Answer: The correct answer is : The 1936 Republican presidential candidate lost in a landslide.
Explanation: Franklin D. Roosevelt reinstated several government programs in 1937 and this strengthened the conservative opposition to the New Deal. For the presidential elections of 1936, conservative Alf Landon ran against Roosevelt, opposed New Deal in labor and commercial policies. The New Deal was a series of programs and projects, financial reforms and regulations proposed by Roosevelt, in response to the recovery needs of the Great Depression.