Who won the democratic nomination for president in 1980?
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Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter
1980 United States presidential election
Who won the democratic nomination for president in 1980?
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The <b>1980</b> United States <b>presidential</b> election was the 49th quadrennial 
<b>presidential</b> election. It was held on Tuesday, November 4, <b>1980</b>. Republican 
<b>nominee</b> Ronald Reagan defeated incumbent <b>Democrat</b> Jimmy ... Reagan <b>won</b> 
the <b>nomination</b> on the first round at the <b>1980</b> Republican National Convention in 
Detroit,&nbsp;... Carter faced a major <b>primary</b> challenger in Senator Ted Kennedy of 
Massachusetts, <b>who won</b> 12 contests and&nbsp;... <b>Presidential Nominee</b>, 1976 (<b>won</b>), <b>1980</b> (lost), Vice <b>Presidential Nominee</b>. 
Carter cropped.jpg, Jimmy Carter (<b>President</b> 1977–1981) It was too little, too late. Carter had a slight advantage and enough delegates <b>to</b> 
<b>win</b> the <b>nomination</b>. See also: <b>1980</b> United States&nbsp;... The <b>1980</b> Republican <b>presidential primaries</b> were the selection process by which 
voters of the ... As the <b>1980 presidential</b> election approached, incumbent 
<b>Democratic president</b> Jimmy Carter appeared vulnerable. High gas ... <b>nomination</b> 
to <b>President</b> Gerald Ford, was the early odds-on favorite <b>to win</b> the <b>nomination</b> in 
<b>1980</b>. The 1984 United States <b>presidential</b> election was the 50th quadrennial 
<b>presidential</b> election. ... Only three <b>Democratic</b> candidates <b>won</b> any state 
<b>primaries</b>: Mondale, Hart, and Jackson. Initially, Massachusetts Senator Ted 
Kennedy, after a failed bid <b>to win</b> the <b>1980 Democratic nomination for president</b>, 
was considered the de&nbsp;... Walter Frederick &quot;Fritz&quot; Mondale (born January 5, 1928) is an American politician, 
diplomat and ... In 1984, Mondale <b>won the Democratic presidential nomination</b> 
and campaigned for a nuclear freeze, the ... Vice <b>President</b> Richard Nixon in 
1968, former Governor Ronald Reagan of California in <b>1980</b>, former Senator Bob 
Dole&nbsp;... The 1976 <b>Democratic presidential primaries</b> were the selection process by which 
voters of the ... Carter then <b>won</b> the New Hampshire <b>primary</b> on February 24, thus 
proving that a ... (1972 ←) 1976 United States <b>presidential</b> election (→ <b>1980</b>). In 1968, the sitting Vice <b>President</b> Hubert Humphrey <b>won the Democratic</b> Vice-
<b>presidential primary</b>, and then later <b>won</b>&nbsp;... The 1984 <b>Democratic presidential primaries</b> were the selection process by which 
voters of the ... 1980, February 20 to June 12, 1984, 1988 → ... Of the five private-
citizen <b>Democratic nominees</b>, only Jimmy Carter <b>won</b> the <b>presidential</b> election.
Incumbent President Jimmy Carter
Democratic Party presidential primaries, 1980