Nate Silver fact-checks Conway's claim that Trump won in 'historic landslide'

Nate Silver, pollster and editor-in-chief of FiveThirtyEight, fact-checked former campaign manager Kellyanne Conway's claim Monday that Donald TrumpDonald TrumpSunday shows preview: House GOP removes Cheney from leadership position; CDC issues new guidance for fully vaccinated Americans Navajo Nation president on Arizona's new voting restrictions: An 'assault' on our rights The Memo: Lawmakers on edge after Greene's spat with Ocasio-Cortez MORE won the presidency in a historic landslide.

Lined up alongside the last 10 elections, Silver noted that Trump's win was "actually way below average for a winner's total," coming in with more electoral votes than just President George W. Bush.

Actually way below average for a winner's total:
1984—525
1980—489
1988—426
1996—379
1992—370
2008—365
2012—332
*2016—306*
2004—286
2000—271 https://t.co/C9z8I9jPYZ

— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) November 28, 2016

306. Landslide. Blowout. Historic. https://t.co/ObYZDo8cBq

— Kellyanne Conway (@KellyannePolls) November 28, 2016

Conway, Trump's former campaign manager, tweeted that Trump's win was "Landslide. Blowout. Historic." earlier on Monday.