United States Presidential Election, 1984

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Introduction​

This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1984, the year of Republican President Ronald Reagan’s landslide reelection against Democrat Walter Mondale.

In the 1984 election of the current timeline, Reagan beat Mondale by over 18 percentage points, with Reagan winning 49 states. This revised version of history makes the 1984 landslide much wider. In this revision, Reagan has 73.3% of the popular vote compared to Mondale’s 25.7%, for a victory margin of over 47.5%. Reagan wins everything except the District of Columbia, claiming victory in all 50 states!

I’m doing this because Reagan deserves a greater landslide reelection than Nixon, since Reagan was a Republican in the true sense of the word who loved this country, compared to Nixon, who was a Republican In Name Only (RINO), or a moderate Republican with views leaning toward socialism and/or leftism in many ways. The 1984 presidential election will stand as the biggest landslide in the 20th century.

The revised election below is organized state-by-state in alphabetical order, for a total of 50 states plus the District of Columbia.

United States presidential election, 1984 (results estimated)​

Alabama​

Ronald Reagan (R): 1,186,971 (81%)
Walter Mondale (D): 261,650 (17.9%)
Other: 15,916 (1.1%)
Total: 1,464,537

Alaska​

Reagan: 161,845 (77.4%)
Mondale: 45,163 (21.6%)
Other: 2,197 (1.1%)
Total: 209,205

Arizona​

Reagan: 768,810 (74.7%)
Mondale: 249,761 (24.3%)
Other: 11,166 (1.1%)
Total: 1,029,737

Arkansas​

Reagan: 711,841 (77.7%)
Mondale: 194,224 (21.2%)
Other: 10,087 (1.1%)
Total: 916,152

California​

Reagan: 7,354,093 (70.8%)
Mondale: 2,920,819 (28.1%)
Other: 115,699 (1.1%)
Total: 10,390,611

Colorado​

Reagan: 989,526 (73%)
Mondale: 351,665 (25.9%)
Other: 15,007 (1.1%)
Total: 1,356,198

Connecticut​

Reagan: 984,652 (66.9%)
Mondale: 470,023 (32%)
Other: 16,159 (1.1%)
Total: 1,470,834

Delaware​

Reagan: 170,081 (66.3%)
Mondale: 83,625 (32.6%)
Other: 2,786 (1.1%)
Total: 256,492

District of Columbia​

Mondale: 141,464 (66.4%)
Reagan: 69,125 (32.5%)
Other: 2,299 (1.1%)
Total: 212,888

Florida​

Reagan: 3,382,057 (80.6%)
Mondale: 767,372 (18.3%)
Other: 46,605 (1.1%)
Total: 4,196,034

Georgia​

Reagan: 1,528,492 (83.7%)
Mondale: 277,214 (15.2%)
Other: 19,759 (1.1%)
Total: 1,825,465

Hawaii​

Reagan: 223,223 (66.1%)
Mondale: 111,086 (32.9%)
Other: 3,633 (1.1%)
Total: 337,942

Idaho​

Reagan: 366,072 (78.1%)
Mondale: 97,677 (20.8%)
Other: 5,155 (1.1%)
Total: 468,904

Illinois​

Reagan: 3,857,085 (72.2%)
Mondale: 1,425,144 (26.7%)
Other: 57,679 (1.1%)
Total: 5,339,908

Indiana​

Reagan: 1,773,238 (75.4%)
Mondale: 551,426 (23.5%)
Other: 25,614 (1.1%)
Total: 2,350,278

Iowa​

Reagan: 981,287 (70.8%)
Mondale: 388,708 (28.1%)
Other: 15,091 (1.1%)
Total: 1,385,086

Kansas​

Reagan: 822,242 (77.1%)
Mondale: 231,850 (21.8%)
Other: 11,691 (1.1%)
Total: 1,065,783

Kentucky​

Reagan: 1,037,728 (73.5%)
Mondale: 357,844 (25.4%)
Other: 15,543 (1.1%)
Total: 1,411,115

