National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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... popular vote in the presidential election . Thus , conventions for the Socialist Party , which received at least two per cent of the presidential popular vote in 1904 , 1908 , 1912 , 1920 and 1932 , are included . Socialist Party ...
... popular vote in the presidential election . Thus , conventions for the Socialist Party , which received at least two per cent of the presidential popular vote in 1904 , 1908 , 1912 , 1920 and 1932 , are included . Socialist Party ...
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... popular vote in the three primaries . His unexpectedly strong showing brought the term " white backlash " into the political vocabulary , a description of the racial undertone of the Wallace vote . In 1968 , Wallace broke with the ...
... popular vote in the three primaries . His unexpectedly strong showing brought the term " white backlash " into the political vocabulary , a description of the racial undertone of the Wallace vote . In 1968 , Wallace broke with the ...
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... popular vote and carried eight states , none in the South . Henry Clay , the party's candidate against Jackson four years later , had even less success . He received only 37.4 per cent of the pop- ular vote and carried just six states ...
... popular vote and carried eight states , none in the South . Henry Clay , the party's candidate against Jackson four years later , had even less success . He received only 37.4 per cent of the pop- ular vote and carried just six states ...
Contents
The National Nominating Convention | 7 |
Sources for Convention Ballots | 122 |
American Political Parties Since 1789 Chart | 176 |
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