User:JeffTheManWithNothing

Hi, hello, It is me, Jeff, and I have nothing.

I edit various Wikipedia pages if there is a need to, but I have a big interest in politics so I mainly edit articles relating to American politics.

Often Edits

These are the pages I edit the most often at the moment;

Ballot Access in the 2024 United States Presidential Election

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Politics of the United States.

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This user lives in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.

This user thinks Al Gore should have won the 2000 Presidential election.

This user supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr..

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Every Wikipedia Page I Have Edited

Listed in the order of the first time I edited the page.

Other Bits & Fun Stuff

How I would've voted in every election (except the really old ones-)
Year
1948	Harry S. Truman	Harry S. Truman	Harry S. Truman
1952	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Dwight D. Eisenhower
1956	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Dwight D. Eisenhower
1960	John F. Kennedy	John F. Kennedy	John F. Kennedy
1964	Lyndon B. Johnson	Lyndon B. Johnson	Lyndon B. Johnson
1968	Hubert Humphrey (Robert F. Kennedy before June 5th, 1968)	Richard Nixon	Richard Nixon
1972	Edward "Ted" Kennedy ( Write In)	Richard Nixon	Richard Nixon
1976	Jimmy Carter	Jimmy Carter	Jimmy Carter
1980	Jimmy Carter	Ronald Reagan	Ronald Reagan
1984	Ronald Reagan	Ronald Reagan	Ronald Reagan
1988	George H.W. Bush	George H. W. Bush	George H.W. Bush
1992	Ross Perot	Bill Clinton	Bill Clinton
1996	Bill Clinton	Bill Clinton	Bill Clinton
2000	Al Gore	No Winner^[1]	George W. Bush
		George W. Bush^[2]^[3]
		No Winner^[4]
		George W. Bush
2004	John Kerry	George W. Bush	George W. Bush
2008	Barack Obama	Barack Obama	Barack Obama
2012	Barack Obama	Barack Obama	Barack Obama
2016	Donald Trump	Donald Trump	Donald Trump
2020^[5]	Joe Biden	No Projected Winner^[6]	Joe Biden
		No Projected Winner^[6]
		Joe Biden
2024	Kamala Harris	Donald Trump
2024	Kamala Harris	Donald Trump
2028	TBD		TBD	TBD

Also, here's some other election's I've voted in;

Louisiana Democratic Party Presidential Primaries
Year
2004	Howard Dean	John Kerry	John Kerry	John Kerry (50), John Edwards (10)
2008	Barack Obama	Barack Obama	Barack Obama	Barack Obama (33), Hillary Clinton (23)
2012	Barack Obama	Barack Obama	Barack Obama	Barack Obama (60), John Wolfe Jr (4)
2016	Bernie Sanders	Hillary Clinton	Hillary Clinton	Hillary Clinton (37), Bernie Sanders (14)
2020	Bernie Sanders	Joe Biden	Joe Biden	Joe Biden (54)
2024^[7]	Marianne Williamson	Joe Biden	Joe Biden	Kamala Harris (48)
2024^[7]	Marianne Williamson	Kamala Harris	Kamala Harris	Kamala Harris (48)
2028	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Louisiana Governor Elections (That I voted in)
Year
2007	John Georges	Bobby Jindal
2011	Bobby Jindal	Bobby Jindal
2015	John Bel Edwards	Election went to runoff.
2015 (Runoff)	John Bel Edwards	John Bell Edwards
2019	John Bel Edwards	Election went to runoff.
2019 (Runoff)	John Bel Edwards	John Bel Edwards
2023	Shawn Wilson	Jeff Landry
2027	TBD	TBD

Louisiana Senate Elections
Year
2004	John Kennedy	David Vitter
2008	John Kennedy	Mary Landrieu
2010	No Vote	David Vitter
2014	Bill Cassidy	Bill Cassidy
2016	John Kennedy	Election went to runoff.
2016 (Runoff)	John Kennedy	John Kennedy
2020	Adrian Perkins	Bill Cassidy
2022	Gary Chambers	John Kennedy
2026	TBD	TBD
2028	TBD	TBD

Louisiana House Elections
District	Year
LA-5	2004	Tisa Blakes	Rodney Alexander
	2006	Gloria Hearn	Rodney Alexander
	2008	Rodney Alexander	Rodney Alexander
	2010	Tom Gibbs	Rodney Alexander
	2012	Ron Caesar	Rodney Alexander
	2014	Jamie Mayo	Ralph Abraham
	2016	Ralph Abraham	Ralph Abraham
	2018	Jessee Fleenor	Ralph Abraham
	2020	Luke Letlow	Luke Letlow
	2022	Julia Letlow	Julia Letlow
	2024	Julia Letlow	Julia Letlow

