President Ted Cruz (2017-)

In this timeline, Rafael Edward Cruz is the 2016 Republican Nominee and President of the United States. 
== Disclaimer ==
I, the writer, do not condone violence of any manner, nor do I condone forced-religion. I DO NOT support Westboro Baptist Church. The events listed below are fictional. 
== 2016 ==
=== Presidential Nominees: ===
==== Democrat: ====
Hillary Clinton/Julian Castro
==== Republican: ====
Ted Cruz/Jerry Falwell Jr.
==== Libertarian: ====
Gary Johnson/William Weld
==== Green: ====
Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka 
=== November 7, 2016: Election Day ===
Ted Cruz (275 Electoral Votes):  
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wyoming
Hillary Clinton (263 Electoral Votes): 
California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Nevada, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin
-- Republicans take over 90% of the HOR’s and 88% of the Senate. 85% of these Republicans elected proclaim as pastors, bible thumpers, homophobes and child abusers.--
== 2017 ==
=== January 20, 2017 ===
President Ted Cruz and Vice President Jerry Falwell Jr are inaugurated into office. Cruz becomes the second-youngest president-elect (John F. Kennedy) 
=== Ted Cruz Cabinet ===
Cabinet Position 	Name 	Known For
 	 	
President 	Ted Cruz 	Former Texas Senator
Vice-President 	Jerry Falwell Jr.	President of Liberty University
Department of State 	Michael Pearl 	Author of To Train Up a Child
Department of Treasury 	Micah Armstrong 	Street-Preacher
Department of Defense 	Sean Harris 	North Carolina Pastor
Department of Justice 	Jonathan Falwell 	Pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church
Department of Interior 	Troy Shoemaker 	President of Pensacola Christian College
Department of Agriculture 	Steven Anderson 	Baptist Arizona Pastor
Department of Commerce 	Kevin J. Worthen 	President of BYU
Department of Labor 	Raylan Alleman 	Founder of Fix the Family
Department of Health/Human Services 	Bob Jones III 	Chancellor of Bob Jones University
Department of Housing/Urban Development	Kevin Schatz
** 	Follower of Michael Pearl
Department of Transportation 	Joel Osteen 	Televangelist/Pastor of Lakewood Church
Department of Energy 	Karl Rove 	Conservative Political Consultant
Department of Education 	Jed Smock 	Street Preacher
Department of Veteran Affairs 	Bill Still 	American conservative journalist
Department of Homeland Security 	Larry Williams
**	Follower of Michael Pearl
**To be exonerated from prison after Ted Cruz inauguration. All child abuse charges will be dropped.
=== January 21, 2017 ===
Kevin Schatz (Department of Housing & Urban Development) and Larry Williams (Department of Homeland Security) are exonerated from prison and pardoned of all child abuse charges.
=== January 22, 2017 ===
A bill is signed by President Ted Cruz and highly praised by Michael Pearl (Department of State) that highly loosens the laws regarding corporal punishment on children.
==== Corporal Punishment (In Detail) ====
A parent, legal guardian, educator, or principal is permitted to use any physical discipline necessary on children of any age (including newborn infants) for wrongdoings. This includes, but is not limited to: spanking, paddling, physical labor, torture (waterboarding, etc.), kicking, punching, burning, drowning, and strangulation. Use of karate/Tae-Kwon-Do is also permitted on disobedient children.
Caregivers are permitted to use the following on children for corporal punishment: Bare hands, fists, shoes (spikes, cleats, spurs), belts, wooden boards/paddles, newspapers, books, baseball bats, golf clubs, plastic tubing, metal rods, tree branches, hammers, pepper spray, or other house tools. 
Other forms of punishments are also permitted: Isolation, starvation, grounding, and abandonment. 
Caregivers are permitted to discipline/beat up children and babies for no specific reason if they please. 
=== March 24, 2017 ===
President Ted Cruz signs a bill requiring all citizens (regardless of religion) to attend a Christian church service of their choice on a weekly basis for at least 45 minutes. 
=== March 25-31, 2017 ===
All US citizens are ordered by President Ted Cruz and VP Jerry Falwell Jr to go to their local police stations to be fitted with “church ankle bracelets”. These ankle bracelets will ensure that all citizens obey the church requirements.
