United States presidential election, 2044

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The '''United States Presidential Election''' of '''2044''' will be held in 2044.
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| colspan=3 | <center>[[United States presidential election, 2040|< 2040]] | 2044 | [[United States presidential election, 2048|2048 >]]</center>
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| Nominee
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| <center>'''[[Randy Peterson]]'''</center>
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| <center>[[Keiko Kagura]]</center>
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| Party
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| <center>[[Democratic Party|Democratic]]</center>
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| <center>[[Republican Party|Republican]]</center>
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| Home state
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| <center>[[Alaska]]</center>
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| <center>[[Montana]]</center>
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| Running mate
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| <center>'''[[Bryant Carter]]'''</center>
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| <center>[[Buford T Lincoln]]</center>
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| Running Mate's Home State
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| <center>[[Illinois]]</center>
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| <center>[[Kansas]]</center>
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| Electoral vote
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| <center>'''269'''</center>
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| <center>'''269'''</center>
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| States carried
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| <center>20</center>
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The '''United States Presidential Election''' of '''2044''' was held in 2044.
==Background==
==Background==
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Incumbent [[Sean Radcliffe]] does not know whether he'll run for re-election or not, so he's filed as a potential candidate.
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[[Sean Radcliffe]] refused to run.
Gay Rights Activist Randy Peterson is running.
Gay Rights Activist Randy Peterson is running.
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[[Keiko Kagura]] is the only [[Republican Party|Republican]] that has officially filed.
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[[Keiko Kagura]] is the [[Republican Party|Republican]] candidate.
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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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====Potential Candidates====
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====Potential Candidates who did not Run====
* [[President of the United States|President]] '''[[Sean Radcliffe]]''' of [[Heartland|Illinois]]
* [[President of the United States|President]] '''[[Sean Radcliffe]]''' of [[Heartland|Illinois]]
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====Potential Candidates====
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====Potential Candidates who Did not Run====
* Sheriff '''[[Buford T Lincoln]]''' of [[Kansas]]
* Sheriff '''[[Buford T Lincoln]]''' of [[Kansas]]

Current revision as of 02:36, 6 April 2011

Presidential election, 2040
< 2040 | 2044 | 2048 >
File:RPeterson.jpg

133847690_Fred_Karger_answer_11_xlarge.jpeg

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 2044.

Contents

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

Refused to let Run

Potential Candidates who did not Run

Republican Nomination

Candidates

Potential Candidates who Did not Run

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