2040 Reformed States presidential election: Difference between revisions
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[[Presidential elections in the Reformed States|Presidential elections]] were held in the [[Reformed States]] on November 4, 2036. [[Ron DeSantis]], incumbent President and [[Republican Party (Reformed States)|Republican Party]] nominee, alongside incumbent Vice President [[Tim Scott]], defeated the [[Democratic Party (Reformed States)|Democratic]] ticket of {{wp|Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez}}, the junior {{wp|U.S. Senator}} from {{wp|New York}}, and {{wp|Shawn Fain}}, labor unionist and president of the {{wp|United Auto Workers}}. {{wp|Andrew Yang}}, entrepreneur and founder of the [[Forward Party (Reformed States)|Forward Party]], ran alongside former {{wp|Arizona}} senator {{wp|Kyrsten Sinema}}, receiving over 7% of the national popular vote and nearly winning Sinema's home state. | [[Presidential elections in the Reformed States|Presidential elections]] were held in the [[Reformed States]] on November 4, 2036. [[Ron DeSantis]], incumbent President and [[Republican Party (Reformed States)|Republican Party]] nominee, alongside incumbent Vice President [[Tim Scott]], defeated the [[Democratic Party (Reformed States)|Democratic]] ticket of {{wp|Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez}}, the junior {{wp|U.S. Senator}} from {{wp|New York}}, and {{wp|Shawn Fain}}, labor unionist and president of the {{wp|United Auto Workers}}. {{wp|Andrew Yang}}, entrepreneur and founder of the [[Forward Party (Reformed States)|Forward Party]], ran alongside former {{wp|Arizona}} senator {{wp|Kyrsten Sinema}}, receiving over 7% of the national popular vote and nearly winning Sinema's home state. | ||
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430 members of the Electoral College 216 electoral votes needed to win | ||
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| Turnout | 188,308,824 65.11% (  5.27 pp) | |
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