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What were washingtons issues during the elections?
The only issue they had during his election was who would've been his vice president because of the political systems back then.
How did President Ronald Reagan defeate Jimmy Carter largely because of what issue?
Carter lost re-election because of the taking of US Hostages in Iran, and US inability to secure their release. I would add to that, a horrible recession, high levels of unemployment, and out of control inflation.
What was an advantage of Jimmy Carter in the 1976 president election?
He was an outsider to Washington Politics
Why did Jimmy Carter become president?
Jimmy Carter was the 39th President of the United States. He became the president because he wanted to make the government competent and compassionate for the citizens.
Was Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan's running mate?
In 1976, Jimmy Carter (Democrat) ran with Walter Mondale and defeated President Gerald Ford (Republican) and running mate Senator Robert Dole. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller (R) was dropped from the ticket, because he was considered too moderate for the party. In 1980, Ronald Reagan (Republican) and George H.W. Bush defeated President Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale. The answer to your question is: NO. Former Governor Ronald Reagan (R) defeated President Jimmy Carter (D) in the President election of 1980. The two Never ran together. They belonged to rival political parties; Democratic and Republican.
Why did Jimmy Carters presidency end?
One would suspect it was because he lost the election
Why did the republicans lose the presidential election?
President Obama won the election because the democrats had the most votes.
What is the most likely reason that the election of 1789 was a historic event?
Because it was the first election of an American president.
When the post of president and vice president both are vacant who officiates as the president?
If the vacancies are due to the death, resignation or removal from office of both the President and Vice President, the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, if qualified, resigns from the House, becomes President, and appoints a new vice president, subject to congressional approval. If the vacancies are because the winners of the presidential and vice-presidential elections have not yet been determined by Inauguration Day, the Speaker of the House becomes Acting President until the election winners are determined. If the House Speaker is serving as Acting President when the winner of the vice presidential election has been determined but the winner of the presidential election still has not yet been determined, the Vice President takes over as Acting President until the presidential election winner is determined.
Who ran for president in 1861?
No one, because it wasn't an election year.
Which president ran in 1790?
None, because it wasn't an election year.
Did president bush have congress approval to declare war with Iraq?
Yes, because President George Bush is a former PEPsquad member.
Why are marines called The President's Own?
Because they can be sent by the President's direction anywhere in the world. He doesn't have to get approval from Congress.Bill/USMC Veteran
How did the election of Andrew Jackson as president show that the US was. changing?
Because he is gay
Why was president Reagan's election in 1976 controversial?
It was controversial because he wasn't elected US President UNTIL 1980!
Why was the Election of 2008 heard around the world?
the election of 08 was heard around the world because a black man ran for president
Who won the 1816 election?
James Monroe won the election with Daniel Tompkins as his Vice President. ***This information is useful because I got this from school.
