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« Reply #50 on: January 24, 2011, 04:50:42 pm »
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Virginia:

1. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 74.96% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 70.23% Popular Vote
3. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 68.99% Popular Vote
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 68.46% Popular Vote
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 68.08% Popular Vote
6. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 67.84% Popular Vote
7. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 66.99% Popular Vote
8. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 65.95% Popular Vote
9. John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 62.48% Popular Vote
10. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 62.36% Popular Vote
11. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 62.29% Popular Vote
12. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 61.84% Popular Vote
13. James M. Cox (Democratic-Ohio) 1920 61.32% Popular Vote
14. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 60.53% Popular Vote
15. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 60.52% Popular Vote
16. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 59.96% Popular Vote
17. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 59.74% Popular Vote
18. Samuel J. Tilden (Democratic-New York) 1876 59.58% Popular Vote
19. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 56.64% Popular Vote
20. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 56.32% Popular Vote
21. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 56.17% Popular Vote
22. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 55.71% Popular Vote
23. William H. Crawford (Democratic Republican-Georgia) 1824 55.68% Popular Vote
24. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 55.37% Popular Vote
25. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 55.29% Popular Vote
26. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 53.91% Popular Vote
27. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 53.68% Popular Vote
28. Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 53.54% Popular Vote
29. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 53.05% Popular Vote
30. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 53.03% Popular Vote
31. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 52.63% Popular Vote
32. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 52.5% Popular Vote
33. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 52.47% Popular Vote
34. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 52.44% Popular Vote
35. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 51.05% Popular Vote
36. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 50.8% Popular Vote
37. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1840 50.65% Popular Vote
38. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 50.47% Popular Vote
39. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 49.99% Popular Vote
40. Gerald Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 49.29% Popular Vote
41. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 47.89% Popular Vote
42. Robert J. Dole (Republican-Kansas) 1996 47.1% Popular Vote
43. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1992 44.97% Popular Vote
44. John Bell (Constitutional Union-Tennessee) 1860 44.63% Popular Vote
45. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 43.46% Popular Vote
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« Reply #51 on: January 25, 2011, 04:45:09 pm »
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interesting how with the Southern states you can see the solid south up top and the Republican wins tend down toward the bottom.
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« Reply #52 on: January 25, 2011, 06:38:49 pm »
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California:

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 66.95% Popular Vote
2. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 66.2% Popular Vote
3. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 64.69% Popular Vote
4. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 61.84% Popular Vote
5. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 60.94% Popular Vote
6. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 59.11% Popular Vote
7. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 58.6% Popular Vote
8. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 58.39% Popular Vote
9. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 57.51% Popular Vote
10. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 57.44% Popular Vote
11. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 57.2% Popular Vote
12. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 56.83% Popular Vote
13. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 56.48% Popular Vote
14. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 56.38% Popular Vote
15. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 55.46% Popular Vote
16. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 55.39% Popular Vote
17. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 55% Popular Vote
18. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 54.5% Popular Vote
19. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 54.31% Popular Vote
20. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 53.45% Popular Vote
21. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 53.02% Popular Vote
22. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 52.69% Popular Vote
23. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 51.97% Popular Vote
24. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 51.13% Popular Vote
25. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 51.1% Popular Vote
26. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 50.88% Popular Vote
27. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 50.24% Popular Vote
28. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 50.1% Popular Vote
29. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 49.66% Popular Vote
30. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 49.35% Popular Vote
31. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 49.16% Popular Vote
32. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 48.98% Popular Vote
33. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 48.38% Popular Vote
34. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 47.82% Popular Vote
35. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 47.57% Popular Vote
36. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 46.65% Popular Vote
37. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 46.01% Popular Vote
38. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 43.83% Popular Vote
39. Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive-New York) 1912 41.83% Popular Vote
40. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 32.32% Popular Vote
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« Reply #53 on: January 26, 2011, 11:59:02 pm »
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Wisconsin:

1. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 71.1% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 63.8% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 63.46% Popular Vote
4. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 63.21% Popular Vote
5. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 62.09% Popular Vote
6. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 61.58% Popular Vote
7. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 60.95% Popular Vote
8. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 60.06% Popular Vote
9. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 59.93% Popular Vote
10. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 56.59% Popular Vote
11. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 56.25% Popular Vote
12. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 56.22% Popular Vote
13. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 55.88% Popular Vote
14. John C. Fremont (Republican-California) 1856 55.3% Popular Vote
15. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 54.6% Popular Vote
16. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 54.52% Popular Vote
17. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 54.19% Popular Vote
18. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 54.04% Popular Vote
19. Robert M. LaFollette (Progressive-Wisconsin) 1924 53.96% Popular Vote
20. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 53.52% Popular Vote
21. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 53.4% Popular Vote
22. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 52.04% Popular Vote
23. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 51.77% Popular Vote
24. Michael Dukakis (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1988 51.41% Popular Vote
25. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 50.7% Popular Vote
26. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 50.57% Popular Vote
27. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 50.38% Popular Vote
28. Thomas E. Dewey (Republican-New York) 1944 50.37% Popular Vote
29. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 50.15% Popular Vote
30. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 49.79% Popular Vote
31. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 49.7% Popular Vote
32. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 49.5% Popular Vote
33. Charles E. Hughes (Republican-New York) 1916 49.39% Popular Vote
34. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 48.81% Popular Vote
35. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 47.9% Popular Vote
36. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 47.89% Popular Vote
37. Albert Gore Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 47.83% Popular Vote
38. Grover S. Cleveland (Republican-New York) 1892 47.72% Popular Vote
39. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 41.13% Popular Vote
40. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 41.06% Popular Vote
41. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 38.3% Popular Vote
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« Reply #54 on: January 27, 2011, 12:19:30 am »
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Florida:

1. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 85.01% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 76.1% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 74.68% Popular Vote
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 74.01% Popular Vote
5. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 71.91% Popular Vote
6. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 71.31% Popular Vote
7. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 70.46% Popular Vote
8. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 70.32% Popular Vote
9. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 69.52% Popular Vote
10. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 69.34% Popular Vote
11. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 68.33% Popular Vote
12. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 65.32% Popular Vote
13. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 63.01% Popular Vote
14. John Breckenridge (Southern Democratic-Kentucky) 1860 62.23% Popular Vote
15. James M. Cox (Democratic-Ohio) 1920 62.13% Popular Vote
16. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 60.87% Popular Vote
17. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 60.03% Popular Vote
18. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 59.48% Popular Vote
19. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 57.27% Popular Vote
20. Zachary Taylor (Whig-Louisiana) 1848 57.2% Popular Vote
21. John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 56.88% Popular Vote
22. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 56.83% Popular Vote
23. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 56.81% Popular Vote
24. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 55.52% Popular Vote
25. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 54.99% Popular Vote
26. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 54.17% Popular Vote
27. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 53.52% Popular Vote
28. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 52.96% Popular Vote
29. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 52.1% Popular Vote
30. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 51.93% Popular Vote
31. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 51.51% Popular Vote
32. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 51.15% Popular Vote
33. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 50.99% Popular Vote
34. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 50.91% Popular Vote
35. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 48.85% Popular Vote
36. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 48.82% Popular Vote
37. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 48.02% Popular Vote
38. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1992 40.89% Popular Vote
39. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New YorK) 1968 40.53% Popular Vote
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« Reply #55 on: January 27, 2011, 12:42:50 am »
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Mississippi:

1. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 100% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 97.06% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 95.98% Popular Vote
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 95.7% Popular Vote
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 93.56% Popular Vote
6. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 92.78% Popular Vote
7. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 91.07% Popular Vote
8. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 91.04% Popular Vote
9. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 90.11% Popular Vote
10. John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 89.34% Popular Vote
11. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 88.9% Popular Vote
12. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 87.56% Popular Vote
13. Strom Thurmond (Dixiecrat-South Carolina) 1948 87.17% Popular Vote
14. Barry M. Goldwater (Republican-Arizona) 1964 87.14% Popular Vote
15. James M. Cox (Democratic-Ohio) 1920 83.98% Popular Vote
16. Alfred E. Smith (Democratic-New York) 1928 82.1% Popular Vote
17. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 81.05% Popular Vote
18. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 78.2% Popular Vote
19. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 76.22% Popular Vote
20. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 73.8% Popular Vote
21. Samuel J. Tilden (Democratic-New York) 1876 68.08% Popular Vote
22. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 64.71% Popular Vote
23. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 64.34% Popular Vote
24. Andrew Jackson (Democratic Republican-Tennessee) 1824 63.77% Popular Vote
25. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 63.48% Popular Vote
26. George Wallace (American Independent) 1968 63.46% Popular Vote
27. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 61.85% Popular Vote
28. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 60.5% Popular Vote
29. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1952 60.44% Popular Vote
30. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 59.89% Popular Vote
31. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 and George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 59.44% Popular Vote tie
33. John Breckenridge (Southern Democratic-Kentucky) 1860 59% Popular Vote
34. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1956 58.23% Popular Vote
35. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 57.62% Popular Vote
36. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 57.43% Popular Vote
37. John McCain (Republican-Arizona) 2008 56.17% Popular Vote
38. William H. Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 53.43% Popular Vote
39. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 51.28% Popular Vote
40. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 50.6% Popular Vote
41. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1992 49.68% Popular Vote
42. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 49.56% Popular Vote
43. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-Texas) 1980 49.42% Popular Vote
44. Robert J. Dole (Republican-Kansas) 1996 49.21% Popular Vote
45. Unpledged 1960 38.99% Popular Vote
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« Reply #56 on: January 27, 2011, 11:34:07 am »
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Arkansas:

