Today in History: November 6, President Ronald Reagan reelected in landslide
Briefly

On this date in 1984, President Ronald Reagan decisively won reelection against Walter Mondale, securing all states except for Minnesota, thus underscoring his political dominance.
The 1860 election was historic as Abraham Lincoln, representing the Republican Party, triumphed over a divided Democratic field, heralding a new political era in the U.S.
The 1888 election showcased the electoral college system's peculiarities, with Benjamin Harrison winning the presidency despite losing the popular vote by a significant margin.
On November 6, 1947, 'Meet the Press' premiered on NBC, establishing a precedent for political journalism and becoming a cornerstone of American media.
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