1607-1776 was a Landslide.

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2016 was a Landslide.

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1996 was a Landslide.

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2012 was a Landslide.

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1852 was a Landslide.

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1932 was a Landslide.

The 1932 U.S. presidential election marked a turning point during the Great Depression, as Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt decisively defeated incumbent Republican Herbert Hoover. Roosevelt’s promise of a “New Deal” for Americans offered hope amid economic despair, leading to a landslide victory.

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1948 was a Landslide.

The 1948 U.S. presidential election was a stunning upset in which incumbent President Harry S. Truman, running as a Democrat, defeated Republican challenger Thomas E. Dewey, despite widespread predictions of Dewey’s victory. Truman’s populist campaign and whistle-stop tour energized voters, while a famously premature “Dewey Defeats Truman” headline symbolized the polling errors of the time.

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1928 was a Landslide.

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1904 was a Landslide.

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1888 was a Landslide.

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