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Which landslide was greater? (search mode)

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#1 FDR in 1936		28 (59.6%)
#2 LBJ in 1964		6 (12.8%)
#3 Nixon in 1972		3 (6.4%)
#4 Reagan in 1984		10 (21.3%)

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Re: Which landslide was greater?

« on: December 27, 2007, 01:17:23 AM »

Harding in 1920 should be considered as well. Largest margin of victory ever in the popular vote.

I voted FDR 1936. Largest margin of victory and highest percentage of the vote ever in the electoral vote. Closest anyone has ever come to a shutout in the electoral college in terms of percentage swing necessary to achieve the shutout. Also largest margin of victory in the popular vote of those listed.

All of the above superlatives are only considering the Democratic vs. Republican era.

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