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==== Church Attendance Requirement (In Detail) ====
All citizens, regardless of religious preference, are mandated to attend a Christian church service of their choice at least one (1) time per week. Citizens must attend this church service for a minimum duration of forty-five (45) minutes. Upon arrival at the church, volunteers at said-church will scan the ankle bracelets to record attendance. 
Consequences for refusal: Those who do not attend the church service for at least the forty-five (45) minute minimal requirement will be given a fine of $40. Those who are not able to pay the $40 fine within seven (7) days after receiving it in the mail will be given four (4) hours of community service per offense. Those who are unable to pay the $40 fine or perform the community service (due to disability) will be sentenced to 48 hours of house arrest.
=== April 2, 2017 ===
The Mandatory Church Law goes into full effect
=== June 2, 2017 ===
A bill is signed by President Ted Cruz prohibiting all sales and ownership of movies rated PG and up. All TV shows must be rated either TV-Y, TV-Y7, or TV-G, and must contain at least one (1) Bible verse at the beginning or end of the program. 
=== June 3-9, 2017 ===
Government officials, SWAT Team members, and local police are ordered by President Cruz to raid people’s homes to remove movie contraband
==== Movie Law (In Detail) ====
All films, videos, and movies given the PG-rating and up are prohibited by law. 
Exception: The PG-rated or up material’s theme has to do with the Christian faith (e.g. “The Passion of the Christ”, “God is Not Dead”, “Noah”)
Consequences for Found Prohibited Contraband: The penalty for possession of prohibited material is a fine of $25 and three (3) hours of community service. Those who are not able to pay the $50 fine within seven (7) days after receiving the fine in the mail will be given three (3) additional hours of community service per offense. Those who are unable to pay the $25 fine or perform the community service (due to disability) will be sentenced to 36 hours (1.5 days) of house arrest. 
=== June 10, 2017 ===
The Movie Law goes into full effect
=== July 7, 2017 ===
A bill is signed by President Ted Cruz prohibiting all sales and possession of music unrelated to the Christian faith. 
=== July 8-14, 2017 ===
Government officials, SWAT Team members, and local police are ordered by President Cruz to raid people’s homes to remove music contraband.
==== Music Law (In Detail) ====
All forms of music not having to do with the Christian faith are prohibited by law. This includes, but not limited to: Rock and Roll, Jazz/Blues, Pop, Rap, Techno. Single-song exceptions will be made by the US Government to the types of music listed above if said-song contains lyrics relating to the Christian faith in a positive manner. 
Consequences for Found Prohibited Contraband: The penalty for possession of prohibited material is a fine of $25 and three (3) hours of community service. This who are not able to pay the $25 within seven (7) days after receiving the fine in the mail will be given three (3) additional hours of community service per offense. Those who are unable (due to disability) or refuse to perform the community service or the $25 fine will be sentenced to 36 hours (1.5 days) of house arrest. 
=== July 15, 2017 ===
The Music Law goes into full effect
=== October 18, 2017 ===
A bill is signed by President Ted Cruz banning homosexuality and abortion (reversing Roe vs. Wade) across America. 
==== Sexuality Law in Detail ====
All United States patrons shall act in a heterosexual (straight) manner. Homosexuality, bisexuality, metrosexuality and transsexuality is prohibited by law. Any patron accused or caught practicing any sexuality other than heterosexuality shall be immediately arrested and imprisoned for life, and a fine not to exceed $250,000. Same-sex marriage is hereby illegal and punishable by death. Citizens who have in the past received a sex-change are required to once again have sex-reassignment surgery to the gender they were born as. Those arrested who are not able to pay the $250,000 fine will be sentenced to death (stoning). 
The practicing of abortion is hereby illegal and punishable by death. Abortion doctors are to stop their practices immediately or be sentenced to death. 
=== October 19, 2017-March 8, 2018 ===
Police forces and SWAT members across America are forced by President Ted Cruz and VP Jerry Falwell Jr. to raid the homes of known homosexuals, bisexuals and metrosexuals. Of the 9 million or so LGBT citizens, 7.5 million were identified, arrested, tried, and sentenced to life in prison, along with a $250,000 fine within this time period. All LGBT couples are removed of their marriage licenses, arrested, tried and sentenced to death. 
