NOTE: Guys, in the making of this video, I considered a home state the state which each candidate started their career (political or not) until the moment of each election, not necessarily the state that the candidate was born. Eisenhower was the only one to "switch" his home state, as you already know, Ike was an important general and didn't start his political career until the presidency (in the US), so I decided it was best to put Pennsylvania in 56 as his home state, because he moved there during his term. Thanks for watching!
I never realized 1940 and 1944 were the only two consecutive elections in US history in which the two candidates were both from the same state, with both incumbants against different people. How specifically rare lol
@@robertriley4732 I think you are confusing birthstate and homestate. Willkie was an executive for C&S in New York City, and was known as a prominent businessman there. When he filed for candidacy, he declared New York his homestate--ie the state he was residing. Yes he was born in Indiana, but his career was in New York
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty And I guess the Democrats have been handling California well? (just to put it out there I hate many Republicans and Trump but the Democrats have screwed your state over, admit it.)
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty in my opinion it’d depend on what the polices / rhetoric the person has for who I’d wish would win 60% of the vote in California
3:41 I would genuinely listen to Truman’s song on its own merits - looking into it, the song was written by Chicago for a 1975 album of theirs, so not a genuine campaign song. As I suspected, it definitely sounded too advanced for 1948 lol - on a related note, Strom Thurmond’s “campaign song” made me lmao
@@jonleibow3604no Clinton would have been Poison to religious voters in the previously democratic Appalachian region which is why he did not campaign for gore you don’t know what your talking about. Bush ran on morality after the Lewinsky scandal and Clinton’s sexual deviance is largely responsible for bush’s victory
Being anti-gun won't win you any votes around here. We don't care if you're from here. If he had been neutral or even pro gun, he probably would have swept it.
Since this is a profile of US Presidential candidates, the percentages should use decimal points instead of commas, as decimal points are the accepted American usage.
Ford was just as corrupt as the man he pardoned, and I would argue that HW Bush being able to admit that Reaganomics don't work makes him the last respectable Republican.
Ford supported the Equal Rights Amendment, the Civil RightAct, more mass transit. He was from the era when Republicans were free to vote their conscience. Starting in 1980, they had to vote how the PACs told them to vote. It was the end of respectability in U.S. politics.
@RedWaveResults Yep. It Dosen't Talk About his Filibuster Of the Civil Rights Act of 1957 Or His Aid to Help Nixon Win the Upper South in 1968. Its Random Crap.
@@jett_power yeah like how tf did southerner vote for him? If he ran today, he'd be called a Marxist lenninist like how they called a milk toast social democrat like biden a Marxist
Hi! The song for Barack Obama and Joe Biden is a bit off. The Obama 2012 song is "We Take Care Of Our Own" by Bruce Springsteen. The Biden 2020 song is "We The People" by The Staple Singers.
This is great but you need to change the way you write numbers out. Commas denote a continuation of a whole number, whereas a period denotes the stop of a whole number followed by any cents or change that’s left over.
He moved to Delaware when he was a kid, so his official residence is in Wilmington, Delaware. But he hails from Scranton and Wilmington as his two homes. But on paper, it's Delaware.
It's interesting that in the 1968 election, though Wallace - an avowed segregationist - won, Humphrey was the candidate who came in second place in Alabama even though Humphrey was much more pro-civil rights than Richard Nixon. I find it interesting because it shows how long loyalty to the Democratic Party persisted in the Deep South in spite of more and more Democrats showing their civil rights bona fides over time. I guess political loyalties take a long time to burn out.
I think it was more that African Americans could actually vote without hindrance and wanted to vote for the guy who had been calling for civil rights since 1948
Nixon would've likely won Alabama if it wasn't for Wallace. There were 2 electorates, white and black southerners, Wallace had consolidated the largest voting block, and Humphrey had the second. Nixon would've won most of the white vote, although it might've been somewhat close.
Tell me, what else do you know about Hoover than his fail to combat the economic collapse on his THIRD year in office, that should have made California not vote for him 3 years in advance? Or are you just a demented conservative who has to blindly hate California?
