The Reagan Red Tide A State-by-State Analysis of His 1984 Victory

Presidential elections were held in the United States on November 6, 1984. Incumbent Republican President Ronald Reagan and his running mate, incumbent Vice ... As a child living in the '80s, I never really understood who Ronald Reagan was other than the dude the creepy-looking puppet I'd see on MTV ... It saw the incumbent Republican President Ronald Reagan, riding a wave of popularity, secure a landslide victory against Democratic challenger Walter Mondale. In 1984, Ronald Wilson Reagan not only won reelection but prevailed in the second-biggest landslide in American history, winning 525 electoral votes. U.S. Presidential voting history by state. As Americans go to cast their votes, considerable uncertainty remains about which candidate will ... The District of Columbia is the only 100% urban “state” and since urban areas have usually (at least in modern times) been more progressive ... Ronald Wilson Reagan won a landslide reelection victory as president of the United States yesterday, gaining a mandate for continuation of his conservative ... Demographic Group Mondale Reagan TOTAL All Voters Pct. 41% 59% SEX Men 47 38 62 Women 53 42 58. Overview. In North Carolina, not only are about a third of registered voters Democratic, a third Republican, and a third unaffiliated (view our Voter ... On November 6, 1984, President Ronald Reagan was re-elected President of the United States, defeating former Vice-President Walter Mondale.