Topic: History of Elections
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How to Preserve a Piece of History - Barack Obama United States P...
1 Collect as much memorabilia of the Barack Obama campaign as you can. 2 Gather newspaper clippings from throughout the campaign and after the election. 3 Pass a journal around to friends and family members and ask them to write down their ... Read More »
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Why is the election of 2008 making history?
You need only review the past presidencies to come to the logical conclusion that, no matter which candidate wins the presidency, history will be made by having the first black president, or the first woman vice president. Read More »
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What was the closet election in us history?
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Because if hilary becomes the democratic nominee, she will be the first woman to run. (except for Geraldie Ferraro who ran for vice president with Mondal against Reagan) And if Barrack becomes the democratic nominee, he will be the first bl...
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The most fraudulent elections in history occured in Liberia in 1927. Charles D.B King "received" 240,000 votes despite the fact that there were 15,000 registered voters in LIberia. King was later forced out of office after a slavery scandal...
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Answer John Kennedy.
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The 1960 election between Nixon and Kennedy was the closest to date. Less than 100,000 votes separated the two. We have also had many Presidents that have been elected without 50% of the popular vote. Ross Perot created the latest example o...
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President: Grover Cleveland (March 18, 1837 - June 24, 1908) Term: 1st term: March 4, 1885 - March 4, 1889; 2nd term: March 4, 1893 - March 4, 1897 Political Party: Democratic Vice-President: 1st term: Thomas A. Hendricks (1885), None (1885...
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Hilary Clinton became the first lady to seek public office on her own when she ran for and won a seat in the U.S. Senate in New York, 2000.
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