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565:) accused Taft of corruption by convincing state party leaders in Texas and Georgia to give him all their delegates, rather than award them proportionately and therefore give some to Eisenhower. The delegates at the convention ultimately agreed and voted to support the "Fair Play" amendment 685–548, which convicted Taft of such and gave the delegates in question to Eisenhower by default, thus earning Eisenhower the nomination. Eisenhower then went on to win the general election in a landslide, finally putting a Republican president in the White House for the first time since 1933.
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claiming he was done with politics after losing in 1960 and 1962, Nixon ultimately decided to join the race. As a moderate, Nixon faced a series of challengers from all sides of the
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delegates. Although Reagan was initially prepared to choose former
President Gerald Ford as his running mate, he found that too many of Ford's conditions were asking for so much power that Ford would be more a "co-president" than a vice president. Thus, just hours before Reagan had to make his decision, Reagan chose Bush as his running mate.
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emerged as an insurgent candidate and defeated him in New
Hampshire by 18 points. Bush struck back with a win in South Carolina after a bruising primary fight there. McCain rebounded with wins in Michigan and his home state of Arizona, but lacked the money and organization to keep up with Bush in the
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was widely unpopular and thus seen as easy to beat. The 1948 primaries set the record for the highest number of candidates in the history of the
Republican Party, with 15 total; a record it held for nearly 70 years until 2016 surpassed it. Among them were repeat candidates Douglas MacArthur, Senator
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strategy and began to come in first at these events. Bush beat Reagan in the Iowa straw poll in
January. Reagan responded by sweeping the South. Although he lost a few more primaries and even came in third in one state, he had the contest won early, and went into the convention with almost all the
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of Kansas. Although Borah won more states' primaries, more total popular votes, and a larger percentage overall (with 5 states to Landon's 2), Landon managed to use his connections to the party machinery to secure a majority of necessary delegates at the convention, and became the nominee. Knox was
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of California, the leader of the party's conservative wing. Although Reagan's victory in his home state gave him a plurality of the popular vote, he didn't win any other primaries. Nixon won a total of 9 primaries before easily winning the nomination at the convention. Despite some supporters
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of New York with 2; however, despite both candidates' strong alliances in the liberal wing of the party (including Lodge's continuing alliance with former President Eisenhower), both were far surpassed by Goldwater's surprising 7 victories. Other candidates included Governor
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of Minnesota, a more liberal Republican who had previously run in 1940 and 1944. Stassen won more primaries with 4 to Dewey's 2, but after Stassen was perceived as losing the first-ever broadcast presidential debate with Dewey (on the issue of outlawing
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the party's liberal wing, New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, who briefly rose in popularity with his win in Massachusetts before fading in the polls as well. By the end of the primaries, Nixon's main challenge was Governor
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in order to be nominated for a nonconsecutive second term.
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Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
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was unopposed for the nomination and clinched it easily.
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Republican Party (United States) presidential primaries
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By 1972, Nixon was a popular incumbent president. The
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List of candidates by number of primary votes received
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Nomination process for a U.S. presidential candidate
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5043:United States presidential primaries and caucuses
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814:, who ran on an anti-Vietnam War platform. The
1594:List of Democratic Party presidential primaries
512:Robert Taft, Governor Earl Warren, Businessman
6854:Republican Party (United States)-related lists
307:was the major opponent of incumbent President
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6808:Graduated Random Presidential Primary System
1552:2024 Republican Party presidential primaries
1510:2020 Republican Party presidential primaries
1407:2016 Republican Party presidential primaries
1338:2012 Republican Party presidential primaries
1246:2008 Republican Party presidential primaries
1208:2004 Republican Party presidential primaries
1157:2000 Republican Party presidential primaries
1104:1996 Republican Party presidential primaries
1092:George H. W. Bush 1992 presidential campaign
1063:1992 Republican Party presidential primaries
1051:George H. W. Bush 1988 presidential campaign
1029:. Bush had trouble at first but by the time
1017:1988 Republican Party presidential primaries
979:1984 Republican Party presidential primaries
929:1980 Republican Party presidential primaries
848:1976 Republican Party presidential primaries
782:1972 Republican Party presidential primaries
732:1968 Republican Party presidential primaries
668:1964 Republican Party presidential primaries
627:1960 Republican Party presidential primaries
602:of South Dakota and S.C. Arnold of Montana.