I mean, as a Texan I always considered George W to be from Connecticut. The fake Texan schtick was actually kind of annoying, and he was a terrible president and governor on top of that
@@derrickstorm6976 Gore was considered somewhat conservative in his views. Like many white Southern Democrats, Gore was socially conservative on some issues. For example, he voted to limit federal funding for abortion. He also voted for a nationwide moment of silence to start the school day that many religious conservatives saw as an opportunity to bring prayer into the classroom. Gore even expressed reservations about homosexuality at the time in an interview. In 1984, Gore said, “I do not believe it is simply an acceptable alternative that society should affirm.” Gore was one of the few Democrats to vote for the Gulf War in 1991. Not to mention that he had a wife who founded the PMRC and tried to deny freedom of speech to everyone. Why do you consider Gore NOT a conservative?
@@larryhatcher8927dude the whole nation was against gay marriage in 2000 so what does that have to do with him being conservative? America being much more liberal now makes every decade conservative
Even all the way back in civil war times nyc was voting democrats. Since the party’s creation in 1854, New York county has only voted for a republican presidential candidate 3 times.
Realmente me sorprendió la cantidad de candidatos presidenciales provenientes de Massachusetts, a pesar de no ser un estado muy poblado, es realmente importante en el campo político.
10:56 in 1968 Nixon’s home state was not California and was Actually New York. He moved back to California in 1972 but was a New York resident from 1962-1969
NOTE:
Guys, in the making of this video, I considered a home state the state which each candidate started their career (political or not) until the moment of each election, not necessarily the state that the candidate was born.
Eisenhower was the only one to "switch" his home state, as you already know, Ike was an important general and didn't start his political career until the presidency (in the US), so I decided it was best to put Pennsylvania in 56 as his home state, because he moved there during his term. Thanks for watching!
Trump in 2020 switched to Florida by that point but I understand what you said it’s still factually incorrect.
I got confused af when Ike wasn’t shown as Kansas
@@aidanmohart3727 Trump geliyor az kaldı.
Trumps home state is Florida not New York.He changed it in 2020 and that’s the state that’s his home state.So you are wrong.
What the heck was that trashy song at the very end?
I never realized 1940 and 1944 were the only two consecutive elections in US history in which the two candidates were both from the same state, with both incumbants against different people. How specifically rare lol
Also, 1992. Perot and 1st Bush were from Texas.
1940 wasn't correct. William Wilkie was from Indiana when he ran for President in 1940.
@@robertriley4732 I think you are confusing birthstate and homestate. Willkie was an executive for C&S in New York City, and was known as a prominent businessman there. When he filed for candidacy, he declared New York his homestate--ie the state he was residing. Yes he was born in Indiana, but his career was in New York
This is the kind of statistical cherry picking that can make any baseball player look great lol
Also, if I’m not Wrong, the 1944 election is the only in US History where both candidates (FDR and Thomas Dewey) were from the same county
Hoover is the last Republican to win 60% of the vote in CA
Hopefully it will stay that way forever.
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty ain't no way you just said that😢
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty And I guess the Democrats have been handling California well?
(just to put it out there I hate many Republicans and Trump but the Democrats have screwed your state over, admit it.)
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty in my opinion it’d depend on what the polices / rhetoric the person has for who I’d wish would win 60% of the vote in California
@@tyjackgaming4574 There isn't any Republican who'd win a statewide race in California today.
its amazing that mondale almost lost his own home state, leaving him with JUST DC
Hopefully we see that happen in 2024.
@@thecomedypilot5894 the fact that i'm not sure who you're referring to is a terrifying thing
@@ElitePvPzFTW Well I’m obviously talking about a democrat so you be the guess.
@@thecomedypilot5894 I’m riding either biden this year, just didn’t know if the implication was “Red wave” 🥱
With*
3:05 That song aged like fermented piss
Dewey won. It must be true because I read it in a newspaper.
it kind of hurts
And Truman found a paper.
Ah, nvm. Wrong election.
What's the Hillary Clinton's song?
Went from healthy newborn to shriveled corpse in one night 😂
It's pretty cool to see that Georgia stood by Carter so decisively in both elections.
Was a great governor and helped to influence the improvement of Civil rights in the southern states after the Civil Rights act in 1964
NIXON'S SONG IS FIRE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣
I agree!
yes i agree
It’s one of the only ones that’s not terrible 🤣🤣🤣
1960 or 1968?
3:41 I would genuinely listen to Truman’s song on its own merits - looking into it, the song was written by Chicago for a 1975 album of theirs, so not a genuine campaign song. As I suspected, it definitely sounded too advanced for 1948 lol - on a related note, Strom Thurmond’s “campaign song” made me lmao
So they wrote it almost 30 years in advance??
