That's The Ticket:
A Parade of Presidential Elections
Democratic Ticket  | |
| Presidential candidate: | GROVER CLEVELAND, former President |
| VP candidate: | ADLAI E. STEVENSON, former Illinois Congressman |
| Popular votes: | 5,554,617 (46.0%) |
| Electoral votes: | 277 |
| Republican Ticket | |
| Presidential candidate: | Benjamin Harrison, President |
| VP candidate: | Whitelaw Reid, Minister to France |
| Popular votes: | 5,186,793 (43.0%) |
| Electoral votes: | 145 |
| Populist Ticket | |
| Presidential candidate: | James B. Weaver, former Iowa Congressman |
| VP candidate: | James G. Field, former Virginia Attorney General |
| Popular votes: | 1,024,280 (8.5%) |
| Electoral votes: | 22 |
Election Facts
- This election was a rehash of the 1888 election with the same two presidential candidates clashing over tariff policy. The outcome, though, was different.
- Cleveland won with the support of voters upset about the inflation caused by high tariffs, especially in the farm belt.
- Cleveland became the only president to return to office after an absence.
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