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Who are the people in the last 50 years only three candidates have been elected president without winning the state of California?
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There are 6 presidents (7 elections) that won without California
Garfield - 1880
Cleveland - 1884
Wilson - 1912
Kennedy - 1960
Carter - 1976
George W Bush - 2000, 2004
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Who are three presidential candidates in the last fifty years that have been elected President without winning the state of California?
George W. Bush, 2000 and 2004Jimmy Carter, 1976JFK, 1960Google Dave Leip's Atlas of Presidential Elections. It shows all past presidential election results.
Did Barack Obama become president?
Yes, Barack Obama was elected president in November 2008; he was also re-elected in November 2012, winning a second term.
When was Barack Obama elected this year?
He was elected on November 6, 2012 and was given a second term as president as a result of winning the election.
What president were elected without winning the popular vote?
John Q. Adams, Rutherford B. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison, and George W. Bush were elected without winning the popular vote.
Since1888 who was the first man to be elected president without winning the popular vote?
George Bush
What three candidates won without winning the state of California?
George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter and John Kennedy.
What state has the longest winning streak for voting for the candidate that ends up being elected President?
ohio
What specific candidates have a difficult time winning electoral votes?
Third party candidates have a difficult time winning electoral votes
Has a President ever won an election without carrying their home state?
No- winning presidential candidates have always carried their home states. In fact, losing candidates almost always carry their home states.
Was George W. Bush the first man since 1888 to be elected president without winning the popular vote?
yes
Did Theodore Roosevelt win a presidential election?
No. Theodore Roosevelt was only elected President once, in 1904. He served out most of McKinley's term after McKinley was assassinated prior to being elected President. He ran again but lost in 1912.
Is the President appointed and not elected by the US citzens?
As I understand it (I am British) the 2 political parties (Republican & Democrat) choose a leader who is then voted for by universal adult suffrage. The parties each elect a candidate & the people have a choice of these two. There may be other candidates, but it appears to me that these do not have any chance of actually winning.
