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Election of 1992

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- The ^V1 notations refers to notes in the red cell immediately below.
- The popular vote shown is for the Party Ticket. Popular Vote Results will vary among sources but will give a general idea of the percentage in relation to the other results. Popular vote figures exclude those states that did not use a popular vote to select their electors to the Electoral College.
- - - Amendment XII was enacted after the tie in 1800 - In 1804 the electors began voting for President and Vice President using separate ballots. This change ensured the Vice President would most likely be of the same party as the President.
- Beginning in 1848 all States hold the presidential election on the same day in November.

Year

Presidential Candidates

Party

Electoral

Popular Vote

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1992

1
2
3
4
5
6

William J. (Bill) Clinton
George H. W. Bush
H. Ross Perot^V3
Andre V. Marrou
James "Bo" Gritz
Other

Democratic^V1
Republican
(Independent) ^V2
Libertarian
Populist
(nominal parties)

370
168
    0
    0
    0
    0

44,909,889
39,104,545
19,742,267
290,087
106,152
269,507

Vice Presidential Candidates

Party

Electoral

1
2
3
4
5
6

Albert A. Gore, Jr.
J. Danforth Quayle
James B. Stockdale
Nancy Lord
Cy Minett
---

Democratic
Republican
(Independent)
Libertarian
Populist
---

370
168
    0
    0
    0
---

Index

^V1	William Jefferson Clinton won only 43% of the popular vote but a wide margin in the Electoral College.
^V2	George Bush presided over the recession of 1990-91 though it had ended before the election. Bush promoted lower taxes and government spending. It is believed that one major factor was that Bush had stated "Read my lips: No new taxes," to later in a tough decision, compromise with the democrats to allow their increase of taxes.
^V³	Ross Perot spending his own money advertised extensively. For a period of nearly two months he led in the polls until withdrawing from the race to shortly after, again, declare himself a candidate. Perot was the only third-party candidate allowed in a nationally televised presidential debate with both major party candidates.
*	Ralph Nader encouraged a write-in vote of "None of the Above," resulting with several writing in his name. Nader being a leftist, curiously, garnered more Republican votes than democrat votes.

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Election of 1992

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