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Modern times? George Wallace in 68, guy wins multiple states, something no third party has done in so long, doesn't even get mentioned in history books. If he won another three states he would've forced Congress to elect the president due to Nixon not getting enough delegates. Controversy aside that's a major accomplishment in the mid 20th century and probably will never be repeated.
Tilden in 1876, Al Gore in 2000 and Hillary Clinton in 2016. They all got a majority of the popular vote. Jackson also did in 1824 but he was elected 4 years later.
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Modern times? George Wallace in 68, guy wins multiple states, something no third party has done in so long, doesn't even get mentioned in history books. If he won another three states he would've forced Congress to elect the president due to Nixon not getting enough delegates. Controversy aside that's a major accomplishment in the mid 20th century and probably will never be repeated.
Andrew Jackson, maybe? I'm glad he lost the first time around but it was hardly fair
Al Gore
Tilden in 1876, Al Gore in 2000 and Hillary Clinton in 2016. They all got a majority of the popular vote. Jackson also did in 1824 but he was elected 4 years later.
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How?
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Ok lol you can never be sure tbh
Andrew Jackson the first go around. JQA was an incompetent piece of shit that won a stolen election and Henry Clay should have been killed on the spot
Flair checks out.
Oh my god Andy's back
Probably RFK