That was U.S. Senator Silas Wright of New York.
Senator Ted Kennedy challenged President Carter for the Democratic nomination in the 1980 primaries. Despite a spirited campaign, Kennedy ultimately lost to Carter, who went on to be the Democratic candidate in the general election, where he lost to Republican candidate Ronald Reagan.
President John Tyler was kicked out of the Whig Party due to his policies. He entered the Election of 1844 as an independent but dropped out of the race in August. Incumbent President Millard Fillmore failed to get the Whig Party nomination in 1852, losing it to Winfield Scott. In 1856, incumbent President Franklin Pierce lost the Democratic Party nomination to James Buchanan. Andrew Johnson's lack of popularity is blamed for his loss of the Democratic Party nomination of 1868. Although incumbent President Chester A. Arthur was one of the frontrunners in the 1884 election campaign, he did not make a serious bid for re-nomination due to his health. Other one-term Presidents either did not seek re-nomination or won the nomination but lost the election.
Prior to President Johnsons withdrawal from the election (March 31st 1968) his primary opponents for the Democratic nomination were... Robert F Kennedy Eugene McCarthy Hubert Humphrey George McGovern
He won his party's nomination and the Presidential election.
Hilary Clinton tried for the Democratic nomination in 2008. She came close to winning but lost out at the end.
Robert F. Kennedy, brother of President Kennedy, was assassinated the same summer that he was expected to receive the 1968 Democratic Party presidential nomination.
No. After the 2012 election, the Secretary of State's intention is to leave politics for a while and recharge her batteries. Many political observers consider her the favorite for the 2016 Democratic nomination for president.
James Buchanan ran for the Democratic nomination three times (in 1844 ,1848 and 1852 ) before he was finally nominated and won the election in 1856.
They are both running for the nomination of the Democratic party. The winning nominee will face Republican candidate John McCain in the election.
James Knox Polk won the presidential election of 1844 because he was the "candidate of expansion".
It's usually a primary election, though other instances can occur as well.
It's usually a primary election, though other instances can occur as well.