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Guess the elections results!

Knowing the electoral system of the country, the trends, the consequences or the special circumstances of the election will help you because of course no-one knows the exact numbers!
Quiz by carawebo
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Last updated: December 19, 2020
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First submittedDecember 19, 2020
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1. Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton (2016 United States presidential election)
48.5% Trump - 50.1% Clinton ✓
46.1% Trump - 48.2% Clinton ✓
50.1% Trump - 49.9% Clinton ✓
49.5% Trump - 49.8% Clinton ✓
2. Adolf Hitler (NSDAP Party) in the March 1933 German federal election, the last multi-party elections in Germany before WWII.
43.9% ✓
51.3% ✓
27.9% ✓
35.8% ✓
3. Justin Trudeau (Liberal Party) vs Andrew Scheer (Conservative Party) in the 2019 Canada federal election
45.1% Trudeau - 40.9% Scheer ✓
36.0% Trudeau - 31.3% Scheer ✓
33.1% Trudeau - 34.3% Scheer ✓
25.2% Trudeau - 24.3% Scheer ✓
However, Trudeau got 157 seats and Scheer 121 seats.
4. Emmanuel Macron vs Marine Le Pen (2nd round of 2017 French presidential election)
46.9% Macron - 40.2% Le Pen ✓
51.6% Macron - 48.4% Le Pen ✓
82.2% Macron - 17.8% Le Pen ✓
66.1% Macron - 33.9% Le Pen ✓
5. 2016 Brexit Referendum (Yes/No for the United Kingdom leaving the European Union)
64.9% Yes - 35.1% No ✓
51.9% Yes - 48.1% No ✓
50.4% Yes - 49.6% No ✓
55.2% Yes - 44.8% No ✓
6. Best result of the Rhinoceros Party in Canada (1980), which campaigned for repelling the law of gravity, declaring the war on Belgium and banning butter
This is a fake question ✓
0,23% (around 16,000 votes) ✓
0.008% (around 1,200 votes) ✓
1.01% (around 110,000 votes) ✓
Yes. It actually happened. In 2019 they got a 0.46% of votes.
7. JFK vs Richard Nixon (1960 United States presidential election)
47.18% Kennedy - 48.65% Nixon ✓
48.37% Kennedy - 46.43% Nixon ✓
49.72% Kennedy - 49.55% Nixon ✓
54.01% Kennedy - 45.89% Nixon ✓
8. Vladimir Putin in the 2018 Russian presidential election
76.7% ✓
59.8% ✓
89.9% ✓
49.8% ✓
9. Independence as an option in the 2017 Puerto Rican status referendum.
24.8% ✓
44.6% ✓
1.5% ✓
97.2% ✓
Statehood actually won with 97.2% of the votes, but the 22.9% turnout made it useless (pro-status quo parties boycotted the referendum)
10. Faroe Islands independence referendum in 1946 (Independence vs Continued union with Denmark)
48.4% Independence - 51.6% Union ✓
50.7% Independence - 49.3% Union ✓
74.8% Independence - 25.2% Union ✓
17.2% Independence - 82.8% Union ✓
Independence was not achieved (but was declared), and it lead to new elections that non-independentist parties won.
11. Bill Clinton vs George H.W. Bush vs Ross Perot in the 1992 United States presidential elections.
43.0% Clinton - 37.4% Bush - 18.9% Perot ✓
44.5% Clinton - 40.5% Bush - 5.5% Perot ✓
39.5% Clinton - 26.7% Bush - 25.0% Perot ✓
41.1% Clinton - 19.0% Bush - 34.5% Perot ✓
12. Number of votes for Tokyo hosting the 2020 Olympic Games in the 125th IOC Session in 2013 (in the first round).
Tokyo 38 - Rome 28 - Cape Town 22 - Stockholm 19 ✓
Tokyo 44 - Toronto 20 - Paris 15 - Istanbul 17 - Beijing 6 ✓
Tokyo 22 - Paris 21 - Madrid 20 - New York 19 - Moscow 15 ✓
Tokyo 42 - Madrid 26 - Istanbul 26 ✓
13. Angela Merkel's CDU vs Martin Schulz's Social Democratic Party (SPD) in the 2017 German federal election
49.5% Merkel - 36.8% Schulz ✓
40.6% Merkel - 32.5% Schulz ✓
32.9% Merkel - 20.5% Schulz ✓
49.1% Merkel - 47.8% Schulz ✓
14. Turnout of the 1927 Liberian general election, considered 'the most rigged ever' that Charles D.B. King officially won with 96% of votes.
135% ✓
1680% ✓
99.99% ✓
0.005% ✓
Registered votes were barely 15,000 but the official results show 252,000 votes.
15. 2014 Scottish independence referendum (Yes/No for Scotland to become an independente country)
55.3% Yes - 44.7% No ✓
49.1% Yes - 50.9% No ✓
39.6% Yes - 60.4% No ✓
44.7% Yes - 55.3% No ✓
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cathlete
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Level 74
Apr 30, 2021
You might want to consider adding more time. I didn't have enough time to even look at the last two questions.
jmellor13
+1
Level 67
Apr 30, 2021
This is probably the worst I have ever done on a quiz, but it was very fun. I knew Perot did well, but 18% for a third-party candidate is insane.
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