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text: presidential election に移動 - At first, when the 1996 election season arrived, Perot held off from entering the contest for the Reform Party's presidential nomination, calling for others to try for the ticket. The only person who announced such an intention was Dick Lamm, former Governor of Colorado.

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title: REFORM PARTY NAMES PEROT ITS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ...

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title: AllPolitics - Perot Out Of Debates - Sept. 17, 1996 - CNN.com

text: 1996/09/17 - 17) -- In welcome news for GOP nominee Bob Dole, the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates has decided to exclude Reform Party candidate Ross Perot from this fall's series of presidential debates. ... the decision as a "travesty of justice" and said at an afternoon press conference that the Perot campaign was heading to court. ... "In 1996, only one of two men will be elected ...

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title: Was Ralph Nader a Spoiler? A Study of Green and Reform Party ...

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title: Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson to Appear on Election Ballots in All ...

text: 2016/09/14 - No third-party presidential ticket has qualified for all 50 state ballots since 1996, when Libertarian Harry Browne and Reform Party candidate Ross Perot were on every state ballot. Mr. Browne nearly achieved universal ballot ...

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title: A look back at Trump's first run | TheHill

text: 2015/10/07 - Donald Trump's 1999 run for the Reform Party nomination was a dress rehearsal for 2015. ... There was a reception in a swank hotel where those attending stuffed food in their pockets and where two guys hired escorts ... The outgrowth of Ross Perot's successes in 1992 and 1996, the party was on all 51 ballots and had money from the Federal Election Commission — key ingredients in ...

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title: Beyond the Recounts: Trends in the 2000 US Presidential Election ...

text: All it would take was a close election in which one party won more of its state Electoral College votes by narrower margins ... By 1996, men and women favored different candidates with men choosing the Republican Bob Dole 44% to 43% and ...

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title: The Other Men Who Would Be President - CSMonitor.com

text: 1996/10/22 - This year an unprecedented six presidential candidates are on the ballot in enough states to win the election, mathematically speaking. Besides President Clinton and GOP challenger Bob Dole, they are Mr. Perot (Reform Party), Harry Browne (Libertarian Party), John ... Some political analysts maintain, too, that the momentum third parties gathered four years ago has stalled ...

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title: American History: Bill Clinton Wins Re-election in 1996 (VOA Special ...

text: 2007/08/08 - The Democratic Party met in Chicago, Illinois for its nominating convention in August of 1996. Mr. Clinton and Vice President Al Gore were nominated as the party's candidates without opposition. The Republican ... Mr. Clinton met with the two men for many hours in the Washington area. Reports said they ...

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title: The 2000 Presidential Election: Why Gore Lost

text: The presidential election of 2000 stands at best as a paradox, at worst as a scandal, of American democracy. ... even less than the support won by Ross Perot as a third-party candidate in 1996 (8 percent) and 1992 (19 percent), and vastly .... While the white vote for Gore was similar to that for Clinton, African-American support for the Republican candidate was lower ... In recent  ...

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title: Perot's economic stance resonates 20 years later - USA Today

text: 2012/10/01 - As was the case a generation ago, budget experts agree that neither major party candidate for president has a ... The man who barged midstream into fellow Texan George H.W. Bush's re-election race and, many say, helped ... Later he formed the Reform Party and ran as its standard bearer in 1996. It was ...

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title: The Tea Party at the Election

text: elections. Post-election, the Tea Party proved to be a grassroots movement that was initially spurred by economic crisis and gradually pulled within the ... There are already plans for CNN to co-host a Labor Day 2011 debate among Republican presidential candidate with the Tea Party ..... a pragmatic, independent alternative for president in 1992 and 1996. .... example; when it ...

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title: Presidential Elections 1972 - 2008 - Digital Scholarship Lab

text: Maps that show which party won each state in any given presidential election are ubiquitous in American history textbooks. They can ... Barack Obama (Democrat) defeated John McCain (Republican), winning 365 electoral votes and 52.9% of the popular vote. # ... Presidential Election, 1996 ... Perot drew more votes than any other third-party candidate since Theodore Roosevelt's  ...

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title: Episode 91: The Two-Party System — Civics 101: A Podcast

text: 2018/01/16 - There are lots of political parties in the United States - so how come we pretty much only hear about two? What is the .... Virginia Prescott: I'm just trying to wrap my brain around the fact that they were the Democratic Republicans very closely aligned at one time. ... Virginia Prescott: [00:06:53] And a lot of people think, “Why should I vote for a third party candidate? .... They sort of ...

