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On
Election Day (November 5), 1996, Perot took 8.40% of the popular vote and 0 electoral votes, a decrease of 10.51% from the previous election. However, it remains by far the most successful third party campaign run since Perot's first presidential campaign, with the Reform Party being the first and
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ruled that only Perot would be eligible for $ 32 million in federal matching funds as his 1992 candidacy was as an independent so anybody else nominated by the Reform Party would not be eligible for any matching funds and the Reform Party would struggle to raise funds without matching funds as Perot
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Perot won the nomination on August 17, 1996, and accepted it at the Reform Party convention the following day. Lamm stated that he was "not angry", but that he was unsure if he would vote for Perot. On
September 10, Perot selected
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that he would seek the presidency again, like he had done in 1992, stating that, "If they feel I am the person they want to do this job, then certainly I will give them everything I have to get it done."
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with 18.91% of the popular vote as an independent and in six states was placed on the ballot on newly formed political parties. In the early nineties multiple independence parties under the leadership of
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In mid-August, Perot announced that he would be accepting $ 30 million in presidential public funds which would limit him to spend no more than $ 50,000 of his own money on his campaign.
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After initially stating that he would not seek the nomination of the Reform Party, Perot reversed his decision and announced his campaign the day after former
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Republican Party" and that the Reform Party, "threatens the viability of the Republican Party." Ironically, Buchanan himself
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On July 9, 1996, former
Colorado governor Richard Lamm announced that he would seek the Reform Party's nomination. However, the next day on July 10, Perot announced on
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would only be allowed to donate at most $ 1,000. Another problem for any other Reform candidate would be the loss of ballot access in
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to be his vice presidential running mate, but she declined the following month and chose to stay in
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872:"Bush plays off expectations; Gore learns from mistakes"
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783:"Perot Finishes A Distant Third"
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2174:
2164:
2141:
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2100:John Hagelin
2098:
2078:Irwin Schiff
2074:
2069:Jo Jorgensen
2067:VP nominee:
2066:
2061:Harry Browne
2058:
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2023:
2000:VP nominee:
1999:
1984:
1930:Richard Lamm
1926:
1917:VP nominee:
1916:
1909:
1901:
1874:Reform Party
1855:Morry Taylor
1815:Steve Forbes
1805:Jack Fellure
1790:Pat Buchanan
1781:
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1652:Bill Clinton
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1600:← 1992
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328:
311:Pat Buchanan
308:
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285:Announcement
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207:Richard Lamm
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194:Reform Party
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153:(1996-12-31)
138:Clay Mulford
134:David Bryant
107:Headquarters
89:Reform Party
71:
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1987:Ralph Nader
1972:Green Party
1961:independent
1957:Third-party
1860:Pete Wilson
1705:Pat Paulsen
621:$ 1,970.00
605:$ 8,104.00
599:$ 2,000.00
589:California
546:$ 1,100.00
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476:% <$ 200
85:Affiliation
67:(1988–2009)
2363:Ross Perot
2357:Categories
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2105:VP nominee
2054:Convention
2030:VP nominee
1980:Convention
1964:candidates
1919:Pat Choate
1904:Ross Perot
1895:Candidates
1825:Alan Keyes
1820:Phil Gramm
1800:Bob Dornan
1750:Candidates
1736:Convention
1643:Candidates
1629:Convention
1221:2024-03-08
1197:2024-03-08
1172:2024-03-08
1147:2024-03-08
1104:2024-03-08
1098:C-SPAN.org
988:2019-04-20
886:August 14,
849:The Herald
750:2024-03-08
721:2024-03-08
637:References
420:Ross Perot
370:Candidate
342:Pat Choate
248:Background
211:Pat Choate
185:Ross Perot
73:Pat Choate
56:Ross Perot
2059:Nominee:
1985:Nominee:
1902:Nominee:
1886:Primaries
1774:Jack Kemp
1757:Nominee:
1741:Primaries
1698:positions
1663:positions
1634:Primaries
630:$ 330.00
614:Colorado
564:Arkansas
555:$ 400.00
549:$ 200.00
530:$ 300.00
524:$ 200.00
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351:, as the
78:economist
51:Candidate
22:Perot '96
1993:campaign
1935:campaign
1910:campaign
1765:campaign
1759:Bob Dole
1693:campaign
1658:campaign
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982:Archived
853:Archived
827:Archived
715:Archived
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539:Arizona
489:Alabama
325:Campaign
218:campaign
146:Receipts
36:Campaign
2250:Nominee
2217:Nominee
2194:Nominee
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2128:Nominee
2095:Nominee
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1672:Al Gore
876:cnn.com
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527:21.01%
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410:Owed To
405:Owed By
378:Raised
274:Al Gore
166:Website
2337:Senate
1955:Other
1212:"1996"
627:0.00%
602:6.89%
502:0.00%
480:Spent
396:Spent
158:Slogan
111:Dallas
95:Status
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296:Texas
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349:1992
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