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How did humphrey win the nomination

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Dovator [93]3 years ago

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Answer:

Humphrey won the nomination in 1968, at the Democratic National Convention. He won the party’s nomination at the Convention on his first ballot. His won was on the amidst riots in Chicago. Humphrey running mate was unpopular senator, Edmund Muskie from Maine. During his election. Humphrey opposed former Vice President, Richard Nixon from California as the Republican Party Nominee.

Explanation:

During the general election, Nixon led in almost polls. He successfully disrupted Humphrey’s role in Vietnam. He connected Humphrey to the unpopular president and the chaos in the nation. As a result, Humphrey experienced a surge in the polls. Before he won the presidential election, Humphrey has done a lot of work in politics. Such as:

· Mayor of Minneapolis in 1945

· Giving a speech in Democratic National Convention 1948

· He was elected to the United State Senate in 1948

· Entering presidential politics in 1952

· Winning primaries in Washington D.C and South Dakota in 1960

Learn more:

We recommend you to learn more about Humphrey and his winning during the election by clicking these links below:

1. Humphrey’s profile: brainly.com/question/3161597

2. Humphrey’s candidacy: brainly.com/question/2790673

Keywords: Humphrey, election

Subject: History

Class: 10-12

Subchapter: Presidential election

tensa zangetsu [6.8K]3 years ago

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Humphrey won the party's nomination at the Convention on the first ballot, amidst riots in Chicago. He selected little-known Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine as his running mate. During the general election, Humphrey faced former Vice President Richard Nixon of California, the Republican Party nominee. :D hoped this help a bit

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