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Timur

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  1. 1. Kentucky Gubernatorial 2011

    • Steve Beshear (D)
      4
    • David L. Williams (R)
      4
    • Gatewood Galbraith (I)
      3

  2. 2. Hawaii Gubernatorial 2014

    • David Ige (D)
      4
    • Duke Aiona (R)
      7
    • Mufi Hannemann (I)
      0
    • Jeff Davis (L)
      0

  3. 3. Maine Gubernatorial 2014

    • Paul LePage (R)
      2
    • Mike Michaud (D)
      6
    • Eliot Cutler (I)
      2
    • Write-in
      1

  4. 4. Virginia Gubernatorial 2013

    • Terry McAuliffe (D)
      6
    • Ken Cuccinelli (R)
      5
    • Robert Sarvis (L)
      0
    • Write-in
      0

  5. 5. Rhode Island 2014 Gubernatorial

    • Gina Raimondo (D)
      6
    • Allan Fung (R)
      4
    • Robert J. Healey (Moderate)
      0
    • Kate Fletcher (I)
      0
    • Leon Kayarian (I)
      0
    • Write-in
      1

  6. 6. Wyoming Gubernatorial 2014

    • Matt Mead (R)
      3
    • Pete Gosar (D)
      7
    • Don Wills (I)
      0
    • Write-in
      0
    • Dee Cozzens (L)
      1

  7. 7. West Virginia Gubernatorial 2016

    • Jim Justice (D)
      4
    • Bill Cole (R)
      4
    • Charlotte Pritt (Mountain)
      2
    • David Moran (L)
      1
    • Phil Hudok (C)
      0

  8. 8. Kansas Gubernatorial 2018

    • Laura Kelly (D)
      4
    • Kris Kobach (R)
      2
    • Greg Orman (I)
      4
    • Jeff Caldwell (L)
      1
    • Rick Kloos (I)
      0

  9. 9. Maine Gubernatorial 2018

    • Janet Mills (D)
      6
    • Shawn Moody (R)
      4
    • Terry Hayes (I)
      1
    • Write-in
      0

  10. 10. Indiana Gubernatorial 2020

    • Eric Holcomb (R)
      3
    • Woody Myers (D)
      4
    • Donald Rainwater (L)
      4

  11. 11. Vermont Gubernatorial 2020

    • Phil Scott (R)
      5
    • David Zuckerman (Vermont Progressive)
      5
    • Kevin Hoyt (I)
      1
    • Emily Peyton (I)
      0
    • Erynn Hazlett-Whitney (I)
      0
    • Wayne Billado III (I)
      0
    • Michael A. Devost (I)
      0
    • Charly Dickerson (I)
      0

  12. 12. 2012 US Senate in Indiana

    • Joe Donnelly (D)
      7
    • Richard Moudock (R)
      3
    • Andy Horning (L)
      1
    • Write-in
      0

  13. 13. 2012 US Senate in Maine

    • Angus King (I)
      5
    • Charlie Summers (R)
      4
    • Cynthia Dill (D)
      1
    • Steve Woods (I)
      0
    • Danny Dalton (I)
      0
    • Andrew Ian Dodge (I)
      1

  14. 14. 2012 US Senate in Maryland

    • Ben Cardin (D)
      6
    • Dan Bongino (R)
      2
    • Rob Sobhani (I)
      2
    • Dean Ahmad (L)
      0
    • Write-in
      1

  15. 15. 2012 US Senate in Missouri

    • Claire McCaskill (D)
      4
    • Todd Akin (R)
      3
    • Jonathan Dine (L)
      3
    • Write-in
      1

  16. 16. 2012 US Senate in Montana

    • Jon Tester (D)
      6
    • Danny Rehberg (R)
      5
    • Dan Cox (L)
      0

  17. 17. 2012 US Senate in Vermont

    • Bernie Sanders (I)
      6
    • John MacGovern (R)
      4
    • Cris Ericson (Marijuana)
      0
    • Peter Diamondstone (Liberty Union)
      0
    • Peter Moss (Peace and Prosperity)
      0
    • Laurel LaFramboise (VoteKISS)
      0
    • Write-in
      1

