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What was the biggest landslide of the 20th Century (search mode)

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#1 1920 Harding		16 (11.6%)
#2 1936 FDR		54 (39.1%)
#3 1964 LBJ		23 (16.7%)
#4 1972 Nixon		16 (11.6%)
#5 1984 Reagan		29 (21%)

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Topic: What was the biggest landslide of the 20th Century (Read 10106 times)

barfbag
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Re: What was the biggest landslide of the 20th Century

« on: July 02, 2013, 11:04:13 PM »

Nixon and Reagan both won the most states. Reagan won the most electoral votes. FDR won by the most electoral votes. According to contemporary electoral voting it would have to be Reagan or Nixon. There were much less votes cast in the 30's and 40's to really compare things to the 21st century. Things have just changed too much.

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barfbag
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Re: What was the biggest landslide of the 20th Century

« Reply #1 on: July 20, 2013, 12:39:28 AM »

I'll say 1972.

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