Which best describes scholars' interpretation of richard nixon's victory in the presidential election of 1968?

The 1968 U.S Presidential Election was a tumultuous one. There was Vietnam War, massive anti-war protests, and the assassination of Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther, and assassination riots. In short, there was widespread disorder. Nixon ran a campaign promising restoration of law and order and making a new leadership to lead the Vietnam War. Nixon won by a small margin in terms of popular vote, and he failed miserably in Southern states.

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the correct answer is: the fact that the anti-federalist papers were considered poorly written.