Who ran for the presidency in 1960?

Answer 1

John Kennedy and Richard Nixon were the two major party candidates for President in 1960.

Another answer

In 1960 Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy ran for president. More people in Illinois voted for Nixon than voted for Kennedy. However, far more tombstones in Chicago voted for Kennedy than voted for Nixon. As a result, Kennedy carried Illinois and won the election.

In this past presidential election fewer tombstones voted for Obama. In New York State, only 3,000 tombstones voted.

Answer 2

1960 Presidential ElectionThe two candidates for the Presidential election of 1960 were; John F. Kennedy - Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic), and Richard Nixon - Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. Kennedy won the election and became the 35th President of the United States. Kennedy was in office from January 20, 1961 until November 22

Answer 3

There was no US presidential election in 1966. US presidenial elections are held in years that are multiples of 4. Presidential elections were held in 1960 and 1964.

Answer 4

There was no American presidential election in 1966. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election

Answer 5

Then-Vice President Richard M. Nixon (Republican) [Lost 1960; Won 1968 & 1972; Served 1969 - 1974)

Then-Senator John F. Kennedy (Democrat) [Won 1960 election; served 1961-1963]

Answer 6

John F. Kennedy & Richard M. Nixon