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1980 United States Presidential Election (search mode)

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The big showdown.

#1 President Frank F. Church III (Democrat-Idaho)/Vice President Birch Bayh (Democrat-Indiana)		27 (50%)
#2 Former Governor Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California)/Senate Minority Leader Howard H. Baker, Jr. (Republican-Tennessee)		15 (27.8%)
#3 Congressman John Anderson (Independent-Illinois)/Former Ambassador Patrick Lucey (Independent-Wisconsin)		6 (11.1%)
#4 Mr. Edward Clark (Libertarian-California)/Mr. David H. Koch (Libertarian-Kansas)		3 (5.6%)
#5 Mr. Barry Commoner (Citizens-Missouri)/Mrs. La Donna Harris (Citizens-Oklahoma)		3 (5.6%)

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Total Voters: 54

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Lumine
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Re: 1980 United States Presidential Election

« on: April 24, 2013, 03:33:40 PM »

He might not stand a chance, but go Anderson!

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Lumine
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Re: 1980 United States Presidential Election

« Reply #1 on: April 27, 2013, 05:19:24 PM »

I hope that 1984 and 1988 will be more interesting that what we have seen so far (things have been really boring since the end of Margaret Chase Smith term)... 1992, of course, belongs to Perot, and I have the impression the Reform Party could be successful in this timeline as long as Pat Buchanan is not their nominee. Or we could get Presidents Jesse Jackson or Dan Quayle, just for fun.

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