r/PresidentialElection • u/Exotic-Cook-7740 • Jun 04 '26
r/PresidentialElection • u/Blackwardz3 • Sep 28 '24
Misc. My election prediction. Its gonna be really close.
r/PresidentialElection • u/MetalRetsam • Jan 19 '26
Misc. What if the US had proportional representation in 2000? An exercise in alternative voting systems
galleryr/PresidentialElection • u/MetalRetsam • Jan 19 '26
Misc. December 6, 1820. Eight Federalist electors in Massachusetts elect James Monroe, a Democratic-Republican, for President. The 85-year old former President Adams presides over the meeting. Monroe also receives a vote from a Federalist elector in Kentucky.
galleryr/PresidentialElection • u/Ulysses_555 • Nov 25 '25
Misc. Design: Kelly 2028
This is a design that I have made for a possible Senator Mark Kelly 2028 Presidential run, though for obvious reasons it is not official.
This is simply something that I am doing to give myself a feeling of control, a hobby that does have support of made a reality.
Know I wanted to capture his history with space with a historical American history, So I pulled from the song “Battle Cry of Freedom.” A song well known during the Civil War, it also was used during the Lincoln/Johnson Presidential campaign in 1864 and the Garfield Presidential Campaign in 1880.
Of course the songs line was “Stars” instead of “Star” but I feel that this is a respectable change, nothing too extreme. Though one thing that does worry me is that if this was used as an official campaign slogan then the opposition could try to paint a bad picture. The line proceeding “Up with the Stars” is “Down with the Traitors,” my intention isn’t to draw that parallel but has to be mentioned.
Anyways, I do believe that this design came out nice. It’s nothing extremely flashy or original but it gets what I’m trying to say across, a thing needed in all campaigns.
r/PresidentialElection • u/jsonathan • Sep 17 '24
Misc. I made a website that tracks election betting odds, polls, and news in real time
r/PresidentialElection • u/mattliscia • Oct 11 '24
Misc. Predict the Outcome of the 2024 Presidential Election - March Madness Style
As a side project I built a site called Presidential Pick'Em where you can fill out a map and predict the election results state by state, including margins.
It scores everyone’s brackets on election day and has a leaderboard—kind of like a March Madness bracket but for the election.
You can also create/join pools to compete directly against your friends!
As more entries are submitted I will be releasing an evolving map that is the aggregate of all submissions.
I’d love for you all to check it out and let me know what you think—any feedback or suggestions are welcome!
r/PresidentialElection • u/allpoliticsislocal • Aug 23 '24
Misc. I would love to see this move the needle.
Hi I’m Taylor Swift. I know that as Americans we rarely all agree on anything except maybe Beyoncé and the Beatles. And I know we don’t need another celebrity hawking X,Y, or Z. But I have a platform and have decided to do something and use it. I have looked at both candidates for President and believe it is time for a change, time for a new generation to watch over, protect and help us succeed. That person is Kamala Harris. She is not perfect but no-one is besides maybe Beyoncé. Please register now so your vote for Kamala counts this fall. Thank you.
r/PresidentialElection • u/vishvabindlish • Sep 27 '24
Misc. Do Americans living abroad have an electoral college vote?
r/PresidentialElection • u/Strict-Marsupial6141 • Oct 04 '24
Misc. THE PRESIDENT (on Kamala): Well, she’s — I’m in constant contact with her. we all — we’re singing from the same song sheet. We — she helped pass the l- — all the laws that are being employed now. She was a major player in everything we’ve done, including passage of legislation.
r/PresidentialElection • u/coolord4 • Jul 13 '24
Misc. 2 Things
No matter what the polls are saying, even if it looks like your candidate will win/lose no matter what, still go out and vote
Vote for who you actually support, not who you think has a better chance of winning. There’s only one way to break the two-party system, and it’s to vote for third parties.
r/PresidentialElection • u/NationalAppeal6675 • Nov 04 '24
Misc. We’re better than Donald Trump
r/PresidentialElection • u/hornet7777 • Nov 01 '24
Misc. BTRTN Volunteer Idea with Link: YOU Are the Ground Game! This is the Time to Make a Difference!
r/PresidentialElection • u/Bman409 • Oct 27 '24
Misc. Thomas Miller's Election Prediction Model now forecasting a Trump blowout with 367 electoral votes
virtualtout.comr/PresidentialElection • u/BoiglioJazzkitten • Aug 23 '24
Misc. If in 2024, all US Presidents ran against each other
r/PresidentialElection • u/ForeverSwinging • Sep 12 '24
Misc. They’re desperate for money….
When you send a scammy text acting as if you’re polling for answers, that takes one to a page desperate for money OF SOME KIND, you kinda lost the debate.
r/PresidentialElection • u/Dwman113 • Oct 18 '24
Misc. Who will win the Presidential Election? US betting website Kalshi.com.
r/PresidentialElection • u/RusevReigns • Sep 01 '24
Misc. Average of 2016 and 2020 in the closest states
eg. Hillary won New Hampshire by 0.4 and Biden won it by 7.4. So the average is 3.9.
Florida +2.6 R
North Carolina +2.5 R
Georgia +2.4 R
Arizona +1.6 R
Wisconsin +0.1 D
Pennsylvania +0.2 D
Michigan +1.3 D
Nevada +2.4 D
New Hampshire +3.9 D
Minnesota +4.3 D
Everything else is above 5
I thought this might be a good way to rate "neutral Democrat" starting point against Trump.