It sounds like a beatles song
Nobody talks about that if Al Gore won his home state of Tennessee he wouldn't have needed Florida to win
Gore distanced himself from Clinton as much as he could in the 2000 campaign. A bad move, because Clinton was very popular in 2000.
Or if Gore won Clinton's home state of Arkansas.
@@jonleibow3604no Clinton would have been Poison to religious voters in the previously democratic Appalachian region which is why he did not campaign for gore you don’t know what your talking about. Bush ran on morality after the Lewinsky scandal and Clinton’s sexual deviance is largely responsible for bush’s victory
Nobody talks about that if USA didn't have its ass-backwards electoral college Gore would have won anyway
Being anti-gun won't win you any votes around here. We don't care if you're from here. If he had been neutral or even pro gun, he probably would have swept it.
We gotta make campaign songs prevalent again
Yea we need to do that
I'm digging some of these old campaign songs. Though the Dewey one from 1948 is ironic as hell.
"The White House is waiting for you"
Dewey: *loses*
Most mention 2020 but Eisenhower always considered himself to be from kansas
The Biden song makes me that Joe Biden missed a good opportunity to have a GI Joe theme.
Can probably do in 2024
@@happynotredamefan3736aged poorly
What i learned most from this video is that presidential campaign songs aren’t what they used to be.
3:07 this whole song is the definition of celebrating too soon
10:59 Nixon has the best campaign song
Loved the Dukakis song. So uplifting.
Omg yes!! :'D
Too bad Dukakis was actually a bigger clown than mitt romney
Reagan was less than 3000 votes for becoming the only candidate for President who won in the 50 states.
It should be hard for Mondale
Trump will do it
@@supereero9 maybe
You may not like Nixon, but he had the best election banger
15:28 Reagan came within 3,761 of a 50-state sweep in 1984!
He didn't put the effort in at the end in Minnesota he "let" Mondale have his home state.
@@Sylvander1911 He still could have won it though had he campaigned hard there.
@@thecomedypilot5894 Yes he could have. He chose to let Mondale win his home state.
So? James Buchanan won the 1856 election by a pretty hefty margin. Does that mean James Buchanan was a great leader?
What a fitting year lol, literally 1984 the year of Reagan.
Since this is a profile of US Presidential candidates, the percentages should use decimal points instead of commas, as decimal points are the accepted American usage.
I literally could not figure out what the numbers meant bc of this 😅
Same here. It drove me crazy for a while.
Europeans once again ruining something
Another day, another victory for the OG.
Eisenhower had the best campaign song!
i like ike
@@andres20111996 you like Ike
@@Josh-pu8mqeverybody likes Ike
California was as red as Georgia was blue.
Can we talk about how LBJ looks EXACTLY like De Niro ?
DeNiro had been mentioned as the person to play LBJ in bio movies, but he’s identified as too Northeastern urban.
Jeez. We were literally a 0.18 percent of the vote in Minnesota away from Reagan winning all 50 states 😂
But Reagan won West Virginia and Massachusetts by tiny margins, too.
Trump will do it now
@@supereero9 Lose all 50? I hope so, but he will win some states.
lyndon's song is absolutely fire 🔥🔥
It's Hello Dolly with modified lyrics
Carol Channing sang it at Johnson’s rallies. That got her in Nixon’s enemies list.
Watched Until 2016 and I didnt realize there was a home symbol above one of the candidates
Idk, but internal map for Kansas districts is just fun, people really fighting for those corn squares in a square state
Came for the maps stayed for the music
The Home State Factor.
Bruh Gore would have won the 2000 election had he carried Tennessee, regardless of Florida’s close margin.
Today seeing the political landscape it would have to be a senator from a swing state.
@@NatureBoy818channelor governor
Gerald Ford, the Last Respectable Republican ever to have held Office. America took a Nosedive when Reagan came to Power
Reagan was actually the last good Republican
@@Calimappin
Reagan is the One who opened the Door for the Extreme Right, which is why the Republican Party is so Effed up these Days
Ford was just as corrupt as the man he pardoned, and I would argue that HW Bush being able to admit that Reaganomics don't work makes him the last respectable Republican.
@@Calimappin The Reagan admin single handedly destroyed the country
Ford supported the Equal Rights Amendment, the Civil RightAct, more mass transit. He was from the era when Republicans were free to vote their conscience. Starting in 1980, they had to vote how the PACs told them to vote. It was the end of respectability in U.S. politics.
this is a great video
Thanks!
