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28 September, 13:50

What is the significance of the presidential election of 1960?

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    It was one of the closest elections in history as JFK won by a slim margin. Even though Nixon won in more states than his opponent, Kennedy won by winning favor in more popular states that carried many electoral votes than Nixon had.
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