590:1956 Republican Party presidential primaries
552:1952 Republican Party presidential primaries
503:1948 Republican Party presidential primaries
460:1944 Republican Party presidential primaries
410:1940 Republican Party presidential primaries
344:1936 Republican Party presidential primaries
295:1932 Republican Party presidential primaries
256:1928 Republican Party presidential primaries
223:1924 Republican Party presidential primaries
167:1920 Republican Party presidential primaries
103:1916 Republican Party presidential primaries
54:1912 Republican Party presidential primaries
32:2024 Republican Party presidential primaries
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720:Barry Goldwater 1964 presidential campaign
186:were the main candidates. However Senator
1634:ISBN 9781483380353. Retrieved 2016-02-19.
1415:eventually announcing bids. Businessman
1234:George W. Bush 2004 presidential campaign
1196:George W. Bush 2000 presidential campaign
5356:Conservative Political Action Conference
4835:electoral vote changes between elections
4095:Timeline of modern American conservatism
3927:Republican Attorneys General Association
3922:National Republican Senatorial Committee
1572:2024 United States presidential election
1530:2020 United States presidential election
1488:2016 United States presidential election
1385:2012 United States presidential election
1308:2008 United States presidential election
1224:2004 United States presidential election
1186:2000 United States presidential election
1135:1996 United States presidential election
1123:in New Hampshire and publishing magnate
1082:1992 United States presidential election
1041:1988 United States presidential election
1005:Ronald Reagan 1984 presidential campaign
995:1984 United States presidential election
967:Ronald Reagan 1980 presidential campaign
957:1980 United States presidential election
907:1976 United States presidential election
836:Richard Nixon 1972 presidential campaign
826:1972 United States presidential election
790:was winding down and Nixon had achieved
770:Richard Nixon 1968 presidential campaign
760:1968 United States presidential election
710:1964 United States presidential election
651:1960 United States presidential election
610:1956 United States presidential election
573:1952 United States presidential election
535:1948 United States presidential election
486:1944 United States presidential election
443:1940 United States presidential election
393:1936 United States presidential election
327:1932 United States presidential election
278:1928 United States presidential election
239:1924 United States presidential election
206:1920 United States presidential election
181:Chief of Staff of the United States Army
150:1916 United States presidential election
86:1912 United States presidential election
3917:National Republican Redistricting Trust
1582:Donald Trump 2024 presidential campaign
1540:Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign
1498:Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign
18:Republican Party presidential primaries
14:
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4035:Republican National Coalition for Life
1395:Mitt Romney 2012 presidential campaign
1318:John McCain 2008 presidential campaign
917:Gerald Ford 1976 presidential campaign
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6802:California Democratic Party v. Jones
4142:United States presidential elections
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1577:2024 Republican National Convention
1535:2020 Republican National Convention
1493:2016 Republican National Convention
1478:1976 Republican National Convention
1390:2012 Republican National Convention
1313:2008 Republican National Convention
1229:2004 Republican National Convention
1191:2000 Republican National Convention
1145:Bob Dole 1996 presidential campaign
1140:1996 Republican National Convention
1087:1992 Republican National Convention
1046:1988 Republican National Convention
1000:1984 Republican National Convention
962:1980 Republican National Convention
912:1976 Republican National Convention
831:1972 Republican National Convention
765:1968 Republican National Convention
715:1964 Republican National Convention
656:1960 Republican National Convention
639:of West Virginia and State Senator
615:1956 Republican National Convention
578:1952 Republican National Convention
540:1948 Republican National Convention
491:1944 Republican National Convention
448:1940 Republican National Convention
398:1936 Republican National Convention
332:1932 Republican National Convention
283:1928 Republican National Convention
261:United States Secretary of Commerce
244:1924 Republican National Convention
211:1920 Republican National Convention
155:1916 Republican National Convention
91:1912 Republican National Convention
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4830:Electoral College results by state
4744:New Hampshire presidential primary
4020:Republican Main Street Partnership
675:1962 California gubernatorial race
25:
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3962:Congressional Hispanic Conference
694:of Pennsylvania, and Congressman
385:chosen as Landon's running mate.
