2020 US Election Simulator 1.8

The 2020 U.S. Election presents a pivotal moment in American politics, inviting voters to consider the outcomes in key swing states such as Florida and Ohio. As the election approaches, questions arise regarding whether Donald Trump, Joe Biden, or a Libertarian candidate will claim victory.

This simulation allows users to engage with the electoral process by facilitating predictions on presidential and Senate races. With the requirement of 270 electoral votes for a presidential win and 51 Senate seats for a majority, participants can easily allocate states to specific candidates or parties and save their electoral maps for sharing with peers.

Media ratings provide valuable insights into current standing for both presidential and Senate candidates, while users can craft their Electoral College predictions state by state. For those unsure where to begin, pre-made maps based on recent media data or past election results are readily available, offering a structured approach to engaging with the electoral landscape.

Notably, users have the option to assign and split electoral votes in Nebraska and Maine by Congressional district—a feature that highlights the intricacies of the electoral process, where a single electoral vote can prove decisive.

Moreover, resources detailing methods of participation in the upcoming election and explanations of the electoral college's mechanics are included to enhance user understanding of this complex system.