Republic of Albia – President – 2020

Martínez defeats Cartwright to win the Presidency!

The year is 2020….

…and the Republic of Albia is celebrating its 50th anniversary of being a Republic. It is also time to choose a new President, as the Hissenger era comes to a close. The Republic seems to be moving away from a more libertarian mindset to a more populist mindset. Doves feel confident that they can finally end the 14-year drought of not winning a Presidential election. Hawks are looking to continue their dominance in Presidential elections. Both parties are gearing up for a close election, but then…. GLOBAL PANDEMIC! The ROA is not sparred from the global crisis, and the consequences for the election are uncertain. Will Doves finally capture the Presidency for the first time since 2006? Will Hawks be able to nominate a strong successor to succeed the Hissenger era? Will COVID-19 send the election into a frenzy? Will vote-by-mail sway the race in any way? Will states break their traditional partisanship and vote for the other party? How will this race shape the next 50 years for the Republic? The future is in the hands of the people…

Happy Campaigning!

*****additional updates to this scenario may come at a later point******

North Dakota Senate 2018

Democratic Senator Heidi Heitkamp narrowly won her Senate race against freshman US Representative Rick Berg in 2012, even as Romney won the state by double digits on the Presidential level.

Heitkamp is in hot water now. With polarization increasing in the Trump-era, Heitkamp is trailing US Representative Kevin Cramer in polling. Can Heitkamp push a unique message to appeal to the voters one more time? or will Cramer tie himself to Trump to win in a normally Republican state?

You can also play as other characters from North Dakota Politics to make various alternate scenarios.
Republicans:
Kevin Cramer, US Representative (2013-)
Rick Berg, Fmr US Representative (2011-2013)
Kelly Armstrong, Chair of the ND Republican Party (2015-)
Doug Burgum, Governor of ND (2017-)

Democratic:
Heidi Heitkamp, incumbent US Senator (2013-)
Earl Pomeroy, Fmr US Representative (1993-2011)
Byron Dorgan, Fmr US Senator (1992-2011)
Kent Conrad, Fmr US Senator (1987-2013)
Mac Schneider, Minority Leader of the ND State Senate (2013-2016)

Three Congressional Scenarios

VA5 2020 – (D) Cameron Webb versus (R) Bob Good

Physician Cameron Webb takes on Republican Bob Good in Virginia’s 5th district. VA-5 voted for Trump in 2016, and voted for Corey Stewart by 2 in his landslide Senate loss in 2018. Bob Good defeated incumbent Congressman Denver Riggleman in the primary. Can Bob Good hold this traditionally Republican seat?

MN7 2020 – (D) Collin Peterson versus (R) Michelle Fischbach

Minnesota-7 voted for Trump by 31 points in 2016, but long-time Democratic Congressman Collin Peterson has held on. 2020 is likely to be his toughest race yet. He is facing former MN Lt. Governor Michelle Fischbach. Can he win?

VA9 2010 – (D) Rick Boucher versus (R) Morgan Griffith

In Virginia-9 long-time Congressman Rick Boucher is trying to win reelection to a seat he has held since 1983. He is facing Virginia State Delegate Morgan Griffith. This western Virginia seat voted for John McCain and has become heavily Republican on the Presidential level. Can Congressman Boucher survive the red wave to hold his seat, or will Griffith upset the long-time Representative in an anti-Obama wave.

Oklahoma Governor 2018

Hello there,

New Scenario: Oklahoma Governor 2018

Candidates:

Republicans: Kevin Stitt, Mick Cornett

Democrats: Drew Edmondson, Dan Boren

Libertarian: Joseph Maldonado Passage aka Joe Exotic (yes, I know! not realistic but this is for whimsy, if you want realism play the two-way race)

one extreme result. most of them are not like this.

Alaska Senate 2020

Hey there,

Made this mockup of the Alaska Senate race for 2020, with regions being Borough/Census Areas.

Candidates:

Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-inc), Dr. Al Gross (I/D), John Howe (AIP), Jed Whittaker (Green)

Other alternate candidates off by default include:

Mayor Edgar Blatchford (D),Sen. Mike Gravel (D)

Very elastic electorate and lots of third party voting so this makes for a very fun scenario! Enjoy!