United States presidential election, 2036

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Presidential election, 2028

< 2024 | 2028 | 2032 >
Nominee	Drew Brockmeier	Constantine Gurlakis
Party	Democratic	Republican
Home state	Michigan	Florida
Running mate	Teddy Williams	AA Alvera
Running Mate's Home State	Illinois	Texas
Electoral vote	540	16
States carried	50+DC-Nebraska's 2nd District	0+Nebraska's 2nd District

Contents 1 Background 2 Primary election 2.1 Republican nomination 2.1.1 Candidates 2.2 Democratic nomination 2.2.1 Candidates

Background

Vice President Tim Kent, a Republican who was vice president under Mellis, ran for President and won in a landslide.

Former Vice President Drew Brockmeier successfully got the Democratic nomination, but lost the election.

Primary election

Republican nomination

Main article: Republican Party presidential primaries, 2028, and 2028 Republican National Convention

Candidates

• 2032 Presidential Nominee Constantine Gurlakis of Florida
• Former President Tim Kent of Ohio

2032 Presidential Nominee Constantine Gurlakis of Florida

Former President Tim Kent of Ohio

Democratic nomination

Candidates

• President Drew Brockmeier of Michigan
• Vice President Teddy Williams of Illinois

President Drew Brockmeier of Michigan

Vice President Teddy Williams of Illinois