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Tuesday, September 02, 2003

Senators don't win presidential elections, governors do:

Or do they? Here are the results for presidential elections from 1900 to 1996.
Who Highest office achieved
at time of election
result
     
McKinley President won
Bryan Representative lost
T. Roosevelt President won
Parker Chief Justice
NY Appeals Ct.
lost
Taft Sec. War won
Bryan Representative lost
Wilson Governor won
T. Roosevelt President lost
Taft President lost
Wilson President won
Hughes Supreme Ct. Justice lost
Harding Senator won
Cox Governor lost
Coolidge President won
Davis Wall St. lawyer lost
LaFollette Senator lost
Hoover Sec. Commerce won
Smith Governor lost
F. Roosevelt Governor won
Hoover President lost
F. Roosevelt President won
Landon Governor lost
F. Roosevelt President won
Wilkie Wall St. lawyer lost
F. Roosevelt President won
Dewey Governor lost
Truman President won
Dewey Governor lost
Eisenhower General won
Stevenson Governor lost
Eisenhower President won
Stevenson Governor lost
Kennedy Senator won
Nixon Vice-president lost
Johnson President won
Goldwater Senator lost
Nixon Vice-president won
Humphrey Vice-president lost
Nixon President won
McGovern Senator lost
Carter Governor won
Ford President lost
Reagan Governor won
Carter President lost
Reagan President won
Mondale Vice-president lost
Bush Vice-president won
Dukakis Governor lost
Clinton Governor won
Bush President lost
Perot businessman lost
Clinton President won
Dole Senator lost

 

Office won lost
President 13 7
Vice-president 2 3
Governor 5 8
Senator 1 4
Representative   2
Cabinet 2  
General 1  
Justice   2
Wall St. lawyer   2
businessman   1
NOTE: Only those that received 10% of the votes were included.


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