6818:Rotating Regional Primary System
3932:Republican Governors Association
2471:2020 (Charlotte/other locations)
1212:As a popular wartime President,
227:Republican incumbent President
4777:List of nominating conventions
4025:Republican Majority for Choice
3853:Steering and Policy Committees
131:were also candidates. However
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4862:Certificate of ascertainment
4749:Nevada presidential caucuses
1627:Kalb, Deborah (2016-02-19).
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1605:Berg-Andersson, Richard E. "
1476:as running mate, before the
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3972:Republican Jewish Coalition
3887:Republican Governance Group
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425:Manhattan District Attorney
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3892:Republican Study Committee
1618:Republican Convention 2020
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1630:Guide to U.S. Elections
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1371:South Carolina primary
1117:Senate Majority Leader
107:Pennsylvania Governor
38:Presidential primaries
5397:New Hampshire primary
5155:State opinion polling
3967:Log Cabin Republicans
1624:Retrieved 2021-12-01.
1613:Retrieved 2021-12-01.
1360:New Hampshire primary
1254:, and Vice President
899:as his running mate.
804:Civil Rights Movement
563:Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
358:Franklin D. Roosevelt
127:and former President
4928:Presidential debates
4850:popular-vote margins
4511:District of Columbia
3997:Republicans Overseas
3987:Teen Age Republicans
3790:District of Columbia
2191:1964 (San Francisco)
2151:1956 (San Francisco)
1687:National Union Party
1451:contested convention
1423:, which were won by
1364:Speaker of the House
700:Margaret Chase Smith
559:Dwight D. Eisenhower
4948:Tipping-point state
4918:Major party tickets
4872:Contingent election
4867:Certificate of vote
4857:Electoral Count Act
4782:Brokered convention
3950:College Republicans
2371:2000 (Philadelphia)
2111:1948 (Philadelphia)
2071:1940 (Philadelphia)
1888:1900 (Philadelphia)
1797:1872 (Philadelphia)
1745:1856 (Philadelphia)
1697:Fourth Party System
1413:17 major contenders
419:of Oregon, Senator
382:Alfred "Alf" Landon
6721:1900 • 1904 • 1908
5876:Constitution Party
5253:Debates and forums
5050:Election timelines
4923:Major party losers
4463:Elections by state
3982:Republicans Abroad
3847:Legislative Digest
2311:1988 (New Orleans)
2251:1976 (Kansas City)
2231:1972 (Miami Beach)
2211:1968 (Miami Beach)
2011:1928 (Kansas City)
1875:1896 (Saint Louis)
1862:1892 (Minneapolis)
1707:Sixth Party System
1702:Fifth Party System
1692:Third Party System
1460:Cruz chose former
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683:Nelson Rockefeller
317:Franklin Roosevelt
129:Theodore Roosevelt
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1072:George H. W. Bush
1023:George H. W. Bush
938:George H. W. Bush
889:Richard Schweiker
865:Watergate Scandal
816:Watergate scandal
467:Douglas MacArthur
417:Charles L. McNary
121:Charles Fairbanks
76:Electoral College
68:Progressive Party
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2328:
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2131:1952 (Chicago)
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2091:1944 (Chicago)
2088:
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2048:
2047:
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2031:1932 (Chicago)
2028:
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2008:
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1971:1920 (Chicago)
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1951:1916 (Chicago)
1948:
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1927:1912 (Chicago)
1924:
1914:1908 (Chicago)
1911:
1901:1904 (Chicago)
1898:
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1872:
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1849:1888 (Chicago)
