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Landslides - in proportion....

Charted are percentage shares of the US popular vote, 1960 to date. The three green spikes are Wallace, Anderson and Perot.


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Anonymous Anonymous said... 1:25 pm

Hmmm. Your graph seems to show that Gerald Ford got more votes than Jimmy Carter in 1976. I don't remember that.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 2:14 pm

Good spot - the figures were transposed. It should be 48% Ford, 50.1% Carter.  



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