title: United States presidential election, 1992 - Wikipedia

text: The United States presidential election of 1992 was the 52nd quadrennial presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 3, 1992. Democratic Governor Bill Clinton of Arkansas defeated incumbent Republican President George H. W. Bush, independent businessman Ross Perot of Texas, and a number of minor candidates.

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title: Ross Perot presidential campaign, 1992 - Wikipedia

text: In 1992, Ross Perot ran unsuccessfully as an independent candidate for President of the United States. Perot, a Texas industrialist, had never ..... It was the first time that a third party candidate was involved in a national televised debate since John B. Anderson in 1980, and was the first presidential debate to ever feature ...

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title: United States presidential election of 1992 | United States government ...

text: 3, 1992, in which Democrat Bill Clinton defeated incumbent Republican Pres. George Bush. Independent candidate Ross Perot secured nearly 19 percent of the vote—the highest percentage of any third-party candidate in a U.S. presidential ...

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title: Presidential Election of 1992 - 270toWin

text: 1992 Presidential Election. The United States presidential election of 1992 had three major candidates: Incumbent Republican President George H. W. Bush; Democrat Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, and independent Texas businessman Ross Perot.

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title: How Was A Third-Party Candidate So Successful In The 1992 Election ...

text: 2016/05/16 - Way back in 1992, I was just a small child. I recall my parents discussing the politicians vying for the presidency, like Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, and a man by the name of Ross Perot. I remember thinking of Perot as the ...

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title: THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Third-Party Candidate; Perot Says Spending Is ...

text: 1992/06/05 - THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Third-Party Candidate; Perot Says Spending Is Tenth Of What Rivals Have Spent ... wealth to buy the election, Ross Perot said today that he had achieved parity with the major Presidential contenders ...

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title: THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Third-Party Candidate; Perot Encounters Maze ...

text: 1992/05/14 - This is a digitized version of an article from The Times's print archive. To preserve articles as they originally appeared in print -- before the start of online publication in 1996 -- The Times does not alter, edit or update these ...

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title: THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Third-Party Candidate; Perot's Vision ...

text: 1992/06/06 - This is a digitized version of an article from The Times's print archive. To preserve articles as they originally appeared in print -- before the start of online publication in 1996 -- The Times does not alter, edit or update these ...

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title: Third parties have long history of affecting election results • TimesLedger

text: 2011/12/16 - As we consider the results of these candidacies, they have never won a presidential election, but they have had a strong effect on the outcomes. The most recent third party initiative was the candidacy of Ross Perot in 1992 ...

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title: 1992 Presidential Election - Timeline - Slaying the Dragon of Debt ...

text: 2011/03/07 - The 1992 election was the first presidential election since 1968 in which a third party candidate garnered a significant percentage of the popular vote. Although billionaire Texas businessman Ross Perot failed to win any Electoral College votes, his presence had an important effect on the election.

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title: Bill Clinton: Campaigns and Elections | Miller Center

text: Dissatisfied voters of all stripes flocked to his call, creating one of the most powerful third-party movements in American history. ... And when the Clinton and Perot popular vote totals are combined (62 percent), the 1992 election amounts to a ...

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title: Here's How Third-Party Candidates Have Changed Elections - HISTORY

text: 2018/05/31 - Since 1920, in fact, only three third-party candidates—Robert La Follette in 1924, Strom Thurmond in 1948 and ... on the ballot in every state, Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot surged to the top of the polls in the spring of 1992.

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title: united states - Did the candidacy of Ross Perot swing the 1992 ...

text: 2017/08/21 - As the non-mainstream candidate, looking to topple the party politics cart, so to speak, he's going to attack the status quo of federal government. Any non-fringe third party candidate is generally going to take that tact. From a ...

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title: 1992 Election | Pew Research Center

text: Report Summary Ross Perot's surge in the polls is drawing somewhat more support from Bill Clinton than from George Bush, and the third party candidate seems poised to make more gains that might further narrow Bill Clinton's nationwide ...

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title: The 1992 Presidential Election < Toward the 21st Century < History ...

text: As the 1992 presidential election approached, Americans found themselves in a world transformed in ways almost unimaginable four years earlier. The familiar landmarks of the Cold War -- from the Berlin Wall to intercontinental missiles and ...

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title: Federal Elections 1992: Election Results for the U.S. President ... - FEC

text: 1993/06/24 - Eugene Hem (Third Party). Isabelle Masters (Looking Back Group). Robert J. Smith (American). Gloria Estella La Riva (Yorkers Yorld). None of These Candidates (Nevada). Yrite-In (Miscellaneous). Total. 73,708. 43,398.

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title: The Living Room Candidate - Commercials - 1992 - Leaders 2

text: By early 1992, the U.S. economy was faltering, and Clinton's campaign decided to focus almost exclusively on this issue. ... The importance of the economy as an issue was amplified by the surprisingly successful third-party candidacy of ...