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 85.96% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 81.8% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 79.02% Popular Vote
4. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 73.72% Popular Vote
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 69.95% Popular Vote
6. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 68.82% Popular Vote
7. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 67.12% Popular Vote
8. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 65.97% Popular Vote
9. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 64.94% Popular Vote
10. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 64.08% Popular Vote
11. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 63.46% Popular Vote
12. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 63.01% Popular Vote
13. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 62.18% Popular Vote
14. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 61.72% Popular Vote
15. John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 61.21% Popular Vote
16. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 60.47% Popular Vote
17. Alfred E. Smith (Democratic-Arkansas) 1928 60.29% Popular Vote
18. Samuel J. Tilden (Democratic-New York) 1876 59.92% Popular Vote
19. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 59.3% Popular Vote
20. John McCain (Republican-Arizona) 2008 58.72% Popular Vote
21. James M. Cox (Democratic-Ohio) 1920 58.49% Popular Vote
22. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 57.83% Popular Vote
23. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 57.31% Popular Vote
24. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1840 56.42% Popular Vote
25. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 56.37% Popular Vote
26. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 56.13% Popular Vote
27. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 56.06% Popular Vote
28. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1952 55.9% Popular Vote
29. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 55.35% Popular Vote
30. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 55.07% Popular Vote
31. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 55.01% Popular Vote
32. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 54.8% Popular Vote
33. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 54.31% Popular Vote
34. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 53.74% Popular Vote
35. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 53.68% Popular Vote
36. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 53.21% Popular Vote
37. John Breckenridge (Southern Democratic-Kentucky) 1860 53.06% Popular Vote
38. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1956 52.46% Popular Vote
39. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 52.17% Popular Vote
40. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 51.31% Popular Vote
41. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 50.19% Popular Vote
42. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 48.13% Popular Vote
43. George Wallace (American Independent-Alabama) 38.65% Popular Vote
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« Reply #57 on: January 27, 2011, 06:07:53 pm »
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District of Columbia:

1. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 92.46% Popular Vote
2. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 89.18% Popular Vote
3. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 85.5% Popular Vote
4. Walter Mondale (Democratic-Minnesota) 1984 85.38% Popular Vote
5. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 85.19% Popular Vote
6. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 85.16% Popular Vote
7. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 84.64% Popular Vote
8. Michael Dukakis (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1988 82.65% Popular Vote
9. Hubert H. Humphrey (Democratic-Minnesota) 1968 81.82% Popular Vote
10. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 81.63% Popular Vote
11. George McGovern (Democratic-South Dakota) 1972 78.1% Popular Vote
12. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1980 74.89% Popular Vote
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« Reply #58 on: February 02, 2011, 04:11:29 pm »
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Michigan:

1. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 75.37% Popular Vote
2. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 72.76% Popular Vote
3. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 70.35% Popular Vote
4. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 69.51% Popular Vote
5. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 66.7% Popular Vote
6. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 62.66% Popular Vote
7. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 61.93% Popular Vote
8. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 59.23% Popular Vote
9.William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 58.1% Popular Vote
10. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 57.33% Popular Vote
11. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 57.23% Popular Vote
12. John C. Fremont (Republican-California) 1856 57.15% Popular Vote
13. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 56.98% popular Vote
14. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 56.33% Popular Vote
15. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 56.22% Popular Vote
16. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 56.2% Popular Vote
17. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 55.63% Popular Vote
18. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 55.44% Popular Vote
19. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 53.77% Popular Vote
20. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 53.6% Popular Vote
21. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 53.57% Popular Vote
22. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 52.49% Popular Vote
23. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 52.41% Popular Vote
24. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 52.36% Popular Vote
25. Charles E. Hughes (Republican-New York) 1916 52.09% Popular Vote
26. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 51.83% Popular Vote
27. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 51.71% Popular Vote
28. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 51.69% Popular Vote
29. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 51.28% Popular Vote
30. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 51.23% Popular Vote
31. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 50.85% Popular Vote
32. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 50.45% Popular Vote
33. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 50.19% Popular Vote
34. Wendell Willkie (Republican-New York) 1940 49.85% Popular Vote
35. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 49.75% Popular Vote
36. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 49.73% Popular Vote
37. Thomas E. Dewey (Republican-New York) 1948 49.23% Popular Vote
38. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 48.99% Popular Vote
39. Hubert H. Humphrey (Democratic-Minnesota) 1968 48.18% Popular Vote
40. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 48.02% Popular Vote
41. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1892 47.79% Popular Vote
42. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 47.24% Popular Vote
43. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 43.77% Popular Vote
44. Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive-New York) 1912 38.95% Popular Vote
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« Reply #59 on: February 02, 2011, 04:39:02 pm »
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Minnesota:

1. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 73.98% Popular Vote
2. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 70.59% Popular Vote
3. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 63.76% Popular Vote
4. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 63.53% Popular Vote
5. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 62.28% Popular Vote
6. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 61.84% Popular Vote
7. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 61.27% Popular Vote
8. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 60.88% Popular Vote
9. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 60.21% Popular Vote
10. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 59.91% Popular Vote
11. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 59.11% Popular Vote
12. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 59.06% Popular Vote
13. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 58.8% Popular Vote
14. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 58.78% Popular Vote
15. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 57.77% Popular Vote
16. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 57.16% Popular Vote
17. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 56.62% Popular Vote
18. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 55.33% Popular Vote
19. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 54.9% Popular Vote
20. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 54.12% Popular Vote
21. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 54.06% Popular Vote
22. Hubert H. Humphrey (Democratic-Minnesota) 1968 54% Popular Vote
23. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 53.68% Popular Vote
24. Michael Dukakis (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1988 52.91% Popular Vote
25. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 52.41% Popular Vote
26. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 51.58% Popular Vote
27. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 51.49% Popular Vote
28. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 51.18% Popular Vote
29. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 51.1% Popular Vote
30. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 51.09% Popular Vote
31. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 50.58% Popular Vote
32. Walter Mondale (Democratic-Minnesota) 1984 49.72% Popular Vote
33. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 47.91% Popular Vote
34. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1980 46.5% Popular Vote
35. Charles E. Hughes (Republican-New York) 1916 46.35% Popular Vote
36. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1892 45.96% Popular Vote
37. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 43.48% Popular Vote
38. Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive-New York) 1912 37.66% Popular Vote
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« Reply #60 on: February 02, 2011, 06:19:59 pm »
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Biggest Popular Vote Margin by Electoral (or House) vote winner:

1. George Washington (No Party-Virginia) 1789, 1792 and James Monroe (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1820 100% Popular Vote Margin
4. Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1804 45.6% Popular Vote Margin
5. James Monroe (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1816 37.3% Popular Vote Margin
6. James Madison (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1808 32.3% Popular Vote Margin
7. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 26.17% Popular Vote Margin
8. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 25.22% Popular Vote Margin
9. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 24.26% Popular Vote Margin
10. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 23.15% Popular Vote Margin
11. Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1800 22.8% Popular Vote Margin
12. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 22.58% Popular Vote Margin
13. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 18.83% Popular Vote Margin
14. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 18.21% Popular Vote Margin
15. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 17.81% Popular Vote Margin
16. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 17.76% Popular Vote Margin
17. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 17.41% Popular Vote Margin
18. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New YorK) 1956 15.4% Popular Vote Margin
19. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 14.44% Popular Vote Margin
20. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 14.2% Popular Vote Margin
21. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 12.25% Popular Vote Margin
22. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 12.2% Popular Vote Margin
23. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 11.8% Popular Vote Margin
24. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 10.85% Popular Vote Margin
25. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 10.13% Popular Vote Margin
26. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 10.08% Popular Vote Margin
27. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 9.96% Popular Vote Margin
28. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 9.74% Popular Vote Margin
29. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 9.5% Popular Vote Margin
30. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 8.53% Popular Vote Margin
31. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 8.51% Popular Vote Margin
32. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 7.72% Popular Vote Margin
33. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 7.27% Popular Vote Margin
34. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 6.95% Popular Vote Margin
35. John Adams (Federalist-Massachusetts) 1796 6.8% Popular Vote Margin
36. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 6.12% Popular Vote Margin
37. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 6.05% Popular Vote Margin
38. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 5.56% Popular Vote Margin
39. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 5.32% Popular Vote Margin
40. Zachary Taylor (Whig-Louisiana) 1848 4.79% Popular Vote Margin
41. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 4.48% Popular Vote Margin
42. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 4.31% Popular Vote Margin
43. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 3.12% Popular Vote Margin
44. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 3.01% Popular Vote Margin
45. James Madison (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 2.8% Popular Vote Margin
46. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 2.46% Popular Vote Margin
47. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 2.06% Popular Vote Margin
48. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 1.45% Popular Vote Margin
49. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 .7% Popular Vote Margin
50. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 .57% Popular Vote Margin
51. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 .17% Popular Vote Margin
52. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 .09% Popular Vote Margin
53. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 -.51% Popular Vote Margin
54. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 -.83 Popular Vote Margin
55. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 -3 Popular Vote Margin
56. John Q. Adams (Democratic Republican-Massachusetts) 1824 -10.44% Popular Vote Margin
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« Reply #61 on: February 03, 2011, 12:32:13 pm »
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Illinois:

1. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 68.01% Popular Vote
2. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 67.81% Popular Vote
3. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 67.22% Popular Vote
4. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 61.85% Popular Vote
5. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 59.52% Popular Vote
6. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 59.47% Popular Vote
7. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 59.03% Popular Vote
8. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 58.84% Popular Vote
9. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 58.77% Popular Vote
10. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 57.7% Popular Vote
11. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 56.93% Popular Vote
12. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 56.27% Popular Vote
13. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 56.17% Popular Vote
14. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 55.69% Popular Vote
15. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 55.66% Popular Vote
16. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 55.23% Popular Vote
17. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New YOrk) 1952 54.84% Popular Vote
18. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 54.82% Popular Vote
19. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 54.69% Popular Vote
20. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 54.6% Popular Vote
21. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 54.53% Popular Vote
22. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 54.42% Popular Vote
23. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 54.32% Popular Vote
24. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 53.91% Popular Vote
25. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 52.83% Popular Vote
26. Charles E. Hughes (Republican-New York) 1916 52.56% Popular Vote
27. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 51.87% Popular Vote
28. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 51.52% Popular Vote
29. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 51.11% Popular Vote
30. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 50.97% Popular Vote
31. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1840 50.92% Popular Vote
32. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 and George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 50.69% Popular Vote
33. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 50.2% Popular Vote
34. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 50.17% Popular Vote
35. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 50.1% Popular Vote
36. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 50.07% Popular Vote
37. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 49.98% Popular Vote
38. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 49.65% Popular Vote
39. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 49.54% Popular Vote
40. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 48.79% Popular Vote
41. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 48.58% Popular Vote
42. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 47.08% Popular Vote
43. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 44.91% Popular Vote
44. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 44.09% Popular Vote
45. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 35.34% Popular Voe
46. John Q. Adams (Democratic Republican-Massachusetts) 1824 532.46% Popular Vote
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Iowa:

1. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 70.91% Popular Vote
2. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 64.12% Popular Vote
3. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 63.75% Popular Vote
4. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 63.39% Popular Vote
5. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 61.92% Popular Vote
6. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 61.88% Popular Vote
7. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 61.77% Popular Vote
8. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 60.81% Popular Vote
9. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 59.06% Popular Vote
10. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 58.5% Popular Vote
11. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 58.04% Popular Vote
12. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 57.69% Popular Vote
13. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 57.61% Popular Vote
14. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 56.99% Popular Vote
15. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 56.71% Popular Vote
16. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 55.62% Popular Vote
17. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 55.47% Popular Vote
18. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 55.03% Popular Vote
19. Michael Dukakis (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1988 54.71% Popular Vote
20. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 54.61% Popular Vote
21. Charles E. Hughes (Republican-New York) 1916 54.57% Popular Vote
22. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 54.41% Popular Vote
23. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 53.93% Popular Vote
24. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 53.27% Popular Vote
25. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 53.01% Popular Vote
26. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 52.36% Popular Vote
27. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 52.25% Popular Vote
28. Wendell Willkie (Republican-New York) 1940 52.03% Popular Vote
29. Thomas E. Dewey (Republican-New York) 1944 51.99% Popular Vote
30. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 51.31% Popular Vote
31. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 50.46% Popular Vote
32. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 50.31% Popular Vote
33. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 50.26% Popular Vote
34. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 50.23% Popular Vote
35. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 49.9% Popular Vote
36. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1892 49.6% Popular Vote
37. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 49.47% Popular Vote
38. John C. Fremont (Republican-California) 1856 48.83% Popular Vote
39. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 48.54% Popular Vote
40. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 43.29% Popular Vote
41. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 37.64% Popular Vote
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Biggest Popular Vote Margin by Electoral (or House) vote winner:
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1. George Washington (No Party-Virginia) 1789, 1792 and James Monroe (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1820 100% Popular Vote Margin
4. Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1804 45.6% Popular Vote Margin
5. James Monroe (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1816 37.3% Popular Vote Margin
6. James Madison (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1808 32.3% Popular Vote Margin
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11. Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1800 22.8% Popular Vote Margin

In the early elections, not many states counted popular vote, so what you have written seems meaningless. 
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Quote from: The REAL original Moderate Hero on February 02, 2011, 06:19:59 pm
Biggest Popular Vote Margin by Electoral (or House) vote winner:
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1. George Washington (No Party-Virginia) 1789, 1792 and James Monroe (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1820 100% Popular Vote Margin
4. Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1804 45.6% Popular Vote Margin
5. James Monroe (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1816 37.3% Popular Vote Margin
6. James Madison (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1808 32.3% Popular Vote Margin
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11. Thomas Jefferson (Democratic Republican-Virginia) 1800 22.8% Popular Vote Margin

In the early elections, not many states counted popular vote, so what you have written seems meaningless.  


Meaningless perhaps, but still scientific.
I do not intend to set some kind of political message with this, just give factual information in a rank format.  Previously in this thread I have emphasized that some of the earlier elections were lopsided due to (as you just mentioned) few states going with the counted popular vote.  This thread isn't here to discuss "if everything else was even" but the cold hard facts.  In real life only a few states had the popular vote, thus their votes are overrepresented in early elections (especially 1800).  However that doesn't change the fact that Jefferson won 61% of the reported (at least according to wikipedia) vote.
Again if you at all doubt my intentions for posting this just reread the thread title.  "Useless Information" is still information.
If it is hard for you to entertain my use of hard numbers then just read the list as if elections before 1824 don't count.
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« Reply #65 on: March 06, 2011, 02:06:21 am »
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Ohio:

1. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 64.89% Popular Vote
2. Lyndon Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 62.94% Popular Vote
3. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 61.11% Popular Vote
4. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 59.75% Popular Vote
5. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 59.63% Popular Vote
6. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 58.9% Popular Vote
7. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 58.47% Popular Vote
8. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 58.33% Popular Vote
9. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 57.99% Popular Vote
10. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 56.76% Popular Vote
11. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 56.37% Popular Vote
12. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 55% Popular Vote
13. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 54.1% Popular Vote
14. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 54% Popular Vote
15. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 53.28% Popular Vote
16. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 53.24% Popular Vote
17. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 52.3% Popular Vote
18. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 52.2% Popular Vote
19. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1836 51.87% Popular Vote
20. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 and Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 51.86% Popular Vote tie
22. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 51.73% Popular Vote
23. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 51.6% Popular Vote
24. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 51.51% Popular Vote
25. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 51.38% Popular Vote
26. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 51.33% Popular Vote
27. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 51.24% Popular Vote
28. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 51.03% Popular Vote
29. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 50.99% Popular Vote
30. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 50.81% Popular Vote
31. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 50.21% Popular Vote
32. Thomas E. Dewey (Republican-New York) 1944 50.18% Popular Vote
33. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 49.97% Popular Vote
34. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 49.88% Popular Vote
35. Henry Clay (Whig-Kentucky) 1844 49.68% Popular Vote
36. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 49.51% Popular Vote
37. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 49.48% Popular Vote
38. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 48.92% Popular Vote
39. John C. Fremont (Republican-California) 1856 48.51% Popular Vote
40. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 47.83% Popular Vote
41. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1892 47.66% Popular Vote
42. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 47.38% Popular Vote
43. Lewis Cass (Democratic-Michigan) 1848 47.12% Popular Vote
44. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 45.23% Popular Vote
45. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 40.96% Popular Vote
46. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 40.18% Popular Vote
47. Henry Clay (Democratic Republican-Kentucky) 1824 38.29% Popular Vote
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Oregon:

1. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 67.06% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 64.42% Popular Vote
3. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 64.18% Popular Vote
4. Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 63.72% Popular Vote
5. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 60.54% Popular Vote
6. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 60.2% Popular Vote
7. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 58.66% Popular Vote
8. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 57.99% Popular Vote
9. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 56.75% Popular Vote
10. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 56.39% Popular Vote
11. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 55.91% Popular Vote
12. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 55.46% Popular Vote
13. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 55.25% Popular Vote
14. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 53.9% Popular Vote
15. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1888 53.82% Popular Vote
16. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 53.7% Popular Vote
17. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 52.56% Popular Vote
18. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 52.45% Popular Vote
19. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 51.78% Popular Vote
20. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 51.35% Popular Vote
21. Michael Dukakis (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1988 51.28% Popular Vote
22. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 51.01% Popular Vote
23. James Blaine (Republican-Maine) 1884 50.99% Popular Vote
24. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 50.92% Popular Vote
25. James Garfield (Republican-Ohio) 1880 50.51% Popular Vote
26. Horatio Seymour (Democratic-New York) 1868 50.37% Popular Vote
27. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1896 50.07% Popular Vote
28. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 49.83% Popular Vote
29. Thomas E. Dewey (Republican-New York) 1948 49.78% Popular Vote
30. Charles E. Hughes (Republican-New York) 1916 48.47% Popular Vote
31. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 48.33% Popular Vote
32. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 47.78% Popular Vote
33. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 47.15% Popular Vote
34. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 46.96% Popular Vote
35. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1892 44.59% Popular Vote
36. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 42.48% Popular Vote
37. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1860 36.2% Popular Vote
38. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 34.34% Popular Vote
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Washington:

1. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 69.95% Popular Vote
2. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 67.06% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 66.38% Popular Vote
4. Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 61.97% Popular Vote
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 58.22% Popular Vote
6. William H. Taft (Republican-Ohio) 1908 57.68% Popular Vote
7. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 57.46% Popular Vote
8. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 57.34% Popular Vote
9. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 56.97% Popular Vote
10. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 56.92% Popular Vote
11. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 56.84% Popular Vote
12. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 55.96% Popular Vote
13. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 55.82% Popular Vote
14. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 54.33% Popular Vote
15. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 53.91% Popular Vote
16. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1900 53.44% Popular Vote
17. John Kerry (Democratic-Massachusetts) 2004 52.82% Popular Vote
18. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 52.61% Popular Vote
19. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 52.24% Popular Vote
20. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 50.68% Popular Vote
21. Albert Gore, Jr. (Democratic-Tennessee) 2000 50.13% Popular Vote
22. Michael Dukakis (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1988 50.05% Popular Vote
23. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 50%
24. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 49.84% Popular Vote
25. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 49.66% Popular Vote
26. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 48.13% Popular Vote
27. Hubert H. Humphrey (Democratic-Minnesota) 1968 47.23% Popular Vote
28. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 43.41% Popular Vote
29. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Indiana) 1892 41.45% Popular Vote
30. Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive-New York) 1912 35.22% Popular Vote
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In the thread title, you're calling yourself useless, not the thread or the history. "The History Thread of Useless Mechaman" is how the title comes out.

