Reagan's Electoral Dominance A State-by-State Breakdown

Former Vice President Walter Mondale would challenge Reagan, running a campaign that would attack the economic policies of the incumbent, would prove to not be ... 1984Nov 6, General Election, President, State of Connecticut, Ronald Reagan and George Bush won (61%) against 3 opponents. Candidates » ... It saw the incumbent Republican President Ronald Reagan, riding a wave of popularity, secure a landslide victory against Democratic challenger Walter Mondale. That was not apparent to most Americans when Reagan made his national debut in behalf of Barry Goldwater in 1964. The New Deal coalition created by President ... A true American presidential wipeout. Jim On History Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/JimHeathChannel Jim on Twitter: ... No Republican presidential candidate has won California since 1988. In 2024, Vice President Kamala Harris aims to be the third Californian ... In 1984, Ronald Wilson Reagan not only won reelection but prevailed in the second-biggest landslide in American history, winning 525 electoral votes. 30 October 1984: Walter Mondale, the Democrat candidate, says he would rather 'lose a campaign about decency than win one about self-interest' New York voted red in 13 of the 25 presidential elections. But overall, since New York voted for Reagan, the state has voted for the Democratic candidate for ... ... 1984 landslide: 49 States 525 electoral votes (the most in history) 58.8% of the popular vote Reacting that evening to the election ...