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1920 Harding
 
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1936 FDR
 
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1964 LBJ
 
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1972 Nixon
 
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1984 Reagan
 
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« on: May 29, 2013, 05:31:00 PM »

I think it's 1920, followed by 1964.  Each candidate reached over 60% despite losing the South.  Harding particularly lost the South by a significant margin, which was preordained for a Republican at that time.  So, to reach a total of 60%, he had to cleanup in the rest of the country.  Johnson had the same situation, but he did better outside the deep south. 
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