The American Presidential Election of 1992

The 1992 U.S. presidential election featured a three-way race between incumbent George HW Bush, Democrat Bill Clinton, and third-party candidate Ross Perot. Bush faced criticism for breaking his no-new-taxes pledge and a struggling economy. Clinton emerged as the Democratic nominee despite scandals, while Perot's outsider campaign gained significant attention before he temporarily withdrew. Clinton won the presidency, marking a shift towards centrist policies and the rise of the New Democrats. Perot's influence was notable, though he did not win any electoral votes.

What were the results of the 1992 presidential election in terms of electoral votes and popular vote percentages?

In what ways did Clinton's presidency differ from that of previous Democratic presidents?

What impact did Perot's campaign have on the Republican Party's performance in the election?