United States presidential election, 1996
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The presidential election of 1996 was a victory for the Democratic candidate. The Democrats nominated President Bill Clinton as their candidate. The Republicans nominated Senator Bob Dole as their candidate. Wealthy oil-businessman H. Ross Perot ran again on the Reform Party ticket.
President Clinton was re-elected with a majority of the Electoral College votes, and as in 1992 received a plurality of the popular vote.
Results[1]
| Candidate | Party | Popular Vote | Electoral Vote |
|---|---|---|---|
| William Clinton | Democratic | 47,400,125 | 379 |
| Robert Dole | Republican | 39,198,755 | 159 |
| H. Ross Perot | Reform | 8,085,402 | 0 |
| Ralph Nader | Green | 685,297 | 0 |
| Harry Browne | Libertarian | 485,798 | 0 |
| Others | - | 420,024 | 0 |
