Reagan's 1984 Electoral Victory A Visual Representation of His Landslide

In 1984 it's notable to point out Minnesota was decided by around 3,000 votes. Simply because Reagan chose not to campaign in the ... 08/22/1984. C23707-7, President Reagan and Vice President Bush watching Nancy Reagan on television at the Republican National Convention from their hotel in ... IOTL Democratic nominee and former VP Walter Mondale lost in a landslide to the popular President Ronald Reagan. Using the powers of alternate history, have ... As the presidential race intensifies and Election Day nears, we're taking a look at how California has voted in the past. The question was whether Ronald Reagan would win re-election by a historic landslide. The verdict came almost the moment the count began: a resounding yes. President Reagan faced no opposition to his renomination as the 1984 Republican Presidential candidate. Senator Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter's Vice ... County scale cartographic analysis of Ronald Reagan's reelection landslide of 1984 shows the geographical core of his electoral strength to ... Reagan Bush '84 Retro Logo Red White Blue Election Map Ronald George 1984 84 Red States Electoral College. Relive the 1984 Presidential Campaign with this ... Minnesota was Walter Mondale's home state. He was the Vice President in 1980, and the Democratic candidate for President in 1984. ... 1984 when Ronald Reagan defeated Walter Mondale in the 1984 presidential election. Advertisement. In 1980, Massachusetts voters favored ...