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Third party (politics), any
party contending for
votes that
failed to
outpoll either of its two
strongest rivals Third party (U.S. politics), a US political...
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Retrieved August 19, 2019. Winger,
Richard (December 22, 2016). "Democrats
Outpoll Republicans in U.S.
Senate Races by 10,512,669 Votes, but
Republicans Win...
- twenty-nine counties,
becoming the
first third-party
candidate since Perot to
outpoll a
major party candidate in any
county nationwide, and only the
fifth since...
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legislative elections, in
which it got 11.3% of the vote. It
nevertheless outpolled Mégret's MNR,
which had
fielded the same
number of
candidates but won...
- politics, a
third party is any
party contending for
votes that
failed to
outpoll either of its two
strongest rivals (or, in the
context of an impending...
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October 7, 2018. Ch****,
Murray (November 20, 1991). "BASEBALL;
Ripken Outpolls Fielder in
Winning M.V.P. Award". The New York Times.
Archived from the...
- for
President of the
Federal Republic of
Germany (West Germany) but was
outpolled by
Gustav Heinemann. The son of a
railway official, Schröder was born...
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Purroy Mitchel, who came in
second (ahead of Hillquit)
everywhere else and
outpolled Hillquit citywide by 23.2% to 21.7%. For
details of
votes and parties...
- was
established in 1864.
Roosevelt was the only third-party
candidate to
outpoll a
candidate of an
established party. The
Republican split was essential...
- secession. In the 1860
election "Constitutional Democrat"
Breckenridge had
outpolled "Constitutional Unionist" Bell in the 50
counties by 1,900 votes, 44%...