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title: 10.6 Minor Parties | American Government and Politics in the ...

text: Minor parties run candidates in a limited number of elections and they do not receive large pluralities of votes. ... He ran again in 1996 as a member of the Reform Party and earned nearly eight million votes (Green & Binning, 1997). .... Reporting live from a Boston Tea Party protest, Fox Business anchor Cody Willard encouraged people to join the movement, stating, “Guys, when are we ...

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title: Bill Clinton: Campaigns and Elections | Miller Center

text: The Bush campaign was not helped by the emergence of billionaire Ross Perot's independent candidacy, which Perot personally financed. ... The well-organized right-wing of the Republican Party, under the leadership of Georgia congressman Newton ("Newt") Gingrich and ... In January 1996, President Clinton delivered a State of the Union address that waxed eloquently about the ...

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title: Ross Perot on the Issues - OnTheIssues.org

text: 2018/01/13 - Celebrity candidates: Jeb Bush ... Ross Perot: The Man Behind the Myth, by Ken Gross (click a ... (Jul 1996); Race at EDS was typical southern: many lawsuits. (Jul 1993) .... (Oct 1992); Election reform: shorten elections, free air time. ... (Jul 1996); Mexican unions are beholden to one-party government.

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title: 1996 Democratic Party Platform - The American Presidency Project

text: And today's Democratic Party is determined to reawaken the great sense of American community. Opportunity. Responsibility. Community. These are the values that made America strong. These are the values of the Democratic Party.

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title: The 2000 Presidential Election -- A Mid-Year Gallup Report

text: 2000/06/22 - In order of past election performance, these are the Reform Party, the Green Party, and the Libertarian Party. ..... Democrats in 1996 were slightly more loyal to their party's candidate than were Republicans to their party's presumptive nominee ... Among Republican likely voters, there is no gender gap in presidential preference: men prefer Bush by 90% to 7%, women by 88% to 8%.

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title: To Be or Not to Be a Third Party - Unite America

text: 2018/05/15 - ... for Ross Perot's presidential campaign in 1992 and as the Founding Chairman of the Reform Party in 1996, ... Although he supported our mission to elect independent candidates to office, he warned that parties are susceptible to being co-opted by fringe elements — as was the case when the Reform Party fractured over the nomination of Pat Buchanan in ... to become potent engines, by ...

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title: Elections from 1968 to 2012 | Virginia Museum of History & Culture

text: The election results were close with Nixon getting 301 electoral votes (and 43 percent of the popular vote) to 191 for Humphrey .... Ross Perot was put forward by his own U.S. Reform Party but was considered only a minor candidate in the 1996 .... Distancing himself from the unpopular Bush administration, McCain identified himself as his own man, a “maverick” who often disagreed with ...

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title: 1996 Election | Dan Rather

text: As a sitting president, Clinton was easily nominated as the Democratic candidate during the Democratic National Convention, which ... He resigned from the U.S. Senate to focus on his campaign and selected as his vice presidential running mate Jack Kemp, ... healthcare reform initiative, his federal assault weapon ban, and his proposal for allowing gay men and lesbians to serve ...

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title: The Two-Party System | American Government - Lumen Learning

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title: Two Parties--or More?: The American Party System, Second Edition

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

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text: 2016/08/09 - Howard Phillips was again nominated to be the party's presidential candidate for the 1996 campaign at the party's national convention held in San Diego, California. Attorney and writer Herb Titus of Oregon was the Constitution Party's Vice President nominee. ... President Kennedy dared Americans to put a man on the moon, created the Peace Corps, and negotiated a treaty banning ...

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title: Gary Johnson, the Third-Party Candidate | The New Yorker

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title: The Butterfly Did It: The Aberrant Vote for ... - Personal.umich.edu

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title: Trumps big political "surprises": A history - CBS News

text: 2012/10/23 - New York developer and potential Reform Party presidential candidate Donald Trump and Minnesota ... Reform Party, the party created by Ross Perot after his 1992 presidential run and the vehicle for his 1996 run, was set to ...

