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{{RSA election|2032|presidential}}
#REDIRECT [[2032 United States presidential election]]
{{Infobox election
| election_name    = 2032 Reformed States presidential election
| country          = Reformed States
| flag_year        =
| flag_image        = Flag of the United States.svg
| type              = presidential
| ongoing          = no
| party_colour      =
| party_name        =
| alliance_name    =
| previous_election = 2028 United States presidential election
| previous_year    = 2028
| outgoing_members  =
| election_date    = {{Start date|2032|11|02}}
| elected_members  =
| next_election    = 2036 Reformed States presidential election
| next_year        = 2036
| votes_for_election= 430 members (+4 invalidated){{efn|name=Maine|{{wp|Maine}}, a state in the separatist nation of [[New England (RSA)|New England]], was the only seceding state that held elections. DeSantis won {{wp|Maine's 2nd congressional district|Maine's 2nd district}} and Cortez Masto won its {{wp|Maine's 1st congressional district|1st district}} and the statewide election, but the results were invalidated and Maine sent no electors.}} of the {{wp|United States Electoral College|Electoral College}}
| needed_votes      = 216 electoral
| seats_for_election=
| majority_seats    =
| opinion_polls    =
| registered        =
| turnout          = 124,823,186 <br> 56.97% ({{increase}} 7.80 {{wp|percentage point|pp}})
 
<!--        Ron DeSantis        -->
| image1            = Ron_DeSantis_official_photo.jpg
| image1_size      =
| image1_upright    =
| colour1          = ff0000
| nominee1          = '''[[Ron DeSantis]]'''
| party1            = [[Republican Party (Reformed States)|Republican]]
| alliance1        =
| home_state1      = {{wp|Florida}}
| running_mate1    = '''[[Tim Scott]]'''
| electoral_vote1  = '''240''' (+1 invalidated){{efn|name=Maine|{{wp|Maine}}, a state in the separatist nation of [[New England (RSA)|New England]], was the only seceding state that held elections. DeSantis won {{wp|Maine's 2nd congressional district|Maine's 2nd district}} and Cortez Masto won its {{wp|Maine's 1st congressional district|1st district}} and the statewide election, but the results were invalidated and Maine sent no electors.}}
| states_carried1  = '''25''' (+ ME-02 invalidated)
| popular_vote1    = '''64,396,282'''
| percentage1      = '''51.59'''
 
<!--        Catherine Cortez Masto        -->
| image2            = Catherine_Cortez_Masto_portrait_red ( 4x5 crop).jpg
| image2_size      =
| image2_upright    =
| colour2          = 0000ff
| nominee2          = {{wp|Catherine Cortez Masto}}
| party2            = [[Democratic Party (Reformed States)|Democratic]]
| alliance2        =
| home_state2      = {{wp|Nevada}}
| running_mate2    = {{wp|John Fetterman}}
| electoral_vote2  = 190 (+3 invalidated){{efn|name=Maine|{{wp|Maine}}, a state in the separatist nation of [[New England (RSA)|New England]], was the only seceding state that held elections. DeSantis won {{wp|Maine's 2nd congressional district|Maine's 2nd district}} and Cortez Masto won its {{wp|Maine's 1st congressional district|1st district}} and the statewide election, but the results were invalidated and Maine sent no electors.}}
| states_carried2  = 15 + {{wp|Washington, D.C.|DC}} + {{wp|Nebraska's 2nd congressional district|NE-02}} (+1 invalidated)
| popular_vote2    = 50,266,297
| percentage2      = 40.27%
 
<!--        Brian Fitzpatrick        -->
| image3            = Brian_Fitzpatrick_official_congressional_photo_(3x4_cropped).jpg
| image3_size      =
| image3_upright    =
| colour3          = 182742
| nominee3          = [[Brian Fitzpatrick]]
| party3            = [[Forward Party (Reformed States)|Forward]]
| alliance3        = [[Green Party (Reformed States)|Green]]
| home_state3      = {{wp|Pennsylvania}}
| running_mate3    = {{wp|Andrew Yang}}
| electoral_vote3  = 0
| states_carried3  = 0
| popular_vote3    = 8,300,742
| percentage3      = 6.65%
 
<!-- map -->
| map_image        = {{2032 Reformed States presidential election imagemap}}
| map_size          =
| map_alt          =
| map              =
| map_caption      = Presidential election results map. <span style="color:darkred;">Red</span> denotes states won by DeSantis/Scott, <span style="color:blue;">blue</span> denotes those won by Cortez Masto/Fetterman, and <span style="color:#552200;">Maroon</span> denotes non-voting seceded states. Though the seceded state of {{wp|Maine}} held elections, no electoral votes were counted due to its allegiance to [[New England (RSA)|New England]]. Numbers indicate electoral votes cast by each state and the District of Columbia.
 
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| title            = President
| before_election  = [[Ron DeSantis]]
| before_party      = [[Republican Party (Reformed States)|Republican]]
| posttitle        =
| after_election    = Ron DeSantis
| after_party      = [[Republican Party (Reformed States)|Republican]]
}}
 
[[Presidential elections in the Reformed States|Presidential elections]] were held in the [[Reformed States]] on November 2, 2032. [[Ron DeSantis]], incumbent president and [[Republican Party (Reformed States)|Republican Party]] nominee, alongside running mate [[Tim Scott]], defeated the [[Democratic Party (Reformed States)|Democratic]] ticket of {{wp|Catherine Cortez Masto}}, the senior {{wp|U.S. Senator}} from {{wp|Nevada}}, and {{wp|John Fetterman}}, the senior {{wp|U.S. Senator}} from {{wp|Pennsylvania}}. [[Brian Fitzpatrick]], member of the [[Reformed States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] from {{wp|Pennsylvania's 1st congressional district|Pennsylvania's 1st district}}, ran alongside entrepreneur {{wp|Andrew Yang}} for the [[Forward Party (Reformed States)|Forward Party]], receiving over 6% of the national popular vote.
 
 
 
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