From the point of view of the Democratic Party itself the main goal of this year is the re-election of President Barack Obama and as many Democrats running nationwide as possible. This is election season and the Democrats have turned to the chore of electing Democrats.
British Honduras changed its name to Belize in 1973. This was the same year in which Belmopan became the capital and the formation of the United Democratic Party took place.
Although the Populists (People's Party) had electoral victories after their formation in 1892, the Democratic Party adopted similar platforms in 1896. That year, the party split over the support for Democratic presidential candidiate William Jennings Bryan. In the South , many of the populist supporters became Democrats. Although the party limped along for three more elections (1900, 1904, and 1908), it finished poorly in all three. Some Populists also joined the Socialist party.
The Democratic candidate for president in 1860 was Stephen A. Douglas, a senator from Illinois. The Democratic Party was divided that year, leading to a split in nominations; while Douglas represented the Northern Democrats, John C. Breckinridge, the sitting vice president, was the candidate for the Southern Democrats. This division reflected the growing tensions over slavery and sectionalism in the United States at the time.
The Boston Tea Party happened in the year of 1773.
The Bolshevik Party (later renamed the Communist Party) led the Russian Revolution of October 1917. The previous revolution in that year, the February Revolution, was not ed by any particular political party.
what year was the democratic partey established
Kevin and joe voted for a democratic party this year.
Democratic Party 1792 Called the Democratic-Republican Party / 1820s The modern day Democratic Party Thomas Jefferson 1792 / Andrew Jackson 1820s Political Viets--American Liberalism, American Progressivism, Social Liberalism
1848
The Texas Democratic Party was founded in the year 1846. It is headquartered in the city of Austin, Texas and the Senate leader is Kirk Watson.
The Texas Democratic Party was founded in the year 1846. It is headquartered in the city of Austin, Texas and the Senate leader is Kirk Watson.
The Democratic Republican Party didn't actually evolve into a modern day party. The original party was often referred to as just the Republican Party. The modern day Republican Party was named as an homage to the original Republican Party.
2004 at the Democratic Party Convention.
The Democratic Party by way of their Super Delegates.
The Democratic-republican party was organized by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison and 1791-93. And was the first party system.
We need a time or year. The Democratic Party has had many heads. Often who ever the president is is considered the head of the party they belong to.
George Washington -- no party affiliationJohn Adams -- Federalist PartyThomas Jefferson -- Democratic-Republican PartyJames Madison -- Democratic-Republican PartyJames Monroe -- Democratic-Republican PartyJohn Quincy Adams -- Democratic-Republican PartyAndrew Jackson -- Democratic PartyMartin Van Buren -- Democratic PartyWilliam Henry Harrison -- Whig PartyJohn Tyler -- Whig Party (kicked out of the party during the 1st year of his presidency)James K. Polk -- Democratic PartyZachary Taylor -- Whig PartyMillard Fillmore -- Whig PartyFranklin Pierce -- Democratic PartyJames Buchanan -- Democratic PartyAbraham Lincoln -- Republican PartyAndrew Johnson -- Democratic PartyUlysses S. Grant -- Republican PartyRutherford B. Hayes -- Republican PartyJames A. Garfield -- Republican PartyChester A. Arthur -- Republican PartyGrover Cleveland -- Democratic PartyBenjamin Harrison -- Republican PartyWilliam McKinley -- Republican PartyTheodore Roosevelt -- Republican PartyWilliam Howard Taft -- Republican PartyWoodrow Wilson -- Democratic PartyWarren G. Harding -- Republican PartyCalvin Coolidge -- Republican PartyHerbert Hoover -- Republican PartyFranklin D. Roosevelt -- Democratic PartyHarry S. Truman -- Democratic PartyDwight D. Eisenhower -- Republican PartyJohn F. Kennedy -- Democratic PartyLyndon B. Johnson -- Democratic PartyRichard M. Nixon -- Republican PartyGerald R. Ford -- Republican PartyJimmy Carter -- Democratic PartyRonald Reagan -- Republican PartyGeorge H. W. Bush -- Republican PartyBill Clinton -- Democratic PartyGeorge W. Bush -- Republican PartyBarack Obama -- Democratic Party