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United States presidential election of 1992: Quick Facts

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Date November 3, 1992
Location United States

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Bill Clinton and Al Gore
President George H.W. Bush sits at the Oval Office desk holding papers, with family photos, a globe, and American flag visible behind him.
Patrick Buchanan
Ross Perot
Campaign pin
Campaign pin
Ross Perot speaks at a podium labeled Ross Perot, gesturing with his right hand, with an American flag backdrop and people seated behind him.
Map of the United States showing the 1992 presidential election results by state, with states won by Bill Clinton (Democratic) shaded in blue and states won by George H. W. Bush (Republican) in red. Electoral vote numbers are displayed in each state, with Clinton winning the majority of states and a total of 370 electoral votes, while Bush won fewer states totaling 168 electoral votes.
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Al Gore speaks at a podium with two microphones, gesturing with his right hand, in front of a blue backdrop with a partial white emblem.
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Ross Perot speaks at a podium labeled Ross Perot, gesturing with his right hand, with an American flag backdrop and people seated behind him.
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