[OC] 1900 Presidential Election in Chicago by Precinct [5295 x 5295]
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[OC] 1880 Presidential Election in Philadelphia by Precinct [5300 x 5785]
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[OC] Average 1920s US Presidential Election Results [5000 x 3250]
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Average presidential election results of FDR
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South Carolina and Mississippi were the last states to adopt the presidential short ballot. The 1980 election was the last one where voters had to vote for each presidential elector, instead of as a slate. The first states to adopt the short ballot were Nebraska and Iowa for the 1920 election.
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"Warren G. Harding is a very respectable Ohio politician of the second class. He has never been a leader of men or a director of policies."- New York Times on the nomination of Harding
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Can anybody explain rural presidential politics in the 1980s and 1990s?
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FDR (right) while at Groton School, 1890s
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Why did Cleveland do better in some farm states like Iowa in 1892 than Bryan in 1896?
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Map of Northeastern Virginia and Vicinity of Washington (1862)
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What is your favorite caricature of a President?
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The 1880 presidential election resulted in a split in California's electoral vote for the first time. At the time, voters chose electors individually. One of Hancock's electors (Terry) was controversial for killing Senator Broderick in a duel in 1859. As a result, a Garfield elector was elected.
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Crowds in Tacoma, WA welcoming President Harrison in 1891.
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The Champs-Élysées following the Siege of Paris and the Paris Commune, 1871
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When would Bourbon Democrats have died out had Harrison won re-election in 1892?
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In 1956, ex-VP Barkley spoke of sitting with freshman Senators and ended with an allusion to Psalm 84:10, saying "I'm glad to sit on the back row, for I would rather be a servant in the House of the Lord than to sit in the seats of the mighty." He then collapsed on stage and died of a heart attack.
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"The Way to Peace!" 1918, Germany, promoting the advances of the Central Powers and the German Spring Offensive
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Crowds at the Lustgarten next to the Royal Palace in Berlin on 1 August 1914 waiting for the declaration of war
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Why do people assume that TR would walk right into the White House had Taft lost the Republican nomination? In the states where TR was the Republican nominee in 1912, he did much worse than Taft in 1908 percentage-wise.
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Which Presidents had a significant amount of their own policies overturned by judges and justices that they appointed?
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Battleground state map from August 2004, showing Kerry leading in all battleground states except Ohio and WV
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Caricature portraying opponents of President William McKinley's foreign policy as natives, 1900
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Which presidential election do you find the most interesting?
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Letter to Calvin Coolidge imploring the federal government to stop the Klan.
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Cartoon portraying Calvin Coolidge as the Sphinx for his silence on the KKK, October 13, 1924, Louisville Courier-Journal, US.
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