United States presidential election, 2044

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		+	The election was a tie, but [[Keiko Kagura|Kagura]] carried more states than [[Randy Peterson|Peterson]]. After a vote in congress, [[Randy Peterson|Peterson]] won. [[Keiko Kagura|Kagura]] and the [[Republican party|Republican]]s accused [[Randy Peterson|Peterson]] of threatening to kill a majority of congress if he didn't win the vote in congress. What really happened is that [[Vice President]] [[Bryant Carter]] told the senate all the good stuff about [[Randy Peterson|Peterson]] and none of the bad stuff, and the senators told the house representatives.
	==Primary Elections==		==Primary Elections==

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Presidential election, 2040

< 2036 | 2040 | 2044 >
	File:RPeterson.jpg
Nominee	Randy Peterson	Keiko Kagura
Party	Democratic	Republican
Home state	Alaska	Montana
Running mate	Bryant Carter	Buford T Lincoln
Running Mate's Home State	Illinois	Kansas
Electoral vote	269	269
States carried	20	30+DC

The United States Presidential Election of 2044 was held in 2040.

Contents 1 Background 2 Primary Elections 2.1 Democratic Nomination 2.1.1 Candidates 2.1.2 Refused to let Run 2.1.3 Potential Candidates who did not Run 2.2 Republican Nomination 2.2.1 Candidates 2.2.2 Potential Candidates who Did not Run

Background

Sean Radcliffe refused to run.

Gay Rights Activist Randy Peterson is running.

Keiko Kagura is the Republican candidate.

The election was a tie, but Kagura carried more states than Peterson. After a vote in congress, Peterson won. Kagura and the Republicans accused Peterson of threatening to kill a majority of congress if he didn't win the vote in congress. What really happened is that Vice President Bryant Carter told the senate all the good stuff about Peterson and none of the bad stuff, and the senators told the house representatives.

Primary Elections

Democratic Nomination

Candidates

• Gay Rights Activist Randy Peterson of Alaska

RPeterson.png Gay Rights Activist Randy Peterson of Alaska

Refused to let Run

• Secretary of State Emily Hinkelschmit-Dukakis-Johnson-Henry-Terwilliger-Warren-Bouiver of West Virginia

EHinkelschmit.tif Secretary of State Emily Hinkelschmit-Dukakis-Johnson-Henry-Terwilliger-Warren-Bouiver of West Virginia

Potential Candidates who did not Run

• President Sean Radcliffe of Illinois

President Sean Radcliffe of Illinois

Republican Nomination

Candidates

• Senator Keiko Kagura of Montana

Senator Keiko Kagura of Montana

Potential Candidates who Did not Run

• Sheriff Buford T Lincoln of Kansas

Pic234673243294.png Sheriff Buford T Lincoln of Kansas