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Richard M. Nixon lost to John F. Kennedy in the 1960 Presidential election.
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∙ 12y agoIn 1968, Nixon won against Hubert Humphrey. In 1972, Nixon was re-elected against George McGovern.
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When did Richard Nixon lose his race for the presidency?
Nixon lost to John Kennedy in 1960.
Compared to earlier campaigns the 1960 presidential race made new us of?
television
What presidential candidate lost a close race for president then came back 8 years later and was elected president twice?
Richard Nixon
Why does teddy lose every presidential race at nationals park?
probably so that when he finally wins the fans will start roaring (in happiness)
Why was John F. Kennedy elected?
JFK defeated Richard Nixon in November 1960.
Who ran for president in 1965?
The Democratic candidate for President in 1960 was John F. Kennedy and the Republican candidate was Richard M. Nixon. The election was held on November 8, 1960, with John F. Kennedy winning the Presidency. The election was the closest Presidential race since 1916.
Who ran against Hubert Humphrey and won?
Richard Nixon ran against Hubert Humphrey in the 1968 presidential election and won. Nixon, the Republican candidate, emerged as the victor in a close race, winning the electoral college with 301 votes to Humphrey's 191.
Who will win presidential race?
Barack obama
What happens to losers of presidential race?
nothing
Who won Hawaii and Alaska in the presidential race?
Barack Obama won Hawaii. John McCain won Alaska. side note - Lyndon Johnson, Nixon, and Reagan are the only presidents to have won both Alaska and Hawaii.
Who was a presidential candidate in the 1968 elections?
Initially Lyndon Johnson sought re-election but he realized that that was not popular so he had Hubert Humphrey run. Bobby Kennedy got into the race late. Richard Nixon was the Republican candidate.
Did Madison ever lose an election?
No, I think he was never defeated . He won a race for Congress over James Monroe. He had to fight to get the Presidential nomination against Monroe and others, but prevailed.