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title: Can third party influence 2016 presidential election? - The Morning Call

text: 2016/06/10 - The climate for a third party candidate in 2016 seems extraordinarily ripe. ... A second example occurred in 1992 when Ross Perot ran as an independent against Democrat Bill Clinton and incumbent Republican George H.W. ...

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title: 1992 Presidential Election - The American Presidency Project

text: Party, Nominees, Electoral Vote, Popular Vote. Presidential, Vice Presidential. Democratic, winner, William J. Clinton, Albert Gore, Jr. 370, 68.8%, 44,909,326, 43.0%. Republican, George Bush, Dan Quayle, 168, 31.2%, 39,103,882, 37.4%.

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title: Ross Perot myth reborn amid rumors of third-party Trump candidacy ...

text: 2015/07/24 - As Donald Trump flirts with an independent candidacy for president, one of the most enduring political myths of our ... Surely, you've encountered the claim recently – that Ross Perot's third party bid in 1992 cost George H.W. ...

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title: Top 10 Most Successful Third-party Presidential Candidates - People ...

text: Independent presidential candidate and billionaire Ross Perot suspended his 1992 campaign for three months from July to October, restarting it barely one month before Americans headed to the polls to pick among him, George H.W. Bush ...

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title: Ross Perot - Business Leader - Biography

text: 2014/04/02 - American businessman Ross Perot ran for the U.S. presidency as an independent candidate twice, in 1992 and 1996. ... Born in Texas in 1930, Ross Perot is best known as one of the most successful third-party candidates in ...

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title: 1992 Presidential Elections - History Central

text: The third party candidacy of Ross Perot was a true wild card in the campaign. Perot, a self made billionaire, ran a one-issue campaign; deficit reduction. Early polls showed Perot as a leading candidate. However, his decision to first withdraw ...

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title: Plurality Wins in the 1992 Presidential Race: Perot's Contribution to ...

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title: The Politics of Repudiation 1992: Edging Toward Upheaval

text: This was to have long-term political consequences, not least of which was the Perot candidacy of 1992. .... Only Taft in 1912, with less than half of his party still behind him, and a former President as the third party candidate, did worse (23.2 ...

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title: Secrets of Past Elections Revealed! (1992) | Mental Floss

text: 2009/01/07 - When Texas billionaire Ross Perot abruptly dropped out of 1992 presidential election, his surprisingly numerous ... Still, Perot was a real candidate: He was the first third-party candidate to participate in the final televised ...

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title: Bill Clinton's 1992 Presidential Campaign | The I.B.Tauris Blog

text: 2012/11/06 - Two factors cast a shadow over Clinton's sequence of primary successes in the spring of 1992. The first was the emergence of a strong third party candidate in the form of Texan Ross Perot. With his emphasis on the scale of ...

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title: Ross Perot and Third Parties - Shmoop

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title: The Presidential Election of 1992: Bill Clinton, Ross Perot & George ...

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title: Third party people: Minnesotans' proud history of voting for minor-party ...

text: 2016/10/25 - Third party presidential candidates have done better in Minnesota than they have in the U.S. on the whole in recent years. The most vote-getting third party presidential contenders in every presidential election since 1992 ...

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title: American History: Clinton Wins 1992 Election - VOA Learning English

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title: 1992 debates - The Great Debate & Beyond : The History of Televised ...

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title: Presidential Elections 1972 - 2008 - Digital Scholarship Lab

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title: Perot's Punchy Performance - Top 10 Memorable Debate Moments ...

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title: By the Numbers: Third-Party Candidates Had an Outsize Impact on ...

text: 2016/11/09 - The strong performance by third-party candidates this year echoed that of independent candidate Ross Perot in the 1992 election, when he drew nearly 19 percent of the vote and helped deliver Democrat Bill Clinton a ...

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title: 1992 Election - WI Results | Presidential Elections | Online Exhibits ...

text: Third-party candidate Ross Perot stoked voter dissatisfaction with Bush. Clinton directed ... George Bush speaks in Burlington, WI, on October 31, 1992, as Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson and Senator Robert Kasten look on. Photo by ...

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title: Presidential Candidate Bill Clinton Loses Outsider Role to Ross Perot

text: Citation. MLA. "Presidential Candidate Bill Clinton Loses Outsider Role to Ross Perot." Andrea Mitchell, correspondent. NBC Nightly News. NBCUniversal Media. 23 May 1992. NBC Learn. Web. 6 February 2015.

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title: How Third Parties Are Kept Out Of Presidential Debates | HuffPost

text: 2016/08/02 - As the Green Party nominee for president in 2000, Nader routinely addressed huge audiences across the country. ... Texas billionaire Ross Perot is the only third party candidate CPD has allowed into the debates, in 1992.