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1836:1884 (Chicago)
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1823:1880 (Chicago)
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5392:Iowa caucuses
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4759:Super Tuesday
4757:
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4709:
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1367:Newt Gingrich
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1348:Rick Santorum
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4676:South Dakota
4666:Rhode Island
4661:Pennsylvania
4641:North Dakota
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3714:Rhode Island
3709:Pennsylvania
3689:North Dakota
2523:Presidential
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1735:presidential
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1121:Pat Buchanan
1115:Senator and
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5970:conventions
5792:Green Party
5348:Straw polls
5334:Green Party
5222:Fundraising
4943:Swing state
4591:Mississippi
4501:Connecticut
3903:Fundraising
3824:Affiliated
3805:Puerto Rico
3639:Mississippi
3554:Connecticut
3276:Summerfield
3051:(2019–2023)
3045:(2015–2019)
3039:(2007–2015)
3033:(1999–2007)
3027:(1995–1999)
3021:(1981–1995)
3015:(1973–1981)
3009:(1965–1973)
3003:(1959–1965)
2997:(1939–1959)
2991:(1931–1939)
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2907:(1869–1875)
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2883:(1860–1861)
2842:(2003–2007)
2836:(1996–2003)
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2800:(1959–1969)
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2728:(1913–1918)
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2710:(1897–1908)
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2698:(1885–1891)
2692:(1884–1885)
2686:(1862–1884)
2680:(1859–1862)
2660:U.S. Senate
2651:(2017–2021)
2645:(2001–2009)
2639:(1989–1993)
2633:(1981–1989)
2627:(1974–1977)
2621:(1969–1974)
2615:(1953–1961)
2609:(1929–1933)
2603:(1923–1929)
2597:(1921–1923)
2591:(1909–1913)
2585:(1901–1909)
2579:(1897–1901)
2573:(1889–1893)
2567:(1881–1885)
2555:(1877–1881)
2549:(1869–1877)
2543:(1865–1868)
2537:(1861–1865)
1728:conventions
1558:Nikki Haley
1446:John Kasich
1437:Marco Rubio
1356:Mitt Romney
1277:Mitt Romney
1269:John McCain
1256:Dick Cheney
1175:John McCain
857:Spiro Agnew
853:Gerald Ford
788:Vietnam War
738:Vietnam War
362:Earl Warren
179:and Former
6843:Categories
6604:Whig Party
5370:Ames, Iowa
4706:Washington
4626:New Mexico
4621:New Jersey
4491:California
3754:Washington
3674:New Mexico
3669:New Jersey
3544:California
3355:Fahrenkopf
3350:Fahrenkopf
3271:Gabrielson
2881:Pennington
2871:Conference
2857:U.S. House
2678:J. P. Hale
2668:Conference
2643:G. W. Bush
2613:Eisenhower
2395:G. W. Bush
2375:G. W. Bush
2155:Eisenhower
2135:Eisenhower
1600:References
812:California
596:Korean War
366:Frank Knox
177:California
125:Henry Ford
111:, Senator
42:Republican
5968:National
5427:primaries
4716:Wisconsin
4681:Tennessee
4586:Minnesota
4561:Louisiana
4075:Primaries
4011:Factional
3941:Sectional
3778:Territory
3764:Wisconsin
3729:Tennessee
3634:Minnesota
3609:Louisiana
3510:territory
3508:state and
3395:Gillespie
3380:Nicholson
3316:R. Morton
3296:T. Morton
3181:Rosewater
3171:Hitchcock
3161:Cortelyou
2983:Longworth
2846:McConnell
2726:Gallinger
2583:Roosevelt
2504:primaries
2484:primaries
2464:primaries
2444:primaries
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2195:Goldwater
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2024:primaries
2004:primaries
1984:primaries
1964:primaries
1959:Fairbanks
1944:primaries
1909:Fairbanks
1905:Roosevelt
1896:Roosevelt
1737:primaries
1567:See also
1525:See also
1516:Bill Weld
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1474:Schweiker
1455:Cleveland
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171:Governor
145:See also
