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WIP (won't be finished until all the new congressional maps are out).

1984: Mondale wins by 18.21% Mondale 510 Reagan 28 Not quite as impressive as Reagan's OTL win, I'm afraid.

1988: Dukakis wins by 7.72% Dukakis 390 Bush 148

1992: Bush wins by 5.56% Bush 361 Clinton 177 Somehow this one is even weirder than 1996, although it fits my preconceived notions a little better.

1996: Dole wins by 8.51% Dole 430 Clinton 108 This is definitely the weirdest one yet. I had to do a number of double takes.

2000: Bush wins by .51% Bush 301 Gore 237 @Caprice I uploaded the map in a different way this time. Does this work? If it does, I'll re-upload the other maps this way.

2004: Kerry wins by 2.47%. Kerry 298 Bush 240

2008: McCain wins by 7.26%. McCain 327 Obama 211 Amazingly the only flip from 2008 to 2012 is Maine's 2nd district. Romney ends up improving on McCain's EV totals due to population shifts in the 2010 Census.

2012: Romney wins by 3.86%. Romney 331 Obama 207

I don't make maps very often, but when I do, I'll post them here. Here's something I thought of when I was bored: what if every election was won by the opposing candidate, by the same popular vote margin as OTL? For example, here's 2016, where Trump wins the popular vote by 2.09% instead of...

Randomness I made over the last few days. 34. Flem D. Sampson/ 36. Rex Bell (Republican) 1953-1961 1952 def. Homer T. Bone/Elmer Thomas (Democratic) 1956 def. J. William Fulbright/Richard J. Daley (Democratic) 35. John Arthur Love*/37. Simon Sobeloff (Republican) 1961 1960 def. Martin Dies...