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title: Why Hillary Clinton Should Be Worried About Ross Perot - POLITICO ...

text: 2016/03/29 - When it comes to precedents for the wild and woolly 2016 campaign, H. Ross Perot's 1992 independent run is largely forgotten, but it ... passing day, the threat building of a third-party candidate, whether it's Trump himself or a potential GOP conservative-in-exile. ... Whether or not a third candidate emerges, the 2016 election might hinge upon whether the Clinton camp has learned ...

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title: What would it take for a third-party candidate to make it to the White ...

text: 2016/09/25 - Neither third-party candidate came close to meeting the polling threshold of 15 percent to participate in the debates. ... In 1992, the economy was mired in a recession; Republicans were upset with President Bush for breaking ...

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title: The Last Serious, Qualified Third-Party Candidate for President Was ...

text: 2017/03/05 - After an election when we had two third-party candidates—Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party and Jill Stein of the ... Yes, we had independent and then Reform Party nominee Ross Perot on the ballot in the 1992 and 1996 ...

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title: The Election of 1992: potus_geeks - Presidential History Geeks

text: 2012/07/30 - In his book The Keys to the White House , Professor Alan J. Lichtman lists the presence of a strong third party candidate as one of the factors predictive of the defeat of the incumbent party. A good example of this can be seen ...

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title: Why Third-Party Candidates Can't Win | Observer

text: 2016/07/12 - Independent presidential candidate Ross Perot speaks at the University of South Florida 31 October 1992 in. H. Ross Perot hears ... There's an idea floating around that the time is ripe for a third-party candidate. In theory, it ...

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title: The 1992 Election - OER2Go

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title: Would Ross Perot Have Won the 1992 Presidential Election Under ...

text: 2013/09/01 - Would Ross Perot Have Won the 1992 Presidential Election Under Approval Voting? ... on election day in November received a higher proportion of the popular vote (19.0%) than any third-party candidate since Theodore ...

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title: The 2000 Presidential Election: Why Gore Lost

text: That decision ended the presidential contest, and George W. Bush now heads the conservative restoration to power, ... even less than the support won by Ross Perot as a third-party candidate in 1996 (8 percent) and 1992 (19 percent), and ...

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title: The Presidential Election of 1992 by Grace Frank on Prezi

text: 2013/11/19 - Ross Perot was a strong third party candidate. He was a representative of the Independent Party. On June 4, 1992, Ross Perot led the national public opinion polls with support from 39% of the voters, while Bush had 31% of ...

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title: Clinton's 1992 War Room was an engine of anti-establishment politics

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title: 1992: The Misunderstood Election and the "Perot as a Spoiler" Hoax

text: 2015/09/10 - Even though Donald Trump has signed the GOP loyalty oath, comparisons of Trump to third party candidates still come up, mainly because it took a lot to get him to sign it. Rand Paul likened him a few days ago once again to ...

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title: The giant sucking sound of a third-party candidate - Chicago Tribune

text: 2016/05/31 - Calls for a third party candidate to relieve voters from having to choose between Trump and Clinton recall a giant sucking sound from the past. ... William Clinton, and Democrats called 1992 the "Year of the Woman.

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title: Independent Presidential Candidates - Most Successful - ThoughtCo

text: 2017/07/06 - The billionaire Texan Ross Perot won a startling 19 percent of the popular vote in the 1992 presidential election in what many believed was the beginning of a third party in American politics. Democrat Bill Clinton won the ...

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title: U.S. presidential debate rules out third party candidates | Reuters

text: 2016/09/16 - Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson and Green Party hopeful Jill Stein have failed to quality ... The last time a third-party candidate was allowed to participate in the televised debates was in 1992, when Ross ...

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text: 1995/07/01 - Also relevant to a study of the 1992 election is Stempel's study of the effect of a third-party candidate, George Wallace, on the prestige press's election coverage."^ In general, "coverage by the other papers indicated he was, ...

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title: Donald Trump threatens third-party run - Business Insider

text: 2015/07/23 - Trump, speaking to The Hill about a potential third-party bid, singled out the Republican National Committee in ... Trump has also blamed Perot's candidacy for Clinton's 1992 win, and the real-estate developer previously ...

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title: From Ross Perot to Mitt Romney, Where Are the Failed Presidential ...

text: 2016/11/08 - In 1992, Texas billionaire Ross Perot shocked the political system while running as an Independent Party candidate ... The businessman would go on to become the most successful third-party candidate in the history of the ...

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text: 2016/09/21 - On Monday, presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald "I Genuinely Cannot Believe He's The GOP ... been two third party candidates who've made it to the presidential debate stage: businessman Ross Perot in 1992 ...

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text: 2016/08/02 - Voters, it seems, might be more likely to support third-party candidates when they feel their vote won't actually ... Americans were quite familiar with Ross Perot in 1992 and with Ralph Nader, a longtime consumer advocate, ...

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title: 4 presidential elections that changed U.S. politics - Futurity

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