I forgot to factor in the fact that Kennedy wasn't shot only a year before the election, rather vaporised four years prior. Anyway, I still see Rocky's affair, divorce, and love child hurting him in the polls and in the run up to the General Election, and so while it may not be a landslide, it should still be a comfortable win for Johnson.
- Dakota's voting habits seem off in the '60 - '64 era, with them being opposites in the period before and after. Thereofore, I admit Rocky likely would have won an additional three votes.
- Tennesse would not have gone to Rocky. While the East was a Republican region, Rocky's stance on Civil Rights would have been enough to put him into third place rather than second or first, as would be the case everywhere in the former Confederacy. They would either go to Wallace or, more likely, simply sit out the election.