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5422:Caucuses
5367:defunct:
4811:Results
4701:Virginia
4651:Oklahoma
4631:New York
4606:Nebraska
4596:Missouri
4581:Michigan
4571:Maryland
4556:Kentucky
4536:Illinois
4506:Delaware
4496:Colorado
4486:Arkansas
4100:Trumpism
3955:Chairmen
3872:Factions
3834:Congress
3749:Virginia
3699:Oklahoma
3679:New York
3654:Nebraska
3644:Missouri
3629:Michigan
3619:Maryland
3604:Kentucky
3584:Illinois
3559:Delaware
3549:Colorado
3539:Arkansas
3429:McDaniel
3405:Martínez
3341:Richards
3256:Brownell
3251:Spangler
3236:Hamilton
3231:Fletcher
3141:Campbell
3136:Clarkson
3106:Chandler
3049:McCarthy
3025:Gingrich
2864:Speakers
2792:Knowland
2601:Coolidge
2577:McKinley
2571:Harrison
2559:Garfield
1995:Coolidge
1979:Coolidge
1892:McKinley
1879:McKinley
1866:Harrison
1853:Harrison
1827:Garfield
1726:national
1588:See also
1520:COVID-19
1435:Senator
1429:Ted Cruz
1427:Senator
1375:Ron Paul
1346:Senator
1298:Ron Paul
1281:Arkansas
1173:Senator
1109:Bob Dole
942:McGovern
897:Bob Dole
895:Senator
887:Senator
798:and the
600:Joe Foss
305:Maryland
268:Al Smith
6794:Reforms
6594:Defunct
5283:debates
4896:Related
4815:summary
4721:Wyoming
4696:Vermont
4601:Montana
4541:Indiana
4521:Georgia
4516:Florida
4481:Arizona
4471:Alabama
4080:Debates
4068:Related
3769:Wyoming
3744:Vermont
3649:Montana
3589:Indiana
3569:Georgia
3564:Florida
3534:Arizona
3524:Alabama
3504:Parties
3434:Whatley
3424:Priebus
3400:Mehlman
3390:Racicot
3385:Gilmore
3375:Barbour
3365:Yeutter
3360:Atwater
3281:Roberts
3226:Sanders
3111:Cameron
3096:Claflin
3086:Raymond
3057:(2023–)
3055:Johnson
3037:Boehner
3031:Hastert
3001:Halleck
2977:Gillett
2911:McCrary
2899:Pomeroy
2859:leaders
2848:(2007–)
2816:Stevens
2798:Dirksen
2780:Bridges
2714:E. Hale
2708:Allison
2702:Sherman
2696:Edmunds
2690:Sherman
2684:Anthony
2662:leaders
2595:Harding
2541:Johnson
2535:Lincoln
2099:Bricker
2075:Willkie
1975:Harding
1935:Sherman
1922:Sherman
1818:Wheeler
1779:Johnson
1775:Lincoln
1762:Lincoln
1749:Frémont
1721:tickets
1682:History
1433:Florida
1431:, with
1369:in the
1358:in the
1350:in the
1171:Arizona
873:Vietnam
792:détente
5288:forums
4656:Oregon
4611:Nevada
4551:Kansas
4526:Hawaii
4476:Alaska
4013:groups
3943:groups
3905:groups
3704:Oregon
3659:Nevada
3599:Kansas
3574:Hawaii
3529:Alaska
3419:Steele
3414:Duncan
3409:Duncan
3346:Laxalt
3301:Miller
3291:Alcorn
3241:Martin
3216:Huston
3206:Butler
3191:Wilcox
3186:Hilles
3146:Carter
3116:Jewell
3101:Morgan
3081:Morgan
3074:Chairs
3019:Michel
3013:Rhodes
2995:Martin
2965:Cannon
2935:Cannon
2929:Keifer
2905:Blaine
2901:(1869)
2893:Colfax
2873:chairs
2788:(1953)
2774:Wherry
2762:McNary
2756:Austin
2750:McNary
2744:Watson
2738:Curtis
2720:Cullom
2670:chairs
2631:Reagan
2607:Hoover
2565:Arthur
2561:(1881)
2435:Romney
2415:McCain
2399:Cheney
2379:Cheney
2339:Quayle
2319:Quayle
2295:Reagan
2275:Reagan
2199:Miller
2119:Warren
2079:McNary
2055:Landon
2039:Curtis
2035:Hoover
2019:Curtis
2015:Hoover
1955:Hughes
1939:Butler
1883:Hobart
1857:Morton
1840:Blaine
1831:Arthur
1805:Wilson
1792:Colfax
1766:Hamlin
1753:Dayton
1470:Reagan
1262:Mayor
1113:Kansas
1111:, the
946:Carter
893:Kansas
881:Panama
309:Hoover
140:Wilson
5375:Texas
5279:2020
4686:Texas
4566:Maine
4531:Idaho
3734:Texas
3614:Maine
3579:Idaho
3517:State
3336:Brock
3331:Smith
3311:Bliss
3306:Burch
3266:Scott
3261:Reece
3246:Walsh
3201:Adams
3156:Payne
3151:Hanna
3126:Jones
3121:Sabin
2989:Snell
2840:Frist
2822:Baker
2810:Baker
2804:Scott
2768:White
2732:Lodge
2649:Trump
2619:Nixon
2553:Hayes
2547:Grant
2499:Vance
2495:Trump
2479:Pence
2475:Trump
2459:Pence
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2419:Palin
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2215:Nixon
2179:Lodge
2175:Nixon
2159:Nixon
2139:Nixon
2115:Dewey
2095:Dewey
1999:Dawes
1844:Logan
1814:Hayes
1801:Grant
1788:Grant
1425:Texas
1294:Texas
796:China
794:with
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6755:1920
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6577:2020
