If Nixon's 1968 election was indicative of realignment,then Carter's victory in 1976 would be considered __________.

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Carter's victory in 1976 was a deviating election, meaning it was a one-time event that did not indicate a realignment of American politics. It was largely unrelated to Watergate and not a rejection of liberal ideas, as Carter campaigned on progressive policies such as human rights and energy conservation. However, his victory was not seen as a long-term shift in the political landscape.

If Nixon's 1968 Election Was Indicative of Realignment,then Carter's Victory