Changes: 2024 U.S presidential election (Porvenir)

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United States presidential election, 2024
November 5, 2024
Turnout	54.5%
	Presidential election results map. Blue denotes states/districts won by Warren/Gallego. Red denotes those won by Fiorina/Nunes. Numbers indicate electoral votes allotted to the winner of each state.
	President before election; Kamala Harris; Democratic Elected President; Kamala Harris; Democratic

Revision as of 21:01, 6 July 2020

The United States presidential election of 2024 was the 60th quadrennial United States presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Democratic nominee and incumbent Vice President Elizabeth Warren defeated Republican Party candidate and businesswoman from Virginia Carly Fiorina, and Green Party candidate and former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura.

Vice President Warren ran on the improving economy and the New York Accords which were being written at the U.N Building. Warren was the first female President, while her running mate Ruben Gallego became the first Hispanic Vice President.

Nominations

Democratic Party nomination

Democratic candidates

Elizabeth Warren (75), U.S Vice President from Massachusetts (Nominee)
Marianne Williamson (72), author from California
Mark Kelly (60), U.S Senator from Arizona
Roy Cooper (67), former Governor of North Carolina
Steve Bullock (58), U.S Senator from Montana

Republican Party nomination

Republican candidates

Carly Fiorina (70), businesswoman from Virginia (Nominee)
Justin Amash (44), U.S Representative from Michigan
Joni Ernst (54), former U.S Senator from Iowa
John Kasich (72), former Governor of Ohio
Tom Cotton (47), U.S Senator from Arkansas
James Lankford (56), U.S Senator from Oklahoma
JEB Bush (71), former Governor of Florida
Josh Hawley (44), U.S Senator from Missouri
Ted Cruz (53), U.S Senator from Texas
Allen West (63), far-right activist and former U.S Representative from Florida
Larry Hogan (68), former Governor of Maryland
Scott Walker (57), former Governor of Wisconsin
Mitt Romney (77), U.S Senator from Utah
Jeff Flake (62), former U.S Senator from Arizona
Chris Christie (62), former Governor of New Jersey
Bobby Jindal (57), former Governor of Louisiana
Bruce Rauner (68), former Governor of Illinois

Green Party nomination

Green Party candidates

Jesse Ventura (73), former Governor of Minnesota
Dario Hunter (41), rabbi from New Jersey
Jimmy Dore (59), comedian from California

