's demographic calculator. Turnout for all the demographics are the same

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Donald Trump/Mike Pence (Republican), 414 Electoral votes, 58.5% of the Popular vote
Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine (Democratic), 124 Electoral votes, 39.8% of the Popular vote

"Consider me corrected"
-Vice President-elect Mike Pence in an interview with CBS, November 9th, 2016

"SMELL ya later, Crooked Hillary!"
-Donald Trump

"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
-Hillary Clinton
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He has a great relationship with the blacks;)
 
Turquoise Blue

Turquoise Blue

A French-style America?
My attempt at breaking down the "coalitions" of OTL parties into more "European-style" parties.
Also, nationwide fusioning!
1980 and 1984
1988

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1992
Bill Clinton ("Bridge"): 370 EV, 43.0%
George H. W. Bush ("Moral Majority"): 168 EV, 37.4%
Ross Perot ("Freedom"): 0 EV, 18.9%

Bill Clinton (New Democratic): 219 EV
Bill Clinton (Progressive Labor): 132 EV
George H. W. Bush (National Reform): 116 EV
George H. W. Bush (Faith and Family): 38 EV
Bill Clinton (Liberal): 19 EV
George H. W. Bush (Libertarian): 14 EV

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1996
Bill Clinton ("Bridge"): 379 EV, 49.2%
Bob Dole ("Unity"): 159 EV, 40.7%
Ross Perot ("Freedom"): 0 EV, 8.4%

Bill Clinton (New Democratic): 266 EV
Bill Clinton (Progressive Labor): 102 EV
Bob Dole (National Reform): 94 EV
Bob Dole (Faith and Family): 51 EV
Bob Dole (Libertarian): 14 EV
Bill Clinton (Liberal): 11 EV​
 
Turquoise Blue

Turquoise Blue

A French-style America?
My attempt at breaking down the "coalitions" of OTL parties into more "European-style" parties.
Also, nationwide fusioning!
1980 and 1984
1988
1992 and 1996

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2000
George W. Bush ("Compassion"): 271 EV, 47.9%
Al Gore ("Millennium"): 267 EV, 48.4%
Ralph Nader (Independent): 0 EV, 2.7%

Al Gore (New Democratic): 190 EV
George W. Bush (National Reform): 167 EV
George W. Bush (Faith and Family): 77 EV
Al Gore (Progressive Labor): 70 EV
George W. Bush (Libertarian): 24 EV
Al Gore (Liberal): 7 EV

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2004
George W. Bush ("Compassion"): 286 EV, 50.7%
John Kerry ("One America"): 252 EV, 48.3%

George W. Bush (National Reform): 201 EV
John Kerry (New Democratic): 140 EV
John Kerry (Progressive Labor): 86 EV
George W. Bush (Faith and Family): 68 EV
George W. Bush (Libertarian): 17 EV
John Kerry (Liberal): 15 EV
John Kerry (Green): 11 EV​
 
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Turquoise Blue

Turquoise Blue

A French-style America?
My attempt at breaking down the "coalitions" of OTL parties into more "European-style" parties.
Also, nationwide fusioning!
1980 and 1984
1988
1992 and 1996
2000 and 2004

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2008
Barack Obama ("Hope and Change"): 364 EV, 52.9%
John McCain ("Country First"): 174 EV, 45.7%

Barack Obama (Alliance for Change): 305 EV
John McCain (National Reform): 114 EV
John McCain (Faith and Family): 53 EV
Barack Obama (Green): 30 EV
Barack Obama (Liberal): 15 EV
Barack Obama (New Democratic): 11 EV
Barack Obama (Labor): 3 EV
John McCain (Libertarian): 3 EV

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2012
Barack Obama ("Hope and Change"): 332 EV, 51.1%
Mitt Romney ("Believe in America"): 206 EV, 47.2%

Barack Obama (Alliance for Change): 317 EV
Mitt Romney (Values): 110 EV
Mitt Romney (National Reform): 96 EV
Barack Obama (Green): 12 EV
Barack Obama (Labor): 3 EV​
 

NeonHydroxide

Polling averages in late August 2052 for the North American Union presidential election. Marginally inspired by the Democratic primaries.
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EDIT: Forgot to put it in; you need 350 to win.
 
Turquoise Blue

Turquoise Blue

@JoeyB2198: I like it, because the NDP in Canada has a bit of a base with the Plains, and combining this with Sanders' support makes it look plausible.

I assume it's between the Liberals and Progressives? :)
 

naraht

JoeyB2198 said:
Polling averages in late August 2052 for the North American Union presidential election. Marginally inspired by the Democratic primaries.

