Who did the people's party nominate for president in 1892?
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James B. Weaver Weaver James Weaver James Baird Weaver former Union General and 1880 Greenback presidential nominee
People's Party (United States)
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After a long and contentious series of roll call votes, Bryan won the <b>Populist</b> 
<b>presidential nomination</b>, taking 1042&nbsp;... They formed the <b>People&#39;s Party</b>, commonly known as the ... L. Polk was the initial 
frontrunner to the <b>presidential nomination</b>. The <b>People&#39;s Party</b> was a political party in the United States, founded in 1971 by 
various ... Dr. Spock was the Party&#39;s <b>candidate</b> for vice <b>president</b>. After the&nbsp;... Of the several third <b>parties</b> active in 1896, by far the most prominent ... In the 
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must present <b>candidates</b> for <b>President</b> of the European Commission, but the EPP 
had&nbsp;... William Jennings Bryan (March 19, 1860 – July 26, 1925) was an American 
orator and ... Bryan won his party&#39;s <b>nomination</b> in the 1908 <b>presidential</b> election, 
but he was defeated by ... Bryan sought re-election in 1892 with the support of 
many Populists and he backed <b>Populist presidential candidate</b> James B. Weaver 
instead&nbsp;... Margaret Wright (c. 1922/1923 — May 11, 1996) was a third-party <b>candidate</b> for 
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<b>People&#39;s Party</b> Ticket, <b>1892</b>. James B. ... James B. Weaver <b>1892</b>.jpg. James G. ... 
Populist <b>candidates</b>: James B. James Gillespie Blaine (January 31, 1830 – January 27, 1893) was an American 
statesman ... Blaine twice served as Secretary of State (1881, 1889–<b>1892</b>), one of 
only two persons to hold ... Supreme Court Justice John McLean for the 
<b>presidential nomination</b> over the more radical John C. Frémont, the eventual 
<b>nominee</b>. This is a list of third party performances in United States presidential elections. In 
the United States it is rare for third party and independent <b>candidates</b>, other ... 
Main article: <b>1892</b> United States presidential election &middot; James B. Weaver, the ... 
The <b>Populist Party</b> won 22 electoral votes and 8.51 percent of the popular vote [1]
. The Greenback Party was an American political party with an anti-monopoly 
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The <b>People&#39;s Party</b>, also known as the <b>Populist Party</b> or simply the Populists, was 
a left-wing ... The initial front-runner for the <b>Populist Party&#39;s</b> presidential 
<b>nomination</b> was Leonidas Polk, who had served as the chairman of the 
convention in St. The <b>People&#39;s Party</b> was a political party in the United States, founded in 1971 by 
various ... Dr. Spock was the Party&#39;s <b>candidate</b> for vice president. After the&nbsp;... <b>People&#39;s Party</b> Ticket, 1892. James B. Weaver &middot; James G. ... Populist candidates: 
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conservative and ... The party <b>nominated</b> former Luxembourgish Prime Minister 
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and led a&nbsp;... William Jennings Bryan (March 19, 1860 – July 26, 1925) was an American 
orator and ... Bryan did, however, win the support of the <b>Populist Party</b>, which 
<b>nominated</b> a ticket consisting of Bryan and Thomas E. Watson of Georgia. 
Though&nbsp;...
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James B. Weaver
United States presidential election, 1892