2060 United States Presidential Election

2060 United States Presidential Election Lil Nos X (D) / Dionne Feinstein (D): 1243 Electoral Votes Jake Angeli (R) / Kaitlyn Greenberg (R): 896 Electoral Votes AC: 27 AB: 28 WA: 43 OR: 23 ID: 12 MT: 7 WY: 4 UT: 20 NV: 19 CA: 94 AZ: 41 CO: 34 NM: 10 TX: 164 OK: 19 KS: 13 NE: 10 SD: 28 ND: 10 MN: 27 IA: 15 MO: 26 AR: 14 LA: 20 WI: 24 IL: 44 MI: 38 IN: 29 OH: 45 KY: 20 TN: 34 MS: 13 AL: 21 GA: 54 FL: 119 SC: 28 NC: 54 VA: 46 WV: 4 PA: 48 NY: 46 ME: 7 VT: 3 NH: 4 MA: 24 RI: 4 CT: 7 NJ: 14 DE: 7 MD: 27 DC: 6 Pacific Islands TW: 109 HI: 8 MR: 3 AS: 3 Taiwan Hawaii Mariano American Samoa Mars OM: 5 UP: 7 Olympus Mons Utopia Planitia Eurasia KM: 70 SI: 131 CL: 33 PL: 33 Kashmir Siberia Catalonia Palestine Atlantic Islands ST: 24 NL: 4 NI: 10 NS: 6 WL: 14 LD: 47 CN: 28 PR: 5 IM: 3 British Isles Atlantic Canada Puerto Rico Islas Malvinas and Antarctica

A parody map of the 2060 United States presidential election assigns electoral votes across U.S. states and various fictional or politically repurposed regions around the world. The joke combines real election-map formatting with absurd candidates, exaggerated electoral totals, and territories such as Mars, Kashmir, and Palestine treated like voting regions. It is used as an absurd political reaction to mock speculative future elections, alternate history, or bizarre electoral maps. EN: A parody map of the 2060 United States presidential election assigns electoral votes across U.S. states and various fictional or politically repurposed regions around the world. The joke combines real election-map formatting with absurd candidates, exaggerated electoral totals, and territories such as Mars, Kashmir, and Palestine treated like voting regions. It is used as an absurd political reaction to mock speculative future elections, alternate history, or bizarre electoral maps.

• @jeppa420 / 19122 2021-07-10