In 1972, Gerald Ford, incumbent of Michigan's 5th district, was challenged by the following candidates:
Jimmy Carter defeated Gerald Ford in the 1976 election.
Gerald R. Ford in the Election of 1976.
He was defeated in the 1976 election by Jimmy Carter.
In 1976, Reagan challenged incumbent President Gerald Ford in a bid to become the Republican Party's candidate for president. Gerald Ford won the nomination at the Republican convention.
The Republican Party nominees for President who ran against Jimmy Carter were... 1976: Gerald R. Ford (incumbent president) 1980: Ronald Reagan (former governor of California)
Jimmy Carter won the 1976 presidential election defeating Gerald Ford. In the 1976 presidential election Jimmy Carter received 297 electoral votes (55.3%) and Gerald Ford received 240 electoral votes (44.7%). The popular vote totals were Carter 40,830,763 and Ford 39,147,793.
Jimmy Carter won the 1976 presidential election defeating Gerald Ford.
No, he was defeated by Jimmy Carter in 1976 and retired to Southern California, where he lived out his life. There was an attempt but he wasn't injured.
No. Agnew was replaced as vice-president by Gerald Ford in October, 1973. Ford became President in August , 1974 when Nixon resigned as President. Jimmy Carter defeated Ford in the election of 1976 and thus became President.
Gerald Ford pardoned his predecessor who had resigned in a cloud of suspicion and that pardon hurt Ford in the 1976 election.
Jimmy Carter won the 1976 presidential election defeating Gerald Ford. In the 1976 presidential election Jimmy Carter received 297 electoral votes (55.3%) and Gerald Ford received 240 electoral votes (44.7%). The popular vote totals were Carter 40,830,763 and Ford 39,147,793.
As of 1976, Gerald Ford was the current and 38th President.