Historical election least likely to be called "close" *or* a "landslide" (user search)
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« on: October 25, 2010, 04:45:15 PM »

Well, Clinton's wins weren't a landslide in any way, nor were Obama's. I didn't hear anybody claim that but if someone does, I'd like to hear his arguments. As for Tuman, remember that a signle point swing from Dem to Rep would have flipped OH, IL and CA, thus the victory, to Dewey. In this way, it was close indeed.

I think I remember either watching the news on election night, or the day after, people calling it a "landslide".
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