Two come to mind: Richard Nixon’s defeat of George McGovern in 1972, and Ronald Reagan’s defeat of Walter Mondale in 1984. The electoral map flowed red those years. It was forty-nine states to one, ...

President-elect Donald Trump pulled off an electoral map feat no candidate has achieved in four decades: capturing all seven key swing states.

1988 Electoral College Map. 270toWin Ronald Reagan in 1984 The 1984 election saw Ronald Reagan secure a second landslide against Democrat Walter Mondale, capturing 525 of 538 Electoral College ...

Brett Favre's hope for how the electoral map of America turns out split his fans, after he belief that 'if everyone put God first', would yield an unpredictable result for the election.

Check out the interactive map below for results of the 2024 presidential race in Minnesota. Hover over or tap on any of Minnesota's 87 counties on the map to see specific results for that county.

Trump's 11-point lead was the largest for a presidential candidate in Ohio in 40 years since President Ronald Reagan defeated Walter Mondale by nearly 19 points in 1984.

California gave its 47 electoral votes to Reagan, helping him complete a very red map. Margin of victory by state, 1984 presidential election.

Two things about this map look wild by 2024 standards: the fact that there are so few states filled in and the fact that the states that cast electoral votes are all shaded in green.

Q. Most political scholars say the last true landslide was in 1984’s Ronald Reagan vs. Walter Mondale contest. From then on, the votes have been more evenly split. Are the days of landslides over? A.

This would be the biggest win for any candidate since 1984, when then-President Ronald Reagan beat former Vice President Walter Mondale with 525 Electoral College votes.

The last time Massachusetts voted for a Republican presidential candidate was in 1984 when Ronald Reagan defeated Walter Mondale in the 1984 presidential election.

In 1984, Reagan was reelected with a resounding victory in Michigan against Democrat Walter Mondale by 19 points.