== 2018 ==
=== November 1, 2018 ===
Comedian and magician Penn Jillette announces his running for the 2020 Presidential Election, running as a Libertarian. He states quote on quote that he “would end Christian Sharia Law set forth by President Ted Cruz”.
=== November 6, 2018 (Senate and HOR Elections) ===
Republicans keep control of the senate. They now have a total of 51 Senate seats, whereas Democrats have 49. 
== 2019 ==
=== January 14, 2019 ===
Businessman/entrepreneur Donald Trump announces his running for the 2020 Presidential Election, running as a Democrat. He states similar views as Libertarian candidate Penn Jillette.
=== January 15, 2019 ===
Political statisticians as well as mathematicians discover that a total of tens of billions of dollars in fines have been paid as a result for missed church attendance, ownership of music or movie paraphernalia and fines for being LGBT. 
== Democratic Nominees ==
* Donald Trump
* Mark Cuban
* Julian Castro
* Kanye West
== Libertarian Nominees ==
* Gary Johnson
* Penn Jillette
* William Weld
* Austin Petersen
* John McAfee
== 2020 ==
=== February 3, 2020 ===
Democratic Primaries begin
State 	Cuban	Trump	Castro	West
Iowa 	38% 	41% 	20% 	1%
New Hampshire 	58% 	21% 	20.5% 	0.5%
Nevada 	16% 	75% 	8% 	1%
South Carolina 	34% 	46% 	19% 	1%
Alabama 	18% 	82% 	 	
American Samoa 	91% 	9% 	 	
Arkansas 	33% 	67% 	 	
Colorado 	49.8%	50.2%	 	
Georgia 	42% 	58% 	 	
Massachusetts 	88% 	12% 	 	
Minnesota 	43% 	57% 	 	
Oklahoma 	30% 	70% 	 	
Tennessee 	14% 	86% 	 	
Virginia 	51% 	49% 	 	
Florida 	46% 	54% 	 	
Illinois 	61% 	39% 	 	
Kansas 	50% 	50% 	 	
Louisiana 	24% 	76% 	 	
Maine 	47% 	53% 	 	
Michigan 	39% 	61% 	 	
Mississippi 	4% 	96% 	 	
Missouri 	48% 	52% 	 	
Nebraska 	31% 	69% 	 	
North Carolina 	36% 	64% 	 	
Northern Mariana Islands	71% 	29% 	 	
Ohio 	29% 	71% 	 	
=== March 3, 2020 ===
Libertarian Primaries begin
State 	Johnson	Jillette	Weld	Petersen	McAfee
Minnesota 	24% 	44% 	21% 	10% 	1%
Missouri 	34% 	32% 	17% 	8% 	9%
North Carolina	12% 	59% 	14% 	11% 	4%
Nebraska 	33% 	67% 	 	 	
Oregon 	49% 	51% 	 	 	
California 	37% 	63% 	 	 	
=== March 17, 2020 ===
William Weld, Austin Petersen and John McAfee drop out of the Libertarian Race
=== March 31, 2020 ===
Mark Cuban drops out of the Democratic Race; Donald Trump is the Democratic nominee
=== July 4, 2020 ===
Democratic nominee Donald Trump announces that Mark Cuban will be his running mate
=== July 5, 2020 ===
Libertarian nominee Penn Jillette announces that Gary Johnson will be his running mate
=== July 6, 2020 ===
Green Party nominee Jill Stein announces that Ajamu Baraka will be her running mate. Baraka was also Stein’s running mate in 2016. 
== Presidential Debates ==
--Notice: Because Penn Jillette polled well over 15% in most polls, he will debate with Ted Cruz and Donald Trump--
=== Debate #1: September 28, 2020 (at Liberty University) ===
The first Presidential Debate is held at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia: Cruz vs. Trump vs. Jillette. Jerry Falwell Jr (Vice President; President of Liberty University) requires all approximately 10,000 students attending Liberty University to attend the debate, or be hit with a $10 fine. All students are required to vote for Ted Cruz or be given a $500 fine.
