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What political party denied President Millard Fillmore's attempt to run for the 1852 US presidential election?
President Millard Fillmore was a Whig and sought to be nominated by the Whigs for the 1852 US presidential election. His attempt was blocked by members of his own party. Northern anti-slavery Whigs used their power to have General Winfield Scott be the Whig candidate. Scott lost the 1852 election to Democrat Franklin Pierce.
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What political party did William Taft represent in the 1912 presidential election?
President William Taft was the Republican Party candidate in the 1912 presidential election .
Former vice president who staged a remarkable political comeback to win presidential election in 1968?
Lyndon B. Johnson
Former vice president who staged a remarkable political comeback tooo win presidential election in 1968?
Richard Nixon.
What political tactic led the candidate to victory in the 1896 presidential election?
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How many years does major and minor political parties nominate candidates for president and vice president?
They nominate before every election, which is every four years.
Which president did not win the presidential election?
Ford
Does the president vote in a presidential election?
Yes
Can the president of the US stop a presidential election?
no
What is an election within a political party to select a Presidential candidate?
primary election
Do you have to win he senate's seat before competing with the president in the presidential election?
No. Several Presidents were governors or held other political office prior to becoming President. Some held no political office at all.
What a presidential primary?
That is an election held by a political party as part of the process of nominating a candidate to represent the party in the presidential election.
Why was the outcome of the 1796 presidential election controversial?
The outcome of the 1796 presidential election was controversial because it resulted in the first contested election in American history. The Federalist candidate John Adams narrowly defeated the Democratic-Republican candidate Thomas Jefferson, but Adams's vice president was Jefferson's political rival, Thomas Pinckney. This created tension and a sense of political instability, as the president and vice president were from opposing parties.