Lol the Strom Thurmond song
I had no idea that sounds with this old timey sound were still being produced today
2:34 Dewey looks absolutely creepy
In those days, that look was considered debonair.
What Is Up With Strom Thurmond's Song? It Isn't Even About Segregation Or The Like. It's a Metal Song from the 2000s.
@RedWaveResults Yep. It Dosen't Talk About his Filibuster Of the Civil Rights Act of 1957 Or His Aid to Help Nixon Win the Upper South in 1968. Its Random Crap.
@RedWaveResultsbased
É muito bom quando você tem uma ideia de vídeo e depois ele é recomendado...
Mondale's song sounds about as much of a clusterf'k as his campaign was.
What happened to them having campaign songs?
Everyone in Georgia must love Carter
Nah
Probably back then. Nowadays I doubt even most Georgians are super familiar with him.
Funny how he's the mot left leaning president and that Georgia still has the confederate flag as the state flag
@@RyuKyu.77 Well, that's because the South was still very democratic in state and local offices, and Carter was previously the state's governor.
@@jett_power yeah like how tf did southerner vote for him? If he ran today, he'd be called a Marxist lenninist like how they called a milk toast social democrat like biden a Marxist
Hi! The song for Barack Obama and Joe Biden is a bit off. The Obama 2012 song is "We Take Care Of Our Own" by Bruce Springsteen. The Biden 2020 song is "We The People" by The Staple Singers.
This is great but you need to change the way you write numbers out. Commas denote a continuation of a whole number, whereas a period denotes the stop of a whole number followed by any cents or change that’s left over.
I suppose they are european, since they use comas for cent.
@@aratra5386He is Brazilian
He is Brazilian. They use commas instead of periods, I know it looks horrible but it's whatever
So in 1960, Nixon won Cape Cod and Kennedy won Los Angeles County. Perhaps familiarity bred contempt.
Home state advantage mattered a lot more back in the day
Al Gore portrait looks like it was made with AI...
Ho lord, it's AI Gore !
Geez, Gerald Ford was such a gigachad!!
Nixon homestate in 1968 was new york bescause he moved cause losing governor 1962 to pat brown
When Nixon move back California during his presidency
@@timothythompson8755 when did he moved?
20:14 I really like this song
27:15 isnt Biden from Scranton not Delaware?
Biden grew up in Pennsylvania but lives in Delaware.
He moved to Delaware when he was a kid, so his official residence is in Wilmington, Delaware. But he hails from Scranton and Wilmington as his two homes. But on paper, it's Delaware.
@@fads90and now he lives in Washington DC
Joe's song sounds like a 90s teen drama cartoon intro. In terms of music/lyrical style, it's quite the banger.
Great video !
Obrigado, curto teus videos mano
New York was Richard Nixon’s home state in 1968 (it was California in 1972)
Trump was technically a resident of FL in 2020.
He didn’t move his residency until the end of 2020 thinking that would stop the fraud investigation in New York he thought wrong
Great job @salabazar! :)
Why does every picture of the non-president look unsettling
It's interesting that in the 1968 election, though Wallace - an avowed segregationist - won, Humphrey was the candidate who came in second place in Alabama even though Humphrey was much more pro-civil rights than Richard Nixon. I find it interesting because it shows how long loyalty to the Democratic Party persisted in the Deep South in spite of more and more Democrats showing their civil rights bona fides over time. I guess political loyalties take a long time to burn out.
I think it was more that African Americans could actually vote without hindrance and wanted to vote for the guy who had been calling for civil rights since 1948
Nixon would've likely won Alabama if it wasn't for Wallace. There were 2 electorates, white and black southerners, Wallace had consolidated the largest voting block, and Humphrey had the second. Nixon would've won most of the white vote, although it might've been somewhat close.
@@southerncaesar3371 And without the hindrance of the flag in your profile, right?
@@vercot7000 doesn’t seem related given the legacy of men like James Longstreet, PGT Beauregard, and William Mahone
Wallace actually won the black vote in Alabama in the 70s and 80s. It’s hard to run as a democrat and not win the black vote
26:58 this aged well
The music was a fantastic touch
California picking herbert hoover is a def top 10 california moves
Tell me, what else do you know about Hoover than his fail to combat the economic collapse on his THIRD year in office, that should have made California not vote for him 3 years in advance? Or are you just a demented conservative who has to blindly hate California?