More about each election, in order.
Year		Most Recent Position (as of election)	Desired Position	Electoral/Delegate Votes Popular Vote	Win?
2004	Howard Dean	79th Governor of Vermont	Democratic Nomination for President of the United States	167.5 Delegates 903,460 - 5.55%	Lost
	John Kerry	U.S Senator from Massachusetts	President of the United States	251 Electoral Votes 59,028,444 - 48.3%	Lost
	John Kennedy	State Treasurer of Louisiana	United States Senate	275,821 - 14.92%	Lost
2007	John Georges	Businessman	Governor of Louisiana	186,800 - 14.39%	Lost
2008	Barack Obama	United States Senate	Democratic Nomination for President of the United States	2,272.5 Delegates 17,535,458 - 48.1%	Won
2008	Barack Obama	United States Senate	President of the United States	365 Electoral Votes 69,498,516 - 52.9%	Won
	John Kennedy	State Treasurer	United States Senate	867,177 - 45.72%	Lost
2011	Bobby Jindal	Governor of Louisiana	Governor of Louisiana	673,239 - 65.80%	Won
2012	Barack Obama	President of the United States	Democratic Nomination for President of the United States	3,514 Delegates 8,044,659 - 90.1%	Won
2012	Barack Obama	President of the United States	President of the United States	332 Electoral Votes 65,915,795 - 51.1%	Won
2014	Bill Cassidy	United States House of Representatives (LA-6)	United States Senate	First Round: 603,048 - 40.92%	2nd
2014	Bill Cassidy	United States House of Representatives (LA-6)	United States Senate	Runoff: 712,379 - 55.93%	1st Won
2015	John Bel Edwards	Louisiana State Senate Minority Leader	Governor of Louisiana	First Round: 444,517 - 38.89%	1st
2015	John Bel Edwards	Louisiana State Senate Minority Leader	Governor of Louisiana	Runoff: 646,924 - 56.11%	Won
2016	Bernie Sanders	United States Senate	Democratic Nomination for President of the United States	1,865 Delegates 13,210,550 - 43.1%	Lost
	Donald Trump	Businessman	President of the United States	304 Electoral Votes 62,984,828 - 46.1%	Won
	John Kennedy	Louisiana State Treasurer	United States Senate		Won
2019	John Bel Edwards	Governor of Louisiana	Governor of Louisiana		Won
2020	Bernie Sanders	United States Senate	Democratic Nomination for President of the United States	1,117 Delegates 9,680,121 - 26.2%	Lost
	Adrian Perkins	Mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana	United States Senate		Lost
	Joe Biden	Vice President of the United States	President of the United States	306 Electoral Votes 81,283,501 - 51.3%	Won
2022	Gary Chambers	Civil Rights Activist	United States Senate		Lost
2023	Shawn Wilson	Louisiana Department of Transportation	Governor of Louisiana		Lost
2024	Marianne Williamson	Political Activist	Democratic Nomination for President of the United States	No Delegates. 473,761 - 2.85%	Lost
2024	Kamala Harris	Vice President of the United States	President of the United States	226 Electoral Votes 75,019,257 - 48.4%	Lost

My dad was very different from me. He was pretty much a centrist, but switched over to the Republican party after trump came along.

Year
1988	George H.W. Bush	George H.W. Bush
1992	George H.W. Bush	Bill Clinton
1996	Bill Clinton	Bill Clinton
2000	George W. Bush	George W. Bush
2004	George W. Bush	George W. Bush
2008	Barack Obama	Barack Obama
2012	Barack Obama	Barack Obama
2016	Donald Trump	Donald Trump
2020	Donald Trump	Joe Biden

Presidents


President		Senate Majority Leader	Majority		Speaker of the House

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^ Florida is wrongly called for Al Gore, later flipped for Bush.
^ Al Gore had called Bush and conceded the election, only to un-concede later.
^ "Al Gore Concedes 2000 Election". History. Retrieved September 8, 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
^ Al Gore requests a recount in Florida, which was only separated by ~200 votes when the Supreme Court stopped the count.
^ I supported Donald Trump in 2016 and part of 2020, mainly due to pressure during the 2020 election from people around me. In 2020 I switched to Biden because of Trump's poor handling of COVID-19, among other things.
^ On election night in November 2020, news media had not yet made a prediction on several states, so we had no clue who was the apparent winner until several days afterward.
^ Although Biden won the delegates required for the nomination, he dropped out and endorsed Harris, who then took the delegates and ran as the Democratic candidate.

[1] Florida is wrongly called for Al Gore, later flipped for Bush.

[2] Al Gore had called Bush and conceded the election, only to un-concede later.

[3] "Al Gore Concedes 2000 Election". History. Retrieved September 8, 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

[4] Al Gore requests a recount in Florida, which was only separated by ~200 votes when the Supreme Court stopped the count.

[5] I supported Donald Trump in 2016 and part of 2020, mainly due to pressure during the 2020 election from people around me. In 2020 I switched to Biden because of Trump's poor handling of COVID-19, among other things.

[6] On election night in November 2020, news media had not yet made a prediction on several states, so we had no clue who was the apparent winner until several days afterward.

[7] Although Biden won the delegates required for the nomination, he dropped out and endorsed Harris, who then took the delegates and ran as the Democratic candidate.

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