In the 1980 presidential campaign,
A) Edward Kennedy challenged incumbent President Carter for the nomination of the Democratic party.
B) Ronald Reagan failed to gain control of either house of Congress for the Republican party.
C) third-party candidate John Anderson prevented Ronald Reagan from winning a majority of the popular vote.
D) Ronald Reagan won the presidency by the closest margin since the Kennedy-Nixon election of 1960.
E) Reagan tailored his campaign to appeal to independents and liberal Democrats.
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