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Jackson defeated what National Republican candidate in the presidential election of 1832?
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First defeated vice presidential nominee to be elected president?
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Republican candidate Wilson defeated in 1912?
Taft
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In the 1960 presidential election the Democratic candidate defeated the Republican candidate?
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Who during the 1960 presidential election which Democrat defeated a republican?
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Who did the Democratic Party nominate in the presidential election of 1856?
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Peace Party candidate defeated in the presidential election of 1812?
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Who was the Republican candidate for president in the Election of 1856?
Abraham Lincoln, former Congressman from Illinois, defeated many other contenders, including William Seward of New York, to become the Republican nominee for President in 1860. Hannibal Hamlin of Mainbe was chosen as his Vice Presidential running mate.
What republican candidate did Obama defeat in 2004 to become a US senator?
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Which candidate gained the most from the republican split the presidential election of 1912?
Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic candidate, defeated incumbent William Howard Taft and former President Teddy Roosevelt, who was trying for a second, nonconsecutive elected term. Roosevelt was at odds with his successor, and ran under the Progressive (Bull Moose) Party, drawing many Republican votes.