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title: Presidential Candidates Debate, Oct 6 1996 | Video | C-SPAN.org

text: October 6, 1996 .... Under their rules, the candidates are not allowed to question each other directly. ..... So after Speaker Gingrich and Senator Dole took over the Congress, I went to New Hampshire and a man suggested -- a gentleman that unfortunately just passed away a couple of days ... Well, on campaign reform itself, we're going to get it when we have a bipartisan commission, take it ...

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title: 1996 | Presidential Campaigns & Elections Reference

text: PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN & ELECTIONS OVERVIEWS & CHRONOLOGIES: 1996 By Bonnie K. Goodman, BA, MLIS ... Republican nominee Dole was the oldest man in United States history at seventy-three to run for president; Nominate on ...

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title: Court rejects third-party candidate 'Rocky' De La Fuente's bid for ballot ...

text: 2016/10/05 - Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente wanted a ride to the presidential election ballot somewhere, anywhere. He tried as a Democrat in the primaries and lost. De La Fuente is now on some state ballots as a Reform Party candidate, ...

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title: American History Series: Bill Clinton Wins Re-election in 1996

text: 2007/08/08 - Bill Clinton starts his second term as the first Democratic president to be re-elected since Franklin Roosevelt in 1936. ... Mister Clinton and Vice President Al Gore were nominated as the party's candidates without opposition. ... Mister Clinton met with the two men for many hours in the Washington area.

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title: Section 4: The 2000 Elections | Pew Research Center

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title: How the B.C. election of '96 changed provincial politics | CBC News

text: 2017/04/29 - Such was the B.C. election of 1996, the last time the provincial NDP were elected to power. ... It was a tight election that included a singing candidate, plenty of scandal, and the ultimate demise of one of B.C.'s longest-standing parties. ... Helping the NDP's cause, however, was the B.C. Reform Party, led by Jack Weisgerber, which many have argued split .... Finding it hard to meet men?

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title: The Commission on Presidential Debates - Commission on ...

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title: Donald Trump's life story: From hotel developer to president - BBC News

text: 2017/01/20 - Long before Donald Trump became US president, he was just "The Donald" - a larger than life celebrity and real ... And he has now gone a step further by winning the presidential election, after one of the most divisive and ... From 1996 until 2015, he was an owner in the Miss Universe, Miss USA, and Miss Teen USA beauty ... in running for president as early as 1987, and even entered the 2000 race ...

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title: Steve Kornacki: When Trump ran against Trump-ism: The 1990s and ...

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title: Wikinews interviews three figures from Donald Trump's political past ...

text: 2016/03/13 - After Nixon's resignation, Stone served as Nixon's "man in Washington." He has a tattoo ... The leaders of the Reform Party begged him to run but the time was not right in his business. I wanted him .... When Perot ran as the party's presidential nominee in 1996, he named Verney as campaign director. Later ...

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title: Green Party candidate for U.S. Senate was once a paid GOP operative ...

text: 2018/03/14 - ... Adams — a man previously paid by the state Republican Party and who donated to Republican candidates as recently as ... “Tim Adams is no Green Party candidate,” David Parker, an associate professor of political science at Montana ... U.S. Sen Max Baucus, run as a Reform Party candidate against Republican Denny Rehberg in 1996. “There was some suggestion she was … put on the ballot to ...

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title: Debate Facts, Figures and Milestones - ABC News

text: John F. Kennedy in 1960 were the first nationally televised debates and the first general election presidential debates ever (the ... Lincoln/Stephen A. Douglas debates occurred when both men were candidates for Illinois' seat in the U.S. Senate). ... Bill Clinton, a Democrat, and Reform Party founder Ross Perot in 1992, when more than 97 million viewers tuned in. ... The only other ...

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title: Column: Remember when Donald Trump ran for president the first time?

text: 2016/08/30 - 27, 2016 file photo, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks in Des Moines, Iowa. ... While it has received very little attention, Trump ran for president 17 years earlier, in 1999 when he was an independent on the Reform Party ticket. ... This resulted primarily because of Perot's previous organizational work for the party in 1996. ... Thus, Trump ended his campaign ...

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title: Did Ralph Nader Spoil a Gore Presidency? - Semantic Scholar

text: 2006/04/24 - When asked if Green party candidate Ralph Nader spoiled the 2000 presidential election for then Vice-President Al Gore, ... key state of Florida and those voters who cast their lots for Reform Party presidential candidate ... Our findings are broadly consistent with this previous literature that focuses on the 1992 and 1996 candidacies of H. ...... “The Wrong Man is President! ...

