Which best illustrates public attitudes toward conservative New Deal opposition?

Franklin D. Roosevelt’s overwhelming victory over Republican candidate Alf Landon in 1936 showed that voters broadly supported the New Deal, despite conservative opposition. Landon won only two states, making his landslide defeat the clearest evidence of public attitudes. Court rulings and Huey Long’s assassination do not directly show how voters responded to conservative opposition.

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