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The incumbent Christian Democrat Bob Dole, of Kansas, was challenged by Socialist Gary Hart, Senator of Colorado. The Progressives and Moderates endorsed Hart. After the input of "Reaganomics" in 1983 (after taking advice from former B-Movie actor Ronald Reagan, who had attempted to run for Governor of California in the 1970s, and had moved to Nevada in 1987 after the founding of the Republic of the Pacific) the Progressive Party and Socialist Party decided to propose a deal to the Moderate Party: Help them try to stifle "Reaganomics" in congress, and the two most moderate Socialists - Walter Mondale and Gary Hart - would be the Socialists' nominees in 1984. The Moderates accepted.

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  • United States Presidential Election, 1984 (New England Secession)
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  • The incumbent Christian Democrat Bob Dole, of Kansas, was challenged by Socialist Gary Hart, Senator of Colorado. The Progressives and Moderates endorsed Hart. After the input of "Reaganomics" in 1983 (after taking advice from former B-Movie actor Ronald Reagan, who had attempted to run for Governor of California in the 1970s, and had moved to Nevada in 1987 after the founding of the Republic of the Pacific) the Progressive Party and Socialist Party decided to propose a deal to the Moderate Party: Help them try to stifle "Reaganomics" in congress, and the two most moderate Socialists - Walter Mondale and Gary Hart - would be the Socialists' nominees in 1984. The Moderates accepted.
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Next Year
  • 1988(xsd:integer)
election date
  • 1984-11-06(xsd:date)
election name
  • United States presidential election, 1984
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electoral vote
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  • 272(xsd:integer)
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  • presidential
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nominee
  • Bob Dole
  • Gary Hart
home state
  • Colorado
  • Kansas
Party
  • Socialist
  • Christian Democrat
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  • 125(xsd:integer)
running mate
  • John Connally
  • Walter Mondale
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  • 50(xsd:double)
previous election
  • 1980(xsd:integer)
next election
  • 1988(xsd:integer)
Previous Year
  • 1980(xsd:integer)
running mates home state
  • Minnesota
  • Texas
abstract
  • The incumbent Christian Democrat Bob Dole, of Kansas, was challenged by Socialist Gary Hart, Senator of Colorado. The Progressives and Moderates endorsed Hart. After the input of "Reaganomics" in 1983 (after taking advice from former B-Movie actor Ronald Reagan, who had attempted to run for Governor of California in the 1970s, and had moved to Nevada in 1987 after the founding of the Republic of the Pacific) the Progressive Party and Socialist Party decided to propose a deal to the Moderate Party: Help them try to stifle "Reaganomics" in congress, and the two most moderate Socialists - Walter Mondale and Gary Hart - would be the Socialists' nominees in 1984. The Moderates accepted. The Vice Presidential candidates were incumbent Christian Democrat John Connally, former Governor of Texas, and Senator Walter Mondale of Minnesota. Connally was and Mondale were seen as more centrist than their running mates. Despite the Islamic Revolution in Iran starting early in Dole's presidency (1981) which resulted in Americans being killed at the American embassy to Iran, Dole's image (despite initially falling) was able to perservere. This was the final presidential election including the American regions of New England and the West Coast, before their secessions in 1986.
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