United States Presidential Election, 2024 (Multi-Party America)

Note: The Moderate Republicans renamed to the Moderate Party in 2022.
==Results==
Winning Candidate's Percentage in Bold
Losing Candidate's that got Electoral Votes Percentage in Italic
State 	Electors	Ryan (M)	Newsom (P)	Murphy (ER)	Buckley (L)	Herbert(R)	Eder (G)
Alabama 	9 	46% 	13% 	4% 	21% 	14% 	2%
Alaska 	3 	42% 	12% 	21% 	6% 	16% 	3%
Arizona 	11 	22% 	24% 	9% 	39% 	5% 	1%
Arkansas 	6 	53% 	11% 	15% 	6% 	11% 	4%
California 	55 	23% 	53% 	4% 	13% 	2% 	5%
Colorado 	9 	41% 	13% 	11% 	32% 	0%* 	3%
Connecticut 	7 	26% 	13% 	54% 	2% 	1% 	4%
Delaware 	3 	35% 	18% 	36% 	5% 	3% 	3%
District of Columbia	3 	2% 	27% 	3% 	1% 	0%* 	67%
Florida 	29 	37% 	21% 	9% 	27% 	4% 	2%
Georgia 	16 	25% 	13% 	16% 	39% 	5% 	2%
Hawaii 	4 	21% 	47% 	12% 	11% 	3% 	1%
Idaho 	4 	62% 	9% 	12% 	4% 	12% 	1%
Illinois 	20 	28% 	35% 	21% 	9% 	5% 	2%
Indiana 	11 	41% 	27% 	13% 	11% 	3% 	5%
Iowa 	6 	36% 	31% 	9% 	13% 	5% 	
4%
==Vice Presidential Nominees==
mrubio.jpg|Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan's nominee for Vice Pesident of the United States of America.
rgallego.jpg|Ruben Gallego, Gavin Newsom's nominee for Vice President of the United States of America.
aklobuchar.jpg|Amy Klobuchar, Chris Murphy's nominee for Vice Presient of the United States of America.
chowell.jpg|Carla Howell, Allen Buckley's nominee for Vice President of the United States of America.
sdaines.jpg|Steven Daines, Gary Herbert's nominee for Vice President of the United States of America
mgonzalez.jpg|Matthew Gonzalez, John Eder's nominee for Vice President of the United States of America.
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