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+|nominee1 = [[Elizabeth Warren (Porvenir)|Elizabeth Warren]]
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+|home_state3 = Minnesota
-|running_mate1 = Elizabeth Warren
+|running_mate1 = Ruben Gallego
 |running_mate2 = Devin Nunes
-|running_mate3 = |map_image = 2024PMap.png|map_caption = Presidential election results map. Blue denotes states/districts won by Harris/Gallego. Red denotes those won by Fiorina/Nunes. Numbers indicate electoral votes allotted to the winner of each state.|country = United States|turnout = 54.5%|electoral_vote1 = 336|electoral_vote2 = 205|electoral_vote3 = |states_carried1 = 28|states_carried2 = 23|states_carried3 = |title = President|before_election = Andrew Cuomo|before_party = Democratic|after_election = Andrew Cuomo|after_party = Democratic}}The '''United States presidential election of 2024 '''was the 60th quadrennial United States presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Democratic nominee and incumbent President '''Andrew Cuomo''' defeated Republican Party candidate and businesswoman from Virginia '''Carly Fiorina'''.
+|running_mate3 = Gary Johnson|map_image = 2024PMap.png|map_caption = Presidential election results map. Blue denotes states/districts won by Warren/Gallego. Red denotes those won by Fiorina/Nunes. Numbers indicate electoral votes allotted to the winner of each state.|country = United States|turnout = 54.5%|electoral_vote1 = 336|electoral_vote2 = 205|electoral_vote3 = 0|states_carried1 = 28|states_carried2 = 23|states_carried3 = 0|title = President|before_election = Kamala Harris|before_party = Democratic|after_election = Kamala Harris|after_party = Democratic}}The '''United States presidential election of 2024 '''was the 60th quadrennial United States presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Democratic nominee and incumbent Vice President '''[[Elizabeth Warren (Porvenir)|Elizabeth Warren]]''' defeated Republican Party candidate and businesswoman from Virginia '''Carly Fiorina''', and Green Party candidate and former Minnesota Governor '''Jesse Ventura'''.
-President Cuomo ran on the improving economy and the [[Palestine (Porvenir)|New York Accords]] which were being written at the U.N Building.
+Vice President Warren ran on the improving economy and the [[Palestine (Porvenir)|New York Accords]] which were being written at the U.N Building. Warren was the first female President, while her running mate Ruben Gallego became the first Hispanic Vice President.
 ==Nominations==
 ===Democratic Party nomination===
 ====Democratic candidates====
-* Andrew Cuomo (67), U.S President from California '''(Nominee)'''
+* Elizabeth Warren (75), U.S Vice President from Massachusetts '''(Nominee)'''
+* Marianne Williamson (72), author from California
+* Mark Kelly (60), U.S Senator from Arizona
+* Roy Cooper (67), former Governor of North Carolina
+* Steve Bullock (58), U.S Senator from Montana
 <gallery widths="110" orientation="portrait" spacing="small" bordercolor="#5CC1C7">
-Andrew Cuomo.jpg|U.S President '''Andrew Cuomo''' of New York '''(Nominee)'''
+Warren 2024.jpg|U.S President Vice '''Elizabeth Warren''' of Massachusetts '''(Nominee)'''
+px-Marianne Williamson - 33252886458 (cropped).jpg|Author '''Marianne Williamson''' of California
+MarkKelly.jpg|U.S Senator '''Mary Kelly''' of Arizona
+Gov. Roy Cooper.jpg|Former Governor '''Roy Cooper''' of North Carolina
+Stevebullock.jpg|U.S Senator '''Steve Bullock''' of Montana
 </gallery>
-President Cuomo's renomination was considered a given with the primaries merely being pro forma, and that sentiment proved to be the case. At the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta, Cuomo and Vice President Warren were renominated.
 ===Republican Party nomination===
 ====Republican candidates====
 * Carly Fiorina (70), businesswoman from Virginia '''(Nominee)'''
-* Joni Ernst (54), U.S Senator from Iowa
 * Justin Amash (44), U.S Representative from Michigan
+* Joni Ernst (54), former U.S Senator from Iowa
 * John Kasich (72), former Governor of Ohio
 * Tom Cotton (47), U.S Senator from Arkansas
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 * JEB Bush (71), former Governor of Florida
 * Josh Hawley (44), U.S Senator from Missouri
-* Ted Cruz (53), former Cuban Ambassador from Texas
+* Ted Cruz (53), U.S Senator from Texas
 * Allen West (63), far-right activist and former U.S Representative from Florida
 * Larry Hogan (68), former Governor of Maryland
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 * Mitt Romney (77), U.S Senator from Utah
 * Jeff Flake (62), former U.S Senator from Arizona
-* Chris Christie (62), former U.S Vice President from New Jersey
+* Chris Christie (62), former Governor of New Jersey
 * Bobby Jindal (57), former Governor of Louisiana
 * Bruce Rauner (68), former Governor of Illinois
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 Kasich.jpg|Former Governor '''John Kasich''' of Ohio
 JustinAmash.png|U.S Representative '''Justin Amash''' of Michigan
-Joni ernst.jpg|U.S Senator '''Joni Ernst''' of Iowa
+Joni ernst.jpg| Former U.S Senator '''Joni Ernst''' of Iowa
 Jeb Bush by Gage Skidmore 2.jpg|Former Governor '''JEB Bush''' of Florida
 Tom Cotton.jpg|U.S Senator '''Tom Cotton''' of Arkansas
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 px-Mitt_Romney_official_US_Senate_portrait.jpg|U.S Senator '''Mitt Romney''' of Utah
 JeffFlakeGageSkidmore.jpg|Former U.S Senator '''Jeff Flake''' of Arizona
-ChrisChristieAgedByPhojoedotcom.png|Fomer U.S Vice President '''Chris Christie''' of New Jersey
+ChrisChristieAgedByPhojoedotcom.png|Former Governor '''Chris Christie''' of New Jersey
 px-Bobby Jindal, official 109th Congressional photo.jpg|Former Governor '''Bobby Jindal''' of Louisiana
 BruceRauner.jpg|Former Governor '''Bruce Rauner''' of Illinois