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« on: November 01, 2018, 11:23:51 AM »

Why did Jimmy Carter perform so well in Kansas in the 1976 election against Ford?  Carter won several counties across the state, including some typically deep-red central and western KS counties.  Ford's base was considered the Midwest while Carter's in the South, and Kansas before and since '76 has been a very safe Republican state in presidential politics outside of a few Democratic landslides.  What was Carter's appeal to Kansans in 1976?
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