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We would change the fact that the Electoral college has most power over which president wins, giving popular votes a say in which president wins. In this case, the election of 1960 was favored in Kennedy since he won both electoral votes and popular votes

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Got 303 of the electoral votes

Won the popular vote

34,227,096 popular votes

100,000 more popular votes than Nixon

Kennedy won by winning key states with more electoral votes rather than more states

Won Iowa and New Hampshire

Being a Roman Catholic was his main issue running for president

Was able to use television as an advantage

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"A time for greatness 1960" – U.S. presidential campaign theme of John F. Kennedy (Kennedy also used "We Can Do Better" and "Leadership for the 60s").

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White- Democrat: 39.1% Republican: 58.7

Black- Democrat: 92.7% Republican: 6.4%

Hispanic- Democrat: 70.6% Republican: 27.5%

Asian- Democrat: 73.2% Republican: 26%

Other- Democrat: 57.7% Republican: 38.5%

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Got 219 electoral votes

Did not win popular vote

Won 34,107,646 popular votes

Won more states than Kennedy but were not as effective states

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"For the Future" - U.S. presidential campaign theme of Richard Nixon