Louisiana​

Reagan: 1,332,658 (77.3%)
Mondale: 372,648 (21.6%)
Other: 18,721 (1.1%)
Total: 1,724,027

Maine​

Reagan: 382,603 (68.6%)
Mondale: 169,051 (30.3%)
Other: 6,027 (1.1%)
Total: 557,681

Maryland​

Reagan: 1,232,213 (72.1%)
Mondale: 457,784 (26.8%)
Other: 18,751 (1.1%)
Total: 1,708,748

Massachusetts​

Reagan: 1,895,751 (69.3%)
Mondale: 811,944 (29.7%)
Other: 29,811 (1.1%)
Total: 2,737,506

Michigan​

Reagan: 3,067,812 (71.9%)
Mondale: 1,152,524 (27%)
Other: 46,813 (1.1%)
Total: 4,267,149

Minnesota​

Reagan: 1,284,867 (59.2%)
Mondale: 862,302 (39.7%)
Other: 23,649 (1.1%)
Total: 2,170,818

Mississippi​

Reagan: 833,367 (85.6%)
Mondale: 129,458 (13.3%)
Other: 10,717 (1.1%)
Total: 973,542

Missouri​

Reagan: 1,678,737 (73.4%)
Mondale: 583,460 (25.5%)
Other: 25,474 (1.1%)
Total: 2,287,671

Montana​

Reagan: 292,817 (73%)
Mondale: 103,868 (25.9%)
Other: 4,321 (1.1%)
Total: 401,006

Nebraska​

Reagan: 548,959 (79.5%)
Mondale: 133,676 (19.4%)
Other: 7,525 (1.1%)
Total: 690,160

Nevada​

Reagan: 212,620 (72.9%)
Mondale: 75,859 (26%)
Other: 3,132 (1.1%)
Total: 291,611

New Hampshire​

Reagan: 297,735 (73.3%)
Mondale: 103,802 (25.6%)
Other: 4,423 (1.1%)
Total: 405,960

New Jersey​

Reagan: 2,480,969 (72.4%)
Mondale: 906,269 (26.5%)
Other: 37,497 (1.1%)
Total: 3,424,735

New Mexico​

Reagan: 358,922 (68.5%)
Mondale: 159,549 (30.4%)
Other: 5,721 (1.1%)
Total: 524,192

New York​

Reagan: 5,601,683 (69.7%)
Mondale: 2,346,459 (29.2%)
Other: 87,127 (1.1%)
Total: 8,035,269

North Carolina​

Reagan: 1,721,024 (78.5%)
Mondale: 448,150 (20.4%)
Other: 24,058 (1.1%)
Total: 2,193,232

North Dakota​

Reagan: 249,344 (74.6%)
Mondale: 81,174 (24.3%)
Other: 3,689 (1.1%)
Total: 334,207

Ohio​

Reagan: 3,491,608 (74.9%)
Mondale: 1,121,403 (24%)
Other: 50,689 (1.1%)
Total: 4,663,700

Oklahoma​

Reagan: 1,046,031 (81.8%)
Mondale: 219,568 (17.2%)
Other: 13,884 (1.1%)
Total: 1,279,483

Oregon​

Reagan: 795,320 (64%)
Mondale: 434,572 (34.9%)
Other: 13,646 (1.1%)
Total: 1,243,538

Pennsylvania​

Reagan: 3,798,807 (73%)
Mondale: 1,347,694 (25.9%)
Other: 56,344 (1.1%)
Total: 5,202,845

Rhode Island​

Reagan: 254,325 (56.7%)
Mondale: 189,491 (42.2%)
Other: 4,981 (1.1%)
Total: 448,797

South Carolina​

Reagan: 780,581 (79.1%)
Mondale: 195,542 (19.8%)
Other: 10,832 (1.1%)
Total: 986,955

South Dakota​

Reagan: 260,089 (73.3%)
Mondale: 90,638 (25.6%)
Other: 3,927 (1.1%)
Total: 354,654

Tennessee​

Reagan: 1,339,879 (76.5%)
Mondale: 391,426 (22.4%)
Other: 19,124 (1.1%)
Total: 1,750,429

