If you make your own 2024 Electoral College map, and you get it right (or almost right), you get 1,000 Akorns.
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IDK shit about the USA-Elections but I hope Camila Harris wins, cause Trump is the totally wrong guy for that job
I was talking about using an interactive map to predict what states will be won by the Republican and Democrat:
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Probably about like this. MI, VA, and PA are at high risk for Democrats - they are going to have to spend big money campaigning in those states. AZ remains vulnerable for Republicans. If Democrats take all four, they win - but they can't afford to lose any of them.
Neither side can get a runaway Electoral College victory this time.
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AZ remains vulnerable for Republicans.
I have doubt for AZ. I don't know if Kamala or Trump will win it.
Neither side can get a runaway Electoral College victory this time.
I don't get what you mean by this. RFK Jr (independent) is not on the ballot on all 50 states and DC, and he has bad polling just like every other third party candidate.
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Just that the EC will be close. Neither side is going to get 350+ EC votes.
Yeah I think that'll likely happen.
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Your not going to like it, I don't predict Elections. Wth, for the fun of it.
Based on the Media's jig is up before the Election. Harris is a lunatic.
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Your not going to like it, I don't predict Elections. Wth, for the fun of it.
Based on the Media's jig is up before the Election. Harris is a lunatic.
Third party candidates haven't carried a single state since 1968.
1968 United States presidential election - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.orgIt's been Republican vs. Democrat since the 19th century, so make a map with just the Republican nominee vs the Democratic nominee.
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idk California could go for Kennedy. GOP and Independents collaborate and vote for independent out numbers Dems.
Same with Washington.
Harris is too far out to even consider marginally acceptable. TDS now is the same as TDS then and is all found to be false.It might not happen this time, the GOP/IDP collaborative idea is planted. If the Dems keep putting out these types of candidates, It'll happen.
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idk California could go for Kennedy. GOP and Independents collaborate and vote for independent out numbers Dems.
Same with Washington.
Harris is too far out to even consider marginally acceptable. TDS now is the same as TDS then and is all found to be false.It might not happen this time, the GOP/IDP collaborative idea is planted. If the Dems keep putting out these types of candidates, It'll happen.
Kennedy's polling is too low.
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Presently overall it is a disruptive vote more than trying to win the election. It would be a significant recognition of a third party. More then third parties have gotten before. Who knows in a few election cycles, it can evolve to be a national contender.
Look how the French election went. Three political parties, where two parties collaborated to win over a majority party.
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Presently overall it is a disruptive vote more than trying to win the election. It would be a significant recognition of a third party. More then third parties have gotten before. Who knows in a few election cycles, it can evolve to be a national contender.
Look how the French election went. Three political parties, where two parties collaborated to win over a majority party.
The last major third party candidate (in this case, independent candidate Ross Perot) didn't win a single electoral vote, but he won enough votes to cause a spoiler effect in the 1992 and 1996 presidential elections.
Other countries use the Electoral College but in a different way when you compare it to the United States.
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Rose Perot made some third party inroads.
Here’s How Third‑Party Candidates Have Changed Elections | HISTORYAmerica’s two‑party political system makes it difficult for candidates from outside the Republican and Democratic parties to win presidential elections.www.history.comAbout all I can add is how California State Dems have eliminated third parties from the Ballot. The TWO highest vote count candidates during the Primary advance to the main election. WIth the exception of office for US President. Dems eliminate the third party spoiler effect.
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That map confused me because Democrats have always been blue, and Republicans have always been red in the Electoral College map.
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