2024’s quick win for Trump will go down in the history books alongside 1964 and 1980 Election Day landslides. Story by Shannon Bow O'Brien, The University of Texas at Austin • 1w.

They agreed to pool their resources in the 1964 election to compile the vote count for key races, an arrangement that would last in some form for more than 50 years and eventually expand to ...

They agreed to pool their resources in the 1964 election to compile the vote count for key races, an arrangement that would last in some form for more than 50 years and eventually expand to ...

But its dire prediction was spot on: Johnson defeated Goldwater in a landslide in the Nov. 3, 1964, general election that resulted in a national electoral wipeout for Republicans up and down the ...

On Election Day, Nov. 3, 1964, Goldwater carried only his home state — by 1 percentage point — and the Southern states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina.

They agreed to pool their resources in the 1964 election to compile the vote count for key races, an arrangement that would last in some form for more than 50 years and eventually expand to ...

They agreed to pool their resources in the 1964 election to compile the vote count for key races, an arrangement that would last in some form for more than 50 years and eventually expand to ...

They agreed to pool their resources in the 1964 election to compile the vote count for key races, an arrangement that would last in some form for more than 50 years and eventually expand to ...

They agreed to pool their resources in the 1964 election to compile the vote count for key races, an arrangement that would last in some form for more than 50 years and eventually expand to ...