Winner: Ted Cruz (Republican)
=== Vice Presidential Debate: October 6, 2020 (at Bob Jones University) ===
The Vice-Presidential Debate is held at Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina: Falwell Jr vs. Cuban vs. Johnson. Bob Jones III (Department of Health and Human Services; president of Bob Jones University) requires all students to attend, or face unknown disciplinary action.
Winner: Jerry Falwell Jr. (Republican)
=== Debate #2: October 11, 2020 (at Pensacola Christian College) ===
The second Presidential Debate is held at Pensacola Christian College in Pensacola, Florida: Cruz vs. Trump vs. Jillette. Troy Shoemaker (Department of the Interior; President of Pensacola Christian College) lets all undergraduates know that attendance at the debate will be tracked and absolutely mandatory. Failure to attend would result in a $5,000 fine, multiple demerits and assignment of a Residence Assistant (being grounded on campus while being monitored by a fellow student). Those who fail, refuse, or are not able to pay the $5,000 fine within a week of receiving it will do manual labor/community service. 
Winner: Ted Cruz (Republican)
=== Debate #3: October 21, 2020 (at Brigham Young University) ===
The third and final Presidential Debate is held at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah: Cruz vs. Trump vs. Jillette. Kevin J. Worthen (Department of Commerce; President of BYU) reminds all students that attendance is mandatory, and failure to do so will result in a $25 fine as well as multiple demerits. 
Winner: Ted Cruz (Republican)
=== October 22, 2020 ===
President Ted Cruz, Democratic nominee Donald Trump and Libertarian nominee Penn Jillette go on Fox News to discuss their initial thoughts on the three debates. Ted Cruz calls Libertarian candidate Penn Jillette an "abomination" because of his avid Atheism and for wanting to remove his Christian-laws. Donald Trump criticizes the debate hosts for only letting him have minimal talking time. Penn Jillette criticizes the committees in charge of debate locations for having all three presidential debates and the one vice-presidential debate be at universities/colleges where a cabinet member is also the president (Kevin J. Worthen: BYU; Troy Shoemaker: Pensacola Christian College; Jerry Falwell Jr: Liberty University; Bob Jones III: Bob Jones University)
=== October 25, 2020 ===
All major polling companies are shut down by the Conservative government (ex: Gallup, Rasmussen, Fox News, Breitbart, LA Times)
=== October 26, 2020 ===
The shut-down polling companies are replaced by religious organizations and religious colleges (ex: Westboro Baptist Church, Liberty University, Bob Jones University, Pensacola Christian College, Focus on the Family, Liberty Students, BYU, No Greater Joy Ministries)
=== October 31, 2020 ===
Final polling
Company 	Cruz 	Trump	Jillette	Stein
Bob Jones University 	97% 	3% 	X 	X
Brigham Young University 	94% 	5% 	1% 	X
Focus on the Family 	95% 	5% 	X 	X
Kingdom Identity Ministries	99.5% 	0.5% 	X 	X
Liberty University 	98% 	2% 	X 	X
Liberty Students 	Unanimous	X 	X 	X
No Greater Joy Ministries 	99.5% 	0.5% 	X 	X
Pensacola Christian College	99.5% 	0.5% 	X 	X
Westboro Baptist Church 	Unanimous	X 	X 	X
=== November 1, 2020 ===
On November 1, 2020, 2 days before the election, a video surfaces of Department of State Michael Pearl beating a 3-year old toddler he was asked to babysit with a hot iron and a golf club. Due to the Corporal Punishment Laws set forth on January 22, 2017, this form of discipline is legal and justified. In an interview on Fox News, Michael Pearl (Secretary of State) tells Sean Hannity that the child is in the hospital and the reason for him "assaulting" the child was because he spilled his juice on the floor.
== November 3, 2020 (Election Night) ==
=== 6:00 PM ET ===
Polls close in Kentucky
Kentucky’s 8 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Jillette	8
Cruz 	0
Trump 	0
=== 7:00 PM ET ===
Polls close in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia.
