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August 4, 2010
Graph of the Day for August 4, 2010
"On average, conservatives outnumber liberals by about 20 percentage points across all states. Only in the District of Columbia and Rhode Island did liberals outnumber conservatives during the first half of 2010." Gallup, August 2, 2010.
Gallup Poll Results: Self-Identified Ideology
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Hoven's Index for August 4, 2010
Percent of popular vote won by Ronald Reagan in 1984: 58.8%
Electoral votes won by Ronald Reagan in 1984: 525
Electoral votes won by Walter Mondale in 1984: 13 (Minnesota and DC)
Source: Electoral Map.
Graph of the Day Archive.
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