7:56 JFK predicted Panic At The Disco
Good vid, but in 2020 Trump's home state was Florida
I know, in my commentary I explain this
I got this in my recommended as music
1952 just shows how many more people NYC has compared to the rest of the state.
True
Nixon home state is New York in 1968 and it change back to California later
You like Ike, I like Ike, Everybody like Ike. 😂
McCain's campaign song lowkey slaps
Don’t Stop was a great choice.
Can you make election governor of north Carolina can you do it?
4:28 This music is from 1948?? Oh… okay. It’s not.
The song was made 3 years after Truman's death
Herbert Hoover was not from California, he was from Iowa wtf are you on about
Por que parou com os vídeos? Eram e são tão bons.
What is the wallace song name? Its so unique
Wallace In the White House
Не знаю почему, но это вышло у меня в рекомендациях :D
Who is here for the music?
What is the song at 13:08? It is very beautiful.
So, basically NYC has almost always decided the outcome of NY State.
Why is John Kerry Camapin Song Never Surrender?
Please do Nevada for state governor
Джимми Картер 99 лет !!!
Социалист Президент Сша 1976-1980гг
In 2020 trumps home state was Florida not new york
I explain this in my commentary
Hes a snowbird
He did not move his residency to Florida until the end of the year when they fraud case really picked up and he thought that would stop the trail
For Donald Trump, you forgot his other home state in Florida.
I know, in my commentary I try to explain this
Well, he is persona non grata in New York.
I mean, as a Texan I always considered George W to be from Connecticut. The fake Texan schtick was actually kind of annoying, and he was a terrible president and governor on top of that
@@gugurupurasudaikirai7620i feel you as a Floridian, hes not a real floridian hes just a snowbird
His home state was New York in 2016 and Florida in 2020
Parabéns pelo video
Obrigado!
Wait, I thought Hoover's home state was Iowa
Mondale won his home state of Minnesota in 1984 by a narrow margin. He also won Washington DC. Reagan won the other 49 states.
Why Al Gore look like that bruh 😂😂😂😂
Cool video regardless
im dissappointed you didnt put Kansas for Dwight D. Eisenhower :(
Because he didn't reside in Kansas when he ran
someone please say which song is on 5:48, catchy asf
It's called Ike
“I like Ike”
They like Ike
All I watched happen in this video was California fuck itself shortly after Reagan went to DC.
Hey great video but what is going to the next video about
Wasn’t Mitt Romney from Utah?
He moved to Utah after 2012
anyone know the song at 16:06
The best america
In 2000, all Gore had to do to take the presidency was to win his home state of Tennessee......As conservative as he was, he could not do it
Al Gore was a nowhere close to being a conservative though
@@derrickstorm6976 Gore was considered somewhat conservative in his views. Like many white Southern Democrats, Gore was socially conservative on some issues. For example, he voted to limit federal funding for abortion. He also voted for a nationwide moment of silence to start the school day that many religious conservatives saw as an opportunity to bring prayer into the classroom. Gore even expressed reservations about homosexuality at the time in an interview. In 1984, Gore said, “I do not believe it is simply an acceptable alternative that society should affirm.” Gore was one of the few Democrats to vote for the Gulf War in 1991. Not to mention that he had a wife who founded the PMRC and tried to deny freedom of speech to everyone.
Why do you consider Gore NOT a conservative?
@@larryhatcher8927dude the whole nation was against gay marriage in 2000 so what does that have to do with him being conservative? America being much more liberal now makes every decade conservative
Bloody SF and NYC, always blue.
Even all the way back in civil war times nyc was voting democrats. Since the party’s creation in 1854, New York county has only voted for a republican presidential candidate 3 times.
Man Georgia sure does love Jimmy
Do the Oklahoma Governor's race!
anyone else thinking that mccains song is fire?
Realmente me sorprendió la cantidad de candidatos presidenciales provenientes de Massachusetts, a pesar de no ser un estado muy poblado, es realmente importante en el campo político.
10:00 George Wallace winning every majority black county is ironic to say the least and a little funny.
Jim Crow laws had a big effect as long as I've heard, so some people had to wait up until 1970 to vote freely in any election.
10:56 in 1968 Nixon’s home state was not California and was Actually New York. He moved back to California in 1972 but was a New York resident from 1962-1969