  18. 18. US Senate in Kansas 2014

    • Pat Roberts (R)
      4
    • Greg Orman (I)
      6
    • Randall Batson (L)
      1

  19. 19. US Senate in South Dakota 2014

    • Mike Rounds (R)
      4
    • Rick Weiland (D)
      3
    • Larry Pressler (I)
      3
    • Gordon Howie (I)
      1

  20. 20. US Senate in Wyoming 2014

    • Mike Enzi (R)
      5
    • Charlie Hardy (D)
      6
    • Curt Gottshall (I)
      0
    • Joseph Porambo (L)
      0
    • Write-in
      0

  21. 21. US Senate in Alaska 2016

    • Lisa Murkowski (R)
      5
    • Joe Miller (L)
      4
    • Margaret Stock (I)
      0
    • Ray Metcalfe (D)
      2
    • Breck A. Craig (I)
      0
    • Ted Gianoutsos (I)
      0

  22. 22. US Senate in Arizona 2016

    • John McCain (R)
      4
    • Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
      5
    • Gary Swing (G)
      1
    • Write-in
      1

  23. 23. US Senate in Idaho 2016

    • Mike Crapo (R)
      5
    • Jerry Sturgill (D)
      6
    • Ray J. Writz (C)
      0

  24. 24. US Senate in Indiana 2016

    • Todd Young (R)
      4
    • Evan Bayh (D)
      6
    • Lucy Brenton (L)
      1
    • James L. Johnson (Write-in)
      0

  25. 25. US Senate in Kansas 2016

    • Jerry Moran (R)
      5
    • Patrick Wiesner (D)
      6
    • Robert D. Garrard (L)
      0
    • DJ Smith (Write-in)
      0

  26. 26. US Senate in Maine 2018

    • Angus King (I)
      6
    • Eric Brakey (R)
      4
    • Zac Ringelstein (D)
      1
    • Write-in
      0

  27. 27. US Senate in New Mexico 2018

    • Martin Heinrich (D)
      3
    • Mark Rich (R)
      3
    • Gary Johnson (L)
      5

  28. 28. US Senate in Vermont 2018

    • Bernie Sanders (I)
      6
    • Lawrence Zupan (R)
      4
    • Brad J. Peacock (I)
      0
    • Russell Beste (I)
      0
    • Edward S. Gilbert Jr. (I)
      0
    • Folasade Adeluola (I)
      0
    • Reid Kane (Liberty Union)
      0
    • Jon Svitavsky (I)
      0
    • Bruce Busa (I)
      0
    • Write-in
      1

  29. 29. US Senate in Alaska 2020

    • Dan Sullivan (R)
      4
    • Al Gross (I)
      5
    • John Howe (Alaskan Independence)
      2
    • Write-in
      0

  30. 30. US Senate in Arkansas 2020

    • Tom Cotton (R)
      1
    • Ricky Dale Harrington Jr. (L)
      10

  31. 31. US Senate in Minnesota 2020

    • Tina Smith (D)
      6
    • Jason Lewis (R)
      5
    • Kevin O'Connor (Legal Marijuana Now)
      0
    • Oliver Steinberg (Grassroots-Legalize Cannabis Party)
      0
    • Write-in
      0

  32. 32. US Senate in Nebraska 2020

    • Ben Sasse (R)
      6
    • Chris Janicek (D)
      3
    • Preston Love Jr. (Write-in)
      1
    • Gene Siadek (L)
      1
    • Write-in
      0

  33. 33. Which is better?

    • The duopoly
      2
    • Stubbs the Cat
      9

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Timur

Timur

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D = Democratic

R = Republican

I = Independent

L = Libertarian

C = Constitution

G = Green

I excluded Alaska 2014 because it was already covered.

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vcczar

vcczar

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I went with the major nominee that was more socially liberal than the other major party nominee. As such, I voted Independent several times, Libertarian once, Republican once, mainly because there was no Democrat of equivalent strength, which is fine. It would be great if the national election had a LW independent polling within earshot of 270 EVs. 

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