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« on: April 30, 2015, 10:12:33 PM »

By popular vote margin:

1. 1920 (26.2%)
2. 1924 (25.2%)
3. 1936 (24.3%)
4. 1972 (23.2%)
5. 1964 (22.6%)
6. 1904 (18.8%)
7. 1984 (18.2%)
8. 1932 (18.0%)
9. 1928 (17.4%)
10. 1956 (15.4%)

But the highest % of the vote goes to Johnson's 1964 election (61.1%)

This. Although Johnson landsliding in the northeast and carrying the South despite the civil rights act was pretty badass. Also, Reagan nearly pulling off a clean sweep in '84, and getting David Horowitz and Peter Collier to vote for him was pretty swag, too.
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