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« Reply #70 on: March 06, 2011, 12:30:21 pm »
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Nevada:

1. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 81.21% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 72.81% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 69.41% Popular Vote
4. James Weaver (Populist-Iowa) 1892 66.78% Popular Vote
5. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 65.85% Popular Vote
6. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 63.68% Popular Vote
7. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 62.54% Popular Vote
8. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 62.25% Popular Vote
9. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 61.45% Popular Vote
10. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 60.08% Popular Vote
11. Abraham Lincoln (Republican-Illinois) 1864 59.84% Popular Vote
12. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 58.86% Popular Vote
13. Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1964 58.58% Popular Vote
14. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 57.97% Popular Vote
15. Benjamin Harrison (Republican-Ohio) 1888 57.73% Popular Vote
16. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 57.43% Popular Vote
17. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 56.92% Popular Vote
18. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1904 56.66% Popular Vote
19. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 56.54% Popular Vote
20. James Blaine (Republican-Ohio) 1884 56.21% Popular Vote
21. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 55.39% Popular Vote
22. Barack H. Obama (Democratic-Illinois) 2008 55.15% Popular Vote
23. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 54.62% Popular Vote
24. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 53.36% Popular Vote
25. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 52.73% Popular Vote
26. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 52.4% Popular Vote
27. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 51.16% Popular Vote
28. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 50.47% Popular Vote
29. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 50.37% Popular Vote
30. Gerald R. Ford (Republican-Michigan) 1976 50.17% Popular Vote
31. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 49.52% Popular Vote
32. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 47.46% Popular Vote
33. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 45.71% Popular Vote
34. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 43.93% Popular Vote
35. Calvin Coolidge (Republican-Massachusetts) 1924 41.76% Popular Vote
36. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 39.7% Popular Vote
37. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 37.36% Popular Vote
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« Reply #71 on: March 06, 2011, 01:02:38 pm »
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Louisiana:

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 92.79% Popular Vote
2. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 88.82% Popular Vote
3. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 88.5% Popular Vote
4. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 85.9% Popular Vote
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 85.88% Popular Vote
6. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 84.63% Popular Vote
7. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 80.59% Popular Vote
8. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 79.03% Popular Vote
9. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 76.81% Popular Vote
10. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 76.53% Popular Vote
11. John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 76.44% Popular Vote
12. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 76.38% Popular Vote
13. Alfred E. Smith (Democratic-New York) 1928 76.29% Popular Vote
14. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 73.37% Popular Vote
15. Horatio Seymour (Democratic-New York) 1868 70.69% Popular Vote
16. James Cox (Democratic-Ohio) 1920 69.24% Popular Vote
17. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 65.32% Popular Vote
18. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 62.27% Popular Vote
19. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 61.67% Popular Vote
20. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 60.77% Popular Vote
21. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 59.73% Popular Vote
22. John S. McCain (Republican-Arizona) 2008 58.56% Popular Vote
23. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 57.22% Popular Vote
24. Barry M. Goldwater (Republican-Arizona) 1964 56.81% Popular Vote
25. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 56.72% Popular Vote
26. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1872 55.69% Popular Vote
27. Zachary Taylor (Whig-Louisiana) 1848 54.59% Popular Vote
28. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 54.27% Popular Vote
29. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 53.28% Popular Vote
30. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 53.01% Popular Vote
32. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1952 52.92% Popular Vote
33. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 52.55% Popular Vote
34. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 52.01% Popular Vote
35. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 51.94% Popular Vote
36. Martin Van Buren (Democratic-New York) 1836 51.74% Popular Vote
37. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 51.73% Popular Vote
38. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 51.7% Popular Vote
39. Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican-Ohio) 1876 51.65% Popular Vote
40. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 51.3% Popular Vote
41. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 51.2% Popular Vote
42. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 50.42% Popular Vote
43. Strom Thurmond (Dixiecratic-South Carolina) 1948 49.07% Popular Vote
44. George Wallace (American Independent-Alabama) 1968 48.32% Popular Vote
45. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 45.58% Popular Vote
46. John Breckenridge (Southern Democratic-Kentucky) 1860 44.9% Popular Vote
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« Reply #72 on: March 06, 2011, 01:37:16 pm »
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Georgia:

1. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 100% Popular Vote
2. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 96.79% Popular Vote
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 91.6% Popular Vote
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 87.1% Popular Vote
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 84.85% Popular Vote
6. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 81.74% Popular Vote
7. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 79.51% Popular Vote
8. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1912 76.63% Popular Vote
9. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 75.04% Popular Vote
10. John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 73.96% Popular Vote
11. James M. Cox (Democratic-Ohio) 1920 72.28% Popular Vote
12. Samuel J. Tilden (Democratic-New York) 1876 72.03% Popular Vote
13. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 70.31% Popular Vote
14. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1952 69.66% Popular Vote
15. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 66.86% Popular Vote
16. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 66.74% Popular Vote
17. Adlai Stevenson (Democratic-Illinois) 1956 66.48% Popular Vote
18. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 65.92% Popular Vote
19. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 65.41% Popular Vote
20. Franklin Pierce (Democratic-New Hampshire) 1852 64.7% Popular Vote
21. Horatio Seymour (Democratic-New York) 1868 64.27% Popular Vote
22. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 63.72% Popular Vote
23. John F. Kennedy (Democratic-Massachusetts) 1960 62.54% Popular Vote
24. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 60.81% Popular Vote
25. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 60.17% Popular Vote
26. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 59.75% Popular Vote
27. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 58.01% Popular Vote
28. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 57.97% Popular Vote
29. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 57.78% Popular Vote
30. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 57.14% Popular Vote
31. Alfred E. Smith (Democratic-New York) 1928 56.56% Popular Vote
32. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 55.78% Popular Vote
33. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1980 55.76% Popular Vote
34. Horace Greeley (Liberal Republican-New York) 1872 54.97% Popular Vote
35. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 54.67% Popular Vote
36. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 54.6% Popular Vote
37. Barry M. Goldwater (Republican-Arizona) 1964 54.12% Popular Vote
38. John McCain (Republican-Arizona) 2008 52.1% Popular Vote
39. Hugh White (Whig-Tennessee) 1836 51.8% Popular Vote
40. Zachary Taylor (Whig-Louisiana) 1848 51.49% Popular Vote
41. James K. Polk (Democratic-Tennessee) 1844 51.19% Popular Vote
42. John Breckenridge (Southern Democratic) 1860 48.89% Popular Vote
43. Robert Dole (Republican-Kansas) 1996 47.01% Popular Vote
44. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 43.47% Popular Vote
45. George Wallace (American Independent) 1968 42.83% Popular Vote
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« Reply #73 on: March 06, 2011, 02:28:45 pm »
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Tennessee:

1. Andrew Jackson (Democratic Republican-Tennessee) 1824 97.45% Popular Vote
2. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1832 95.42% Popular Vote
3. Andrew Jackson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1828 95.19% Popular Vote
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1936 68.85% Popular Vote
5. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican-Ohio) 1868 68.43% Popular Vote
6. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1972 67.7% Popular Vote
7. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1940 67.25% Popular Vote
8. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1932 66.49% Popular Vote
9. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic-New York) 1944 60.45% Popular Vote
10. Samuel J. Tilden (Democratic-New York) 1876 59.79% Popular Vote
11. Hugh White (Whig-Tennessee) 1836 57.92% Popular Vote
12. George HW Bush (Republican-Texas) 1988 57.89% Popular Vote
13. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1984 57.84% Popular Vote
14. John McCain (Republican-Arizona) 2008 56.85% Popular Vote
15. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2004 56.8% Popular Vote
16. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-New Jersey) 1916 56.31% Popular Vote
17. James Carter (Democratic-Georgia) 1976 55.94% Popular Vote
18. William Harrison (Whig-Ohio) 1840 55.66% Popular Vote
19. Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic-Texas) 1864 55.5% Popular Vote
20. Alton B. Parker (Democratic-New York) 1904 54.23% Popular Vote
21. Herbert C. Hoover (Republican-California) 1928 53.76% Popular Vote
22. Winfield Hancock (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1880 53.26% Popular Vote
23. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1900 53.03% Popular Vote
24. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-California) 1960 52.92% Popular Vote
25. Woodrow Wilson (Democratic-Tennessee) 1912 and John Davis (Democratic-West Virginia) 1924 52.8% Popular Vote
27. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1908 52.73% Popular Vote
28. Zachary Taylor (Whig-Louisiana) 1848 52.52% Popular Vote
29. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1888 52.26% Popular Vote
30. James Buchanan (Democratic-Pennsylvania) 1856 52.18% Popular Vote
31. Horace Greeley (Liberal Republican-New York) 1872 52.16% Popular Vote
32. William J. Bryan (Democratic-Nebraska) 1896 52.09% Popular Vote
33. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1884 51.45% Popular Vote
34. Grover S. Cleveland (Democratic-New York) 1892 51.36% Popular Vote
35. Warren G. Harding (Republican-Ohio) 1920 51.29% Popular Vote
36. George W. Bush (Republican-Texas) 2000 51.15% Popular Vote
37. Winfield Scott (Whig-New Jersey) 1852 50.73% Popular Vote
38. Henry Clay (Whig-Kentucky) 1844 50.05% Popular Vote
39. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1952 49.99% Popular Vote
40. Dwight Eisenhower (Republican-New York) 1956 49.21% Popular Vote
41. Harry S. Truman (Democratic-Missouri) 1948 49.14% Popular Vote
42. Ronald W. Reagan (Republican-California) 1980 48.7% Popular Vote
43. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1996 48% Popular Vote
44. John Bell (Constitutional Union-Tennessee) 1860 47.72% Popular Vote
45. William J. Clinton (Democratic-Arkansas) 1992 47.08% Popular Vote
46. Richard M. Nixon (Republican-New York) 1968 37.85% Popular Vote
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« Reply #74 on: April 08, 2011, 04:56:34 pm »
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     I notice that Nixon's 1972 campaign has put up the best numbers for a Republican in every Southern state, except MS (Goldwater, 1964) & SC (Grant, 1872). Think there's any reason for Grant winning 3/4ths of the vote in South Carolina in 1872 or is it just a freak occurrence that is a semi-consequence of the old guard suddenly not being able to vote?
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