Florida’s 29 Electoral votes go to Penn JIllette (LIBT)
Georgia’s 16 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Indiana’s 11 Electoral votes go to Penn JIllette (LIBT)
New Hampshire’s 4 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
South Carolina’s 9 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Tennessee’s 11 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Vermont’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Virginia’s 13 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
West Virginia’s 5 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Jillette	109
Cruz 	0
Trump 	0
=== 7:30 PM ET ===
Polls close in North Carolina and Ohio
North Carolina’s 15 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Ohio’s 18 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Jillette	142
Cruz 	0
Trump 	0
=== 8:00 PM ET ===
Polls close in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Texas
Alabama’s 9 Electoral votes go to Ted Cruz (R)
Connecticut’s 7 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Delaware’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
District of Columbia’s 3 Electoral votes go to Donald Trump (D)
Illinois’s 20 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Kansas’s 6 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Maine’s 2 Statewide Electoral votes go to Penn JIllette (LIBT)
Maine’s 1st Congressional District goes to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Maine’s 2nd Congressional District goes to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Maryland’s 10 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Massachusetts’s 11 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Mississippi’s 6 Electoral votes go to Ted Cruz (R)
Missouri’s 10 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
New Jersey’s 14 Electoral votes go to Penn JIllette (LIBT)
Oklahoma’s 7 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Pennsylvania’s 20 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Rhode Island’s 4 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
South Dakota’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Texas’s 38 Electoral votes too close to call
Jillette	261
Cruz 	15
Trump 	3
=== 8:30 PM ET ===
Polls close in Arkansas
Texas’s 38 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Arkansas’s 6 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
---Penn Fraser Jillette is elected the 46th President of the United States---
Jillette	305
Cruz 	15
Trump 	3
=== 9:00 PM ET ===
Polls close in Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Wisconsin and Wyoming
Arizona’s 11 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Colorado’s 9 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Louisiana’s 8 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Michigan’s 16 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Minnesota’s 10 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Nebraska’s 2 Statewide Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District goes to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District goes to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District goes to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Nevada’s 6 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
New Mexico’s 5 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
New York’s 29 Electoral votes go to Donald Trump (D)
Wisconsin’s 10 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Wyoming’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Jillette	388
Trump 	32
Cruz 	15
=== 10:00 PM ET ===
Polls close in Idaho, Iowa, Montana, North Dakota and Utah
Idaho’s 4 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Iowa’s 6 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Montana’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
North Dakota’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn JIllette (LIBT)
Utah’s 6 Electoral votes too close to call
Jillette	404
Trump 	32
Cruz 	15
=== 11:00 PM ET ===
Polls close in California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington
Utah’s 6 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
