The 1992 Election Explained

The 1992 U.S. presidential election was notable for its three major contenders: George Bush, Bill Clinton, and Ross Perot. Bush faced challenges due to economic issues and a broken tax promise, while Clinton, as a New Democrat, appealed to a broader audience. Perot, running as an independent, highlighted national debt and trade issues, gaining significant popular support. The election resulted in a realignment of the electoral map, with Clinton winning the presidency with 43% of the popular vote, marking a shift in political dynamics.

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