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6509:2010
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6484:1991
6479:1987
6474:1983
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6451:2020
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6406:1984
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6396:1976
6391:1972
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6376:1960
6371:1956
6366:1952
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6351:1940
6346:1936
6341:1932
6336:1928
6331:1924
6326:1920
6321:1916
6316:1912
6311:1908
6306:1904
6301:1900
6296:1896
6291:1892
6286:1888
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6276:1880
6271:1876
6266:1872
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6227:2024
6221:2020
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6196:2000
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6116:1936
6111:1932
6106:1928
6101:1924
6096:1920
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6071:1900
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5862:2016
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5847:2004
5842:2000
5837:1996
5820:2024
5814:2020
5809:2016
5804:2012
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5783:2024
5778:2020
5773:2016
5768:2012
5763:2008
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5742:2024
5737:2020
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5637:1940
5632:1936
5627:1932
5622:1928
5617:1924
5612:1920
5607:1916
5602:1912
5584:2024
5579:2020
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5544:1992
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5534:1984
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5425:and
5338:2016
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5322:2024
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5307:2012
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5275:2016
5270:2008
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5244:2020
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5234:2012
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5213:2024
5208:2020
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5184:2024
5180:2020
5175:2016
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5146:2024
5141:2020
5136:2016
5131:2012
5126:2008
5118:2024
5113:2020
5108:2016
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5083:2024
5077:2020
5072:2016
5067:2012
5062:2008
5057:2004
4976:1974
4971:1973
4957:2000
4691:Utah
4646:Ohio
4546:Iowa
4452:2024
4446:2020
4441:2016
4436:2012
4431:2008
4426:2004
4421:2000
4416:1996
4411:1992
4406:1988
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4396:1980
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4341:1936
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4321:1920
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4296:1900
4291:1896
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4211:1832
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4176:1804
4171:1800
4166:1796
4161:1792
4156:1788
3795:Guam
3739:Utah
3694:Ohio
3594:Iowa
3490:2024
3485:2023
3480:2021
3475:2019
3470:2017
3465:2015
3460:2013
3455:2011
3450:2009
3370:Bond
3326:Bush
3321:Dole
3286:Hall
3221:Fess
3211:Work
3196:Hays
3176:Hill
3131:Quay
3091:Ward
3043:Ryan
3007:Ford
2971:Mann
2953:Reed
2941:Reed
2923:Frye
2917:Hale
2887:Grow
2834:Lott
2828:Dole
2786:Taft
2625:Ford
2589:Taft
2439:Ryan
2359:Kemp
2355:Dole
2259:Dole
2255:Ford
2059:Knox
1931:Taft
1918:Taft
1870:Reid
1560:and
1546:2024
1504:2020
1464:CEO
1401:2016
1332:2012
1324:Mitt
1289:CPAC
1240:2008
1202:2004
1151:2000
1098:1996
1057:1992
1011:1988
973:1984
923:1980
879:and
842:1976
776:1972
726:1968
662:1964
621:1960
584:1956
546:1952
497:1948
454:1944
404:1940
338:1936
289:1932
250:1928
217:1924
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161:1920
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3066:RNC
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