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Who was the first morman to secure the presidential nomination on a major party ticket?
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Mitt Romney was the first member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) to be a major party's presidential nominee in the 2012 US election.
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∙ 6y agoMitt Romney in 2012.
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When did Robert f Kennedy become president?
Robert "Bobby" Kennedy never made it to the White House. He was shot shortly after his nomination to the 1968 Democratic Presidential ticket. His brother President John F. Kennedy was assassinated earlier that decade in 1963.
What did MacArthur do after he was replaced as general during the Korean War?
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Who was the First African American on a presidential ticket in the 20th century?
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Who was the first woman to run for for vice president on the democratic ticket?
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What year was Geraldine Ferraro running for vice president?
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Is Sarah Palin the first female to be given the Vice Presidential nomination?
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When did Robert f Kennedy become president?
Robert "Bobby" Kennedy never made it to the White House. He was shot shortly after his nomination to the 1968 Democratic Presidential ticket. His brother President John F. Kennedy was assassinated earlier that decade in 1963.
Candidates for president and vice president are called the party's?
They are called the party's presidential ticket. Also the party's presidential nominees.
The primary role of a vice-presidential candidate who is chosen to balance the ticket is to what?
Attract more voters for the presidential candidate
What is the nomination process the vice president?
They are chosen by the same convention that nominates the president. Lately the presidential nominee has chosen his running mate. The usual strategy is to "balance the ticket" by picking someone who will run well in states that the presidential candidate is weak in, or to pick someone who can deliver the votes in a key state, such California or New York. If there is a divergent of views in the party, the vice president nominee may be chosen from the minority group in order to placate them and make them want to work harder for the ticket.
Candidates for president and Vice President. Are called the party's what?
They are called the party's presidential ticket. Also the party's presidential nominees.
What party are candidate for president and vice president called?
They are called the party's presidential ticket. Also the party's presidential nominees.
What are the party's candidates for president and Vice President are called?
They are called the party's presidential ticket. Also the party's presidential nominees.
Who is the vice president elected by?
He's on the same ticket as the presidential hopeful.
Presidential candidates have asked individuals to join the ticket as a vice presidential candidate for all what reasons except?
to serve as a co-president
The purpose of a national convention is to select a?
presidential candidate for a political party.
