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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 10055 times)

Thomas D
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What was the biggest landslide of the 20th Century

« on: May 24, 2013, 09:58:03 PM »

There are numbers you could use to support any 5 of these options. So what say you?

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Thomas D
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E: -2.84, S: -6.61

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

« Reply #1 on: May 25, 2013, 08:39:59 AM »

I thought about putting in 1924. But decided against it due to Coolidge only receiving 54% of the vote. I know that's due to the fact there was a third candidate. And without him this poll probably isn't even needed because President Coolidge would have won 65-35 and blown these 5 choices out of the water.

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Thomas D
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Posts: 4,043

Political Matrix
E: -2.84, S: -6.61

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

« Reply #2 on: August 24, 2018, 05:06:13 PM »

I had time to kill at work. I looked up some numbers on this

Number of states over 60%
Nixon-32
Reagan-30
FDR-28
LBJ-26
Harding-22

EV's if they were awarded proportionally
FDR-342.9
Nixon-330.5
LBJ-320.1
Reagan-317.6
Harding-294.8

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