Texas​

Reagan: 4,230,845 (77.7%)
Mondale: 1,156,387 (21.2%)
Other: 60,241 (1.1%)
Total: 5,447,473

Utah​

Reagan: 518,546 (81.4%)
Mondale: 111,793 (17.5%)
Other: 6,981 (1.1%)
Total: 637,320

Vermont​

Reagan: 163,750 (68.8%)
Mondale: 71,754 (30.1%)
Other: 2,622 (1.1%)
Total: 238,126

Virginia​

Reagan: 1,680,766 (77.3%)
Mondale: 470,997 (21.7%)
Other: 23,740 (1.1%)
Total: 2,175,503

Washington​

Reagan: 1,227,774 (64.9%)
Mondale: 644,714 (34.1%)
Other: 20,743 (1.1%)
Total: 1,893,231

West Virginia​

Reagan: 620,140 (72.8%)
Mondale: 221,988 (26.1%)
Other: 9,377 (1.1%)
Total: 851,505

Wisconsin​

Reagan: 1,695,198 (70.9%)
Mondale: 671,301 (28.1%)
Other: 25,979 (1.1%)
Total: 2,392,478

Wyoming​

Reagan: 172,440 (86.7%)
Mondale: 24,230 (12.2%)
Other: 2,191 (1.1%)
Total: 198,861

United States (total)​

Reagan: 71,916,548 (73.3%)
Mondale: 25,188,190 (25.7%)
Other: 1,074,843 (1.1%)
Total: 98,179,581

Notes​

  • Reagan won all counties in 42 out of 50 states.
  • Reagan lost only 15 divisions throughout the country. These include:
    • The District of Columbia (1)
    • Two counties in Alabama (2-3)
      • Greene
      • Macon
    • Three counties in Kentucky (4-6)
      • Breathitt
      • Elliott
      • Knott
    • Four counties in Minnesota (7-10)
      • Carlton
      • Lake
      • St. Louis
      • Swift
    • Deer Lodge county, Montana (11)
    • Rio Arriba county, New Mexico (12)
    • Shannon county, South Dakota (13)
    • Duval county, Texas (14)
    • Charles City county, Virginia (15)
Here’s an addendum to this presidential election. It involves the five boroughs of New York City. The estimated revised results are as follows:

Staten Island​

Reagan: 110,736 (84.5%)
Mondale: 18,921 (14.4%)
Other: 1,469 (1.1%)
Total: 131,126

Queens​

Reagan: 582,810 (67.5%)
Mondale: 271,035 (31.4%)
Other: 9,322 (1.1%)
Total: 863,167

Brooklyn​

Reagan: 527,856 (60.6%)
Mondale: 334,671 (38.4%)
Other: 9,241 (1.1%)
Total: 871,768

The Bronx​

Reagan: 269,355 (53.5%)
Mondale: 228,911 (45.4%)
Other: 5,389 (1.1%)
Total: 503,655

Manhattan​

Reagan: 327,166 (53.6%)
Mondale: 276,486 (45.3%)
Other: 6,961 (1.1%)
Total: 610,613

New York City (total)​

Reagan: 1,817,923 (61%)
Mondale: 1,130,024 (37.9%)
Other: 32,382 (1.1%)
Total: 2,980,329

Trivia​

Yes, Reagan wins all five boroughs in 1984.
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Comments

Num7
Your articles are really detailed. Do you do it entirely yourself? Or do you use AI here and there?

I'm also curious as to how you come up with all those exact, specific changes and numbers? :)
 
Classicalfan626
To answer your questions:
  1. Not exactly. I start off with some research on what the results are in the current history or timeline, then I go from there.
  2. No, I don't use AI for anything except my pictures.
  3. The information in the articles are a combination of research and changing the facts. I change the numbers with the aid of a calculator.
Does this help in your understanding?

Also, I thank you for your first comment. You have to have all the details you want to change; I go to practically every nook and cranny of details and aspects in my articles, and with that you can see how I'm adamant in my long term goal of changing history. :)
 

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