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... percentage of the total vote was 49.7 to Nixon's 49.5 . Of the two - party vote they had respec- tively 50.1 percent and 49.9 percent . Republicans carried Cali- fornia by the absentee ballots . They won much of the West ; the Midwest ...
... percentage of the total vote was 49.7 to Nixon's 49.5 . Of the two - party vote they had respec- tively 50.1 percent and 49.9 percent . Republicans carried Cali- fornia by the absentee ballots . They won much of the West ; the Midwest ...
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... percent to 27 percent for Harold E. Stassen . Rockefeller staged a strong cam- paign in Oregon for 33 percent of the vote against 27 percent for Lodge , 18 percent for Goldwater , and 17 percent for Nixon . Lodge's backers endorsed ...
... percent to 27 percent for Harold E. Stassen . Rockefeller staged a strong cam- paign in Oregon for 33 percent of the vote against 27 percent for Lodge , 18 percent for Goldwater , and 17 percent for Nixon . Lodge's backers endorsed ...
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... percent of the two - party vote to Goldwater's 38.7 percent , 43.1 million to 27.2 million . Goldwater carried Arizona and five southern states - South Carolina , Georgia , Alabama , Mississippi , and Louisiana - for a count in the ...
... percent of the two - party vote to Goldwater's 38.7 percent , 43.1 million to 27.2 million . Goldwater carried Arizona and five southern states - South Carolina , Georgia , Alabama , Mississippi , and Louisiana - for a count in the ...
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PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party 73 | 7 |
1856 | 17 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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