What factors helped Roosevelt win a landslide victory in 1936?

Roosevelt won the election of 1936 by a landslide because his New Deal policies directly benefited a wide coalition of voters, including African Americans, farmers, workers, immigrants, and women. It certainly helped that millions of Americans had received jobs or restructured mortgages from Roosevelt's government.

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