How many remaining votes Ike would need from 125
The text analyzes Eisenhower’s potential 1952 base by states carried by Dewey in 1952. It notes New York’s 1948 Republican tilt due to Wallace and estimates shifts if Wallace had not run, citing Michigan and Maryland as examples. It calculates that Dewey’s 141 electoral votes from these states would leave 125 more needed elsewhere to reach 266, with California cited as a key example.
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Eisenhower gains then loses in 1948 vote shifts
The piece analyzes 1948 election dynamics with Dewey Truman splits across Illinois Ohio and New York. It estimates how small shifts in Truman or Wallace support could have altered Eisenhower's electoral tally and discusses local political moves including Joseph L Spielman’s seat and city council actions.
Quiz on political convention opens with memory test
Following the Republican Na Wena Convention in Chicago, who was elected Republican national chairman to succeed Guy Gabrielson. What is the chief ingredient of chewing gum.
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