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title: Trump vs Clinton: who are the richest US presidential candidates ...

text: 2015/10/28 - A Trump vs Clinton battle for the White House would make the 2016 election the wealthiest presidential head-to-head in history. ... Al Gore, the Democratic Party's nominee in 2000 – who won the popular vote but lost the electoral vote, putting ... The 85-year-old, who ran unsuccessfully as an independent candidate in 1992 and for the Reform party in 1996, founded two companies, which ...

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title: Russia: Did Yeltsin Steal the 1996 Presidential Vote? - TIME

text: 2012/02/24 - With less than two weeks before Russia's next presidential election, this is not a random piece of trivia for the country's ... The economic reforms known as "shock therapy" had caused hyperinflation, and Yeltsin had gotten himself ... Meanwhile, the Communist Party candidate, Gennadi Zyuganov, was promising the people a return to the stability ... from the man who headed Yeltsin's ...

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title: From His HQ In Jacksonville, Reform Party Candidate Darcy ...

text: 2018/08/30 - From His HQ In Jacksonville, Reform Party Candidate Darcy Richardson Aims For The Governor's Mansion ... airways up until the November election, but there are other options, including Jacksonville's own Darcy Richardson. ... Argenziano was first elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 1996, where she served until she was elected to the Florida Senate in 2002. ... ...

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title: Ghana General Elections - Commonwealth Secretariat

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text: 2017/01/20 - ... out their window. ... The working guy would elect me; they like me. .... Here he spoke to Letterman just after the presidential election. He said he thought .... "Other guys, you know, they run. ... Buchanan was running for the Reform Party nomination — the same one Ross Perot had in 1992 and 1996. Trump ...

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title: INDIA: parliamentary elections Lok Sabha, 1996

text: INDIA: Results of parliamentary elections held in Lok Sabha, 1996. ... During the three-week campaign, Prime Minister Rao pointed to the economic reforms and gains achieved during his five-year ... Altogether 13,952 candidates were in contention: 10,635 independents and 3,317 fielded by eight national and 39 regional parties. The first ... Distribution of seats according to sex:  ...

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title: Reform Party Endorsement of Nader Could Land Him on Key State ...

text: 2004/05/13 - The Reform Party endorsed Ralph Nader for president Wednesday, providing the independent candidate a potential ... the Reform Party's endorsement of Ralph Nader for president this year incorrectly reported the 2000 presidential election results in ... He is a man of peace, and with the help of every citizen who did not vote in the primaries, he can win the November presidential  ...

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title: Pat Buchanan: Donald Trump Stole My Playbook - The Daily Beast

text: 2016/06/01 - In 2000, when the two men competed for the Reform Party nomination, Trump called Buchanan Attila the Hun. ... it was when he said in his '92 campaign that if he had to assimilate immigrants that were British and Zulus, the British would be assimilated more quickly. ... Buchanan got 38 percent of the vote against George H.W. Bush in the '92 New Hampshire primary; in '96, he won New ...

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title: Two Views Of The Tea Party's Appeal | WBUR News

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title: United States Electoral Process - UEN

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title: Canadian Electoral Reform - SFU

text: 2016/12/05 - Electoral reform is a current issue in Canada, with the Liberal Party winning a majority in the 2015 national .... 52 women and 51 men were selected and held a number of sessions and public hearings between October 2006 ... With several competitive parties vying for votes in Quebec, four candidates were declared elected there with less than 30% of the vote. ... In the 2006 New Brunswick, ...

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title: President Powell? - 93.10 - The Atlantic

text: That would give him a historic opportunity to reshape the electoral map--not to mention our attitudes about race. "His potential as a presidential candidate is mind-boggling," a well-known Democratic consultant, who asked to ... They speculate that Powell wants to be President and could even be a candidate in 1996, particularly if things don't work out well for Clinton. ... For one ...

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title: Governments, Parliaments and Parties (New Zealand) | International ...

text: 2014/12/18 - New Zealand's wartime parliament was dominated by a coalition between the two main parties, Reform and Liberal. ... All indigenous Māori men had had the vote since 1867, and Māori women were included in universal suffrage in 1893, ... "first past the post") until 1996, but for the elections of 1908 and 1911 runoff ballots were held where one candidate did not win a majority of the vote.

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