Would Nixon have won in 1968 without Wallace splitting the Dem vote? (user search)
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Sir Mohamed
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« on: March 20, 2023, 10:20:40 AM »

Yes, Humphrey would not have been a good candidate for the Southern Democratic vote so Nixon still wins though he does worse in the Midwest. I would say this is how the map looks like then



IL/OH are completely 50/50 here but it doesn't matter as Nixon still gets over 300 without either

Yup, I think this pretty much nails it. HHH wasn't a good candidate for the South and I could imagine Wallace even took away more votes from him than Nixon.

Only way Nixon actually loses this matchup is with his sabotage of Paris talks being revealed.
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