EDIT: Forgot to put it in; you need 350 to win.
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A few comments:
1) You didn't color in the Virginia Eastern Shore.
2) New Mexico has the same as each of the Dakotas? (This means that NM has fewer than it does in 2016 OTL)
 

NeonHydroxide

Turquoise Blue said:
@JoeyB2198:
I assume it's between the Liberals and Progressives? :)
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That's correct.

naraht said:
A few comments:
1) You didn't color in the Virginia Eastern Shore.
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Oops. I was considering having Virginia be a swing state previously and I must have missed it. There's always a stupid mistake in these big projects.

naraht said:
2) New Mexico has the same as each of the Dakotas? (This means that NM has fewer than it does in 2016 OTL)
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Yeah, I had to go and check that but it works out. The EC counts are based on current population growth extrapolated and about 1 vote per million people (rather than the ~400000? now). I've got a big messy excel file, and my figures have ND at 2400000 people, SD 1500000, and NM 2431828. This is probably not accurate as ND has huge growth now due to the oil companies which will likely not continue but that was the methodology.
 

naraht

JoeyB2198 said:
Oops. I was considering having Virginia be a swing state previously and I must have missed it. There's always a stupid mistake in these big projects.

Yeah, I had to go and check that but it works out. The EC counts are based on current population growth extrapolated and about 1 vote per million people (rather than the ~400000? now). I've got a big messy excel file, and my figures have ND at 2400000 people, SD 1500000, and NM 2431828. This is probably not accurate as ND has huge growth now due to the oil companies which will likely not continue but that was the methodology.
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Thanx, Other things that spring to mind...
1)Is Puerto Rico's growth basically flat? I think they'd have at least 6 EV if they became a state today. (I seem to remember them being near Oregon in Population)
2) How did DC get 4? Is it a state in the NAU rather than getting EV equal to the fewest of any state as it is in the USA?
 
Turquoise Blue

Turquoise Blue

A draft "swing state map" for Jesusland in the 2010s. Probably will be changed.
genusmap.php

Democratic: Awkward coalition of Southern Democrats, moderate Republicans, ethnic minorities and Libertarians. Mainly "not-GOP".
Republican: Deeply Christian right. Imagine Huckabee, add in some Perry populism. Very strong in Jesusland.
Swing: Can't make their mind up if they want the awkward coalition or the outright theocrats.
TRAITOR CANADIAN STATES!: Sensibly got out of America before it went bug-fuck crazy and became Jesusland.
 
Commissar From Kiev

Commissar From Kiev

Turquoise Blue said:
A draft "swing state map" for Jesusland in the 2010s. Probably will be changed.
genusmap.php

Democratic: Awkward coalition of Southern Democrats, moderate Republicans, ethnic minorities and Libertarians. Mainly "not-GOP".
Republican: Deeply Christian right. Imagine Huckabee, add in some Perry populism. Very strong in Jesusland.
Swing: Can't make their mind up if they want the awkward coalition or the outright theocrats.
TRAITOR CANADIAN STATES!: Sensibly got out of America before it went bug-fuck crazy and became Jesusland.
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Nice. Got an EV count?
 
Gonzo

Gonzo

Turquoise Blue said:
A French-style America?
My attempt at breaking down the "coalitions" of OTL parties into more "European-style" parties.
Also, nationwide fusioning!
1980 and 1984
1988
1992 and 1996
2000 and 2004

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2008
Barack Obama ("Hope and Change"): 364 EV, 52.9%
John McCain ("Country First"): 174 EV, 45.7%

Barack Obama (Alliance for Change): 305 EV
John McCain (National Reform): 114 EV
John McCain (Faith and Family): 53 EV
Barack Obama (Green): 30 EV
Barack Obama (Liberal): 15 EV
Barack Obama (New Democratic): 11 EV
Barack Obama (Labor): 3 EV
John McCain (Libertarian): 3 EV

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2012
Barack Obama ("Hope and Change"): 332 EV, 51.1%
Mitt Romney ("Believe in America"): 206 EV, 47.2%

Barack Obama (Alliance for Change): 317 EV
Mitt Romney (Values): 110 EV
Mitt Romney (National Reform): 96 EV
Barack Obama (Green): 12 EV
Barack Obama (Labor): 3 EV​
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This is really good; I like how it shows the nation is becoming far more polarised (as seen in the Senate with the virtual extinction of the conservative (& Southern) Democrat and the Liberal Republican.
 
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