The United States Presidential election of 2036 was contested on November 4, 2036 to elect the President of the United States. The incumbent, President Timothy Mitchell of Georgia, an American , was eligible to seek a second term. Mitchell was elected in a landslide, defeating California Senator Eric Swalwell of the Progressives, Republican former Vice President Jaime Herrea Beautler of Washington, Conservative Party Senator T.W. Shannon of Oklahoma, and Democratic Governor of Florida Patrick Murphy. Mitchell failed only to carry Vermont, winning 535 electoral votes, giving him the biggest electoral landslide since 1820 and the largest since Ronald Reagan's 1984 landslide. On the heels of Mitchell's victory came wide wins for independent candidates.
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