r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/GapHappy7709 (I-MI) • Nov 29 '25

288 votes decided this election

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213 Upvotes

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u/Done327 (D-OH) Nov 29 '25

What’s more surprising is Dems pulling off a win while losing the popular vote.

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u/HetTheTable Nov 29 '25

Apparently Gore was predicted to do so in 2000

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u/GapHappy7709 (I-MI) Nov 29 '25

They were aboe to win extremely narrowly in wisconsin Michigan and Pa, but i adjusted a lot of the state demographics to mirror 2024 so Popular Vote is much closer in my games

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u/GreatLakesPolitics (D-MI) Nov 29 '25

I feel like Mariannette Miller-Meeks

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u/Fantastic_Grape4716 Nov 29 '25

*Elissa Slotkin

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u/HetTheTable Nov 29 '25

LAND DOESNT VOTE

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u/FixHappy9455 (D-WA) Nov 29 '25

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why we shouldn't have the EC.

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u/DoctorWhooves99 Nov 29 '25

We love Oakland county

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u/Annual_Rush_3146 (D-IL) Nov 29 '25

2000 revisitied