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Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford were the main canidates.

In the Democratic Party other people who ran were:

Jimmy Carter

Jerry Brown

George Wallace

Morris Udall

Henry Jackson

Frank Church

Robert Byrd

Sargent Shriver

Fred Harris

Birch Bayh

Lloyd Benson

Terry Sanford

Walter Faunroy

In the Republican primaries the following people ran:

Gerald Ford

Ronald Reagan

Jimmy Carter won the election.

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Richard Nixon won the 1972 presidential election defeating George McGovern. In the 1972 presidential election Richard Nixon received 520 electoral votes and George McGovern received 17 electoral votes.

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There was no presidential election in 1975. The US president that year was Gerald Ford. He had been the vice president under President Richard Nixon, but when a scandal caused Nixon to resign in 1974, Mr. Ford took over. He was still in the White House in 1975.

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in the 1972 presidential election the Republican candidate was Richard Nixon, and the Democratic candidate was George McGovern. Nixon won with 60% of the vote.

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Jimmy Carter did and he won

He ran against Gerald Ford.

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The Republican was Gerald R. Ford, the Democrat was Jimmy Carter. There were many 3rd party competitors as well. In addition Ronald Reagan also won 1 Republican electoral vote in Washington.

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