People nominated multiple times for U.S. President by a major party Quiz by TimeAndTide

Can you name the people nominated multiple times for U.S. President by a major party?

created by TimeAndTide

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Source: wikipedia
Before 1832, parties did not nominate one individual to represent the party in a presidential election. So I have included all people from this era who ran for president under a major party label.
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Nominee	Party/Years
	Fed/1792, 1796, 1800
	Dem-Rep/1792, 1796, 1808
	Dem-Rep/1796, 1800, 1804
	Dem-Rep/1796, 1800
	Fed/1800, 1804, 1808
	Dem-Rep/1808, 1812
	Dem-Rep/1816, 1820
	Dem-Rep/1820, 1824. Nat'l Rep/1828
	Dem-Rep/1824. Dem/1828, 1832
	Dem-Rep/1824. Nat'l Rep/1832. Whig/1844
	Whig/1836, 1840
	Dem/1836, 1840. Free Soil/1848
	Rep/1860. Nat'l Union/1864
	Rep/1868, 1872
	Dem/1884, 1888, 1892
	Rep/1888, 1892

Nominee	Party/Years
	Rep/1896, 1900
	Dem/1896, 1900, 1908
	Rep/1904, Prog/1912
	Rep/1908, 1912
	Dem/1912, 1916
	Rep/1928, 1932
	Dem/1932, 1936, 1940, 1944
	Rep/1944, 1948
	Rep/1952, 1956
	Dem/1952, 1956
	Rep/1960, 1968, 1972
	Dem/1976, 1980
	Rep/1980, 1984
	Rep/1988, 1992
	Dem/1992, 1996
	Rep/2000, 2004
Rep/2000, 2004
Rep/2000, 2004
Rep/2000, 2004
Rep/2000, 2004
Rep/2000, 2004

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Multiple Nominations for U.S. President Quiz

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	TimeAndTide:	Mar 21st, 2011 at 04:33 GMT		2 points
	Party abbreviations: Fed = Federalist. Dem-Rep = Democratic-Republican. Nat'l Rep = National Republican. Dem = Democratic. Rep = Republican. Nat'l Union = National Union. Prog = Progressive. Soc = Socialist (bonus answers only). Let me know what you think of the amount of time.

	micah:	Mar 21st, 2011 at 16:11 GMT		4 points
	Nice quiz! Time feels a little excessive to me -- five minutes would probably be plenty.

	mrblonde811:	Mar 21st, 2011 at 22:51 GMT		1 point
	But in 1912 was the Progressive Party a "major party"?

	rct:	Mar 22nd, 2011 at 03:22 GMT		0 points
	Not that it means anything at all, but I see that you have Nader as a bonus. How about a Ross Perot bonus? He received far more votes (nearly 20 million in 1992 and 8 million in 1996) than all of Nader's campaigns combined (Nader has never surpassed 1 million in any election). Unless, of course, you don't consider the Reform Party, which Perot just up and invented for 1996, a major party.

	adamnvillani:	Mar 22nd, 2011 at 04:44 GMT		4 points
	I think it's not that the Reform Party wasn't major (to use sports terminology, they were a mid-major), but that when he ran in 1992, Perot was independent. He didn't run as a nominee of a party until 1996. The 1912 Progressives came in 2nd place and beat the incumbent president, so that would indicate they were pretty major!

	rct:	Mar 22nd, 2011 at 06:02 GMT		0 points
	Ah, thank you. I was conflating the American Independent Party with simply being an Independent. Sorry. Although, in researching that, I find it interesting how close Perot came to winning, especially considering the fact that he, as you point out, didn't even have a party. Good stuff.

	sabresfan:	Mar 23rd, 2011 at 04:54 GMT		2 points
	Mrblonde811: Its a valid point. The party didn't exist until the election when Roosevelt basically created it solely so he could run (and he did get more votes than Taft), but the party did contest many congressional and gubernatorial elections that year and the following years and had a sizable number of congressman win election, which I think separates it from other third parties. I think it can count as a major party.

	Bretzky:	Jul 28th, 2011 at 14:14 GMT		1 point
	"Before 1832, parties did not nominate one individual to represent the party in a presidential election. So I have included all people from this era who ran for president under a major party label." Then they either shouldn't be included or the name of the quiz should be changed to reflect this.