Canada-United States Election Conversions

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And finally, the incredibly split Quebec--

Quebec

Alabama
Lib 30.5%
BQ 24.2%
NDP 21.9%
Con 20.9%
Grn 1.9%
Oth 0.5%

Arkansas
NDP 31.3%
Lib 26.3%
BQ 20.8%
Con 18.0%
Grn 2.8%
Oth 0.7%

Florida
Lib 40.2%
NDP 23.5%
BQ 18.1%
Con 15.6%
Grn 2.1%
Oth 0.6%

Georgia
Lib 38.1%
NDP 24.5%
BQ 18.6%
Con 16.0%
Grn 2.2%
Oth 0.6%

Kentucky
NDP 27.5%
Lib 27.0%
BQ 22.7%
Con 19.6%
Grn 2.4%
Oth 0.7%

Louisiana
Lib 34.1%
NDP 21.3%
BQ 22.7%
Con 19.5%
Grn 1.9%
Oth 0.5%

Mississippi
Lib 38.7%
BQ 24.6%
Con 21.2%
NDP 14.0%
Grn 1.2%
Oth 0.3%

Missouri
NDP 31.1%
Lib 29.5%
BQ 19.3%
Con 16.6%
Grn 2.8%
Oth 0.7%

North Carolina
Lib 39.2%
NDP 23.5%
BQ 18.6%
Con 16.0%
Grn 2.1%
Oth 0.6%

South Carolina
Lib 34.0%
NDP 25.5%
BQ 20.2%
Con 17.4%
Grn 2.3%
Oth 0.6%

Tennessee
Lib 29.0%
NDP 26.4%
BQ 22.3%
Con 19.2%
Grn 2.3%
Oth 0.6%

Virginia
Lib 38.0%
NDP 30.8%
BQ 14.9%
Con 12.8%
Grn 2.7%
Oth 0.7%

Well! The Liberals win most of the South, but the NDP cling on to a few states, and the Bloc has a few good results though doesn't win anywhere. Quite a picture!

Now to map it...

 

[Thande]

And here's the map. Certainly an interesting combination, and I like the oddly consistent way in which the NDP has held on specifically in the Upper South. Anyone want to work out the electoral votes for this?

 

[Alex Richards]

I make it:

Liberal: 362
Conservative: 140
NDP: 36

 

[Thande]

And here are some popular vote maps.

 

[Dan1988]

Where do German Neo-Nazis come in?

C'est le Nouveau Parti démocratique, tabarnaque! That is actually the abbreviation for the NDP in French.

 

[zaffre]

I doubt the real Massachusetts has ever had an election as interesting as the NS three-way split!

admittedly, my example being 179 years old does kind of prNO YOU SHUT UP

 

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admittedly, my example being 179 years old does kind of prNO YOU SHUT UP

I like the Very American Ending where all of that arguing was pointless anyway because it's not as if the Whig-controlled legislature would let him do anything.

 

[Burton K Wheeler]

I like the Very American Ending where all of that arguing was pointless anyway because it's not as if the Whig-controlled legislature would let him do anything.

The most American ending would be if after the constitutional crisis and ensuing legal battle it turns out it was actually a special election and he only sat for four months.