They coincided with the 1992 presidential election, in which Democrat Bill Clinton was elected president, defeating Republican incumbent President George H. W. ...

The 1992 United States elections elected state governors, the president of the United States, and members of the 103rd United States Congress.

Opposing incumbent President George Bush (Republican Party) was Mr. Bill Clinton, the nominee of the Democratic Party, and Mr. Ross Perot, an independent ...

In the general election of 1988 the percentage of incumbents reelected with at least 60% of the major party vote was. 88.5%; in 1992 it dropped to 65.4%. This ...

This is important not only from the point of view of fairness, but also because disproportionate electoral results discourage party formation, voter turnout and ...

The events surrounding the 1992 congressional elections—the check-kiting scandal, the last opportunity to convert campaign funds to personal funds, ...

Avg. Margin Of Victory, Votes Received (R-D-O%), Seats Received (R-D-O%), Drop-Off Voters, High/Low % Voter Turnout. 1996, NA, NA, 52.2 - 47.6 - 0.2, NA, NA.

CANDIDATES FOR THE. -. OFFICE OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES --continued. General Election, November 3, 1992. TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT. Hunterdon - Mercer ...

The 2008 congressional elections coincided with the election of President Barack Obama (D) over Republican nominee John McCain (R-AZ). The Democratic majority ...

as well as challengers. Prior to the 1992 congressional elections, there was widespread agreement on ... their desire to continue serving in the House of ...