1980: Ronald Reagan won with 55%, defeating runner-up John Connally.
1984: Uncontested (Reagan was the incumbent president and was re-nominated).
1988: George H. W. Bush won with 49%, defeating runner-up Bob Dole.
1992: George H. W. Bush won with 67%, defeating runner-up Pat Buchanan.
1996: Bob Dole won with 45%, defeating runner-up Pat Buchanan.
2000: George W. Bush won with 53%, defeating runner-up John McCain.
2004: Uncontested (Bush was the incumbent president and was re-nominated).
2008: John McCain won with 33%, defeating runner-up Mike Huckabee.
2012: Newt Gingrich won with 40%, defeating runner-up Mitt Romney.
2016: Donald Trump won with 33%, defeating runner-up Marco Rubio.
What do we see here?
What we see here is a repeat of 2008, when McCain won with a very low 33% plurality, because the majority of the voters--who did not want McCain--were split among the alternatives. And look how that turned out.
Looks like America is going to be a communist nation.
What do we see here?
Let me guess...
...a WHOLE lot of OTHER candidates missing?