Biggest presidential election win

Answer 1

United States presidential election of 1964

Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey won 61.1% of the national popular vote, which remains the highest popular-vote percentage over a race with actual opponents.

United States presidential election of 1820

President James Monroe and Vice President Daniel D. Tompkins ran effectively unopposed and were re-elected at 80.6%. The previous two presidential elections of 1789 and 1792, which George Washington ran without serious opposition.

Answer 2

In 1820 James Monroe ran unopposed by any other popular candidate. He won 80.6% of the vote, the most by any president ever, but if you don't consider that fair than its the 1920 election won by Warren G. Harding who won against Democrat James M. Cox by 26.2%. Harding actually died like a month after inaguaration from like food poisoning or something. Don't let people tell you it was LBJ he was only the 5th largest victory or Nixon he was only the fourth. Hope that helps.

Everything you said was correct, except for the part about Harding's death. He died two years after being inaugurated, and he died of a heart attack. You might be thinking of William Henry Harrison who died exactly one month after being sworn in. He died from a cold that turned into pneumonia.

This is actually incorrect. George Washington won 100% of the electoral college against John Adams. TWICE.

Answer 3

In electoral vote, George Washington twice won by a unanimous vote. In 1820, James Monroe won all but one electoral vote.
In popular vote, Franklin D. Roosevelt won 60.8% of the vote in his 1936 election against Alf Landon, and carried 46 states to win all but 8 of the electoral vote.

In second place for landslides, Ronald Reagan won 58.8% of the popular vote in 1984 and carried 49 states for all but 13 of the electoral.

Answer 4

Obama, he won by a lot he had 2 times McCain

nope. George Washington vs John Adams. Twice. 100% to 0.

Answer 5

Jimmy Carter was the president that lost re-election by the largest number. He lost the 1980 presidential election to Ronald Reagan by 440 electoral college votes.

Answer 6

1788 George Washington won with 69, John Adams had 34 1936 Franlkin Roosevelt won with 523, Alfred Landon had 8 Most recent was Ronald Reagan 525 to Walter Mondale's 13

Answer 7

The largest number of votes cast in a U.S. presidential election were 138,847,000 in 2016, 131,407,000 in 2008, 129,235,000 in 2012, and 122,349,000 in 2004.