List of African-American United States presidential and vice presidential candidates

Columns: Year | Name | Party | Details | Nomination winner
1984 | Jesse Jackson | Democratic Party | 466 votes at national convention | Walter Mondale | 1988 | Jesse Jackson | Democratic Party | 1218.5 votes at national convention | Michael Dukakis | 1992 | Douglas Wilder | Democratic Party | Withdrew before Iowa caucuses | Bill Clinton | 1992 | Alan Keyes | Republican Party | 1 vote at national convention . Keyes was the Republican candidate in the U.S. Senate election in Maryland at the time , and was not actively seeking the presidency in 1992 | George H.W . Bush | 1996 | Alan Keyes | Republican Party | 1 vote at national convention | Bob Dole | 1996 | Isabell Masters | Republican Party | 1052 votes ( 7th place ) in Oklahoma primary | Bob Dole | 2000 | Alan Keyes | Republican Party | 6 votes at national convention | George W. Bush

Example questions:
Which 1992 US Presidential nomination winner is older ? | Which 1996 African-American US Presidential candidate is younger ? | When is the demise of the 1968 US Presidential nomination winner ? | Which 2004 African-American US Presidential candidate is younger ?

Answers:
George H.W . Bush | Alan Keyes | January 13 , 1978