Unveiling Reagan's Electoral Triumph The 1980 Map Examined

Earlier this evening, I spoke on the phone with President Carter. The president pledged the utmost in cooperation in the transition that will ... Mapping the American Vote A Visual History of the Electoral College The Electoral College a system unique to the United States determines ... The 1980 Presidential Election was a clear decision by American voters that the economic problems and foreign policy woes of the nation required new ... There are 44 states that Ronald Reagon won: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, ... On this date in 1984, President Reagan won the presidential election in a landslide victory (525-13 in Electoral College). In the 1980 presidential election, NBC News provided a clear and focused coverage of the election results, characterized by its straightforward reporting style. The Georgia peanut farmer turned politician won Texas' 26 electoral votes in 1976 but couldn't repeat the feat four years later against ... Popular Vote, Electoral Vote. Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Republican, 43,903,230, 50.75%, 489, 90.9%. James Carter, Walter Mondale, Democratic, 35,480,115 ... In 1980, the former governor of California, and famous actor, Ronald Reagan, faced the incumbent Jimmy Carter. These challenges combined to make the Democratic Party seem weak, and the public sought change from incumbent president Jimmy Carter. Reagan struck a positive ...