California’s 55 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Hawaii’s 4 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Oregon’s 7 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Washington’s 12 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Jillette	488
Trump 	32
Cruz 	15
=== November 4, 2020 ===
=== 12:00 AM ET ===
Polls close in Alaska
Alaska’s 3 Electoral votes go to Penn Jillette (LIBT)
Final Tally
Jillette	491
Trump 	32
Cruz 	15
== Votes by State (Rounded to Nearest Thousand) ==
State 	EV's	Cruz (R) 	Trump (D) 	Jillette (LIBT)	Stein (G)	Est. Total
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Alabama 	9 	1,197,000 	588,000 	294,000 	21,000 	2,100,000
Alaska 	3 	78,000 	63,000 	108,000 	3,000 	252,000
Arizona 	11 	598,000 	806,000 	1,170,000 	26,000 	2,600,000
Arkansas 	6 	345,000 	311,000 	483,000 	12,000 	1,151,000
California 	55 	1,056,000 	3,564,000 	8,316,000 	264,000 	13,200,000
Colorado 	9 	364,000 	884,000 	1,326,000 	26,000 	2,600,000
Connecticut 	7 	32,000 	725,000 	811,000 	8,000 	1,576,000
Delaware 	3 	13,000 	174,000 	234,000 	4,000 	425,000
D.C. 	3 	2,000 	194,000 	102,000 	3,000 	301,000
Florida 	29 	2,040,000 	2,210,000 	4,165,000 	85,000 	8,500,000
Georgia 	16 	1,383,000 	830,000 	1,699,000 	40,000 	3,952,000
Hawaii 	4 	11,000 	172,000 	251,000 	7,000 	441,000
Idaho 	4 	132,000 	203,000 	338,000 	3,000 	676,000
Illinois 	20 	239,000 	2,067,000 	2,915,000 	80,000 	5,301,000
Indiana 	11 	557,000 	689,000 	1,378,000 	27,000 	2,651,000
Iowa 	6 	128,000 	672,000 	784,000 	16,000 	1,600,000
Kansas 	6 	175,000 	338,000 	725,000 	13,000 	1,251,000
Kentucky 	8 	630,000 	414,000 	738,000 	18,000 	1,800,000
Maine CD-1 	1 	10,000 	121,000 	254,000 	6,000 	391,000
Maine CD-2 	1 	15,000 	92,000 	231,000 	2,000 	340,000
Maine 	2 	25,000 	213,000 	485,000 	8,000 	731,000
Maryland 	10 	218,000 	927,000 	1,553,000 	27,000 	2,725,000
Massachusetts 	11 	64,000 	768,000 	2,304,000 	64,000 	3,200,000
Michigan 	16 	480,000 	1,776,000 	2,496,000 	48,000 	4,800,000
Minnesota 	10 	104,000 	1,250,000 	1,577,000 	45,000 	2,976,000
Mississippi 	6 	702,000 	338,000 	247,000 	13,000 	1,300,000
Missouri 	10 	616,000 	728,000 	1,428,000 	28,000 	2,800,000
Montana 	3 	170,000 	120,000 	205,000 	5,000 	500,000
Nebraska CD-1 	1 	89,000 	49,000 	130,000 	3,000 	271,000
Nebraska CD-2 	1 	38,000 	76,000 	154,000 	3,000 	271,000
Nebraska CD-3 	1 	65,000 	55,000 	138,000 	3,000 	261,000
Nebraska 	2 	192,000 	180,000 	422,000 	9,000 	803,000
Nevada 	6 	67,000 	369,000 	574,000 	15,000 	1,025,000
New Hampshire 	4 	36,000 	252,000 	425,000 	7,000 	720,000
New Jersey 	14 	185,000 	1,480,000 	1,998,000 	37,000 	3,700,000
New Mexico 	5 	56,000 	208,000 	528,000 	8,000 	800,000
New York 	29 	326,000 	3,843,000 	2,900,000 	181,000 	7,250,000
North Carolina	15 	1,183,000 	1,274,000 	2,048,000 	46,000 	4,551,000
North Dakota 	3 	96,000 	89,000 	142,000 	3,000 	330,000
Ohio 	18 	616,000 	2,184,000 	2,744,000 	56,000 	5,600,000
Oklahoma 	7 	454,000 	280,000 	587,000 	13,000 	1,334,000
Oregon 	7 	72,000 	738,000 	972,000 	18,000 	1,800,000
Pennsylvania 	20 	754,000 	1,682,000 	3,306,000 	58,000 	5,800,000
Rhode Island 	4 	17,000 	166,000 	285,000 	7,000 	475,000
South Carolina	9 	700,000 	340,000 	940,000 	20,000 	2,000,000
South Dakota 	3 	113,000 	83,000 	176,000 	4,000 	376,000
Tennessee 	11 	975,000 	350,000 	1,150,000 	25,000 	2,500,000
Texas 	38 	2,805,000 	2,635,000 	2,975,000 	85,000 	8,500,000
Utah 	6 	410,000 	164,000 	441,000 	10,000 	1,025,000
Vermont 	3 	2,000 	87,000 	201,000 	11,000 	300,000
Virginia 	13 	585,000 	1,365,000 	1,911,000 	39,000 	3,900,000
Washington 	12 	173,000 	1,071,000 	1,859,000 	47,000 	3,150,000
West Virginia 	5 	236,000 	149,000 	284,000 	7,000 	676,000
Wisconsin 	10 	279,000 	1,271,000 	1,519,000 	31,000 	3,100,000
Wyoming 	3 	93,000 	35,000 	120,000 	3,000 	251,000
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Total 	538 	21,168,000	41,319,000	64,639,000 	1,634,000	128,760,000
== 2021 ==
=== January 20, 2021 ===
President Penn Jillette and VP Gary Johnson are inaugurated. 
=== January 21, 2021 ===
President Penn Jillette, VP Gary Johnson and Department of State William Weld go on-air nationwide and promise to reverse the unconstitutional laws set forth by Ted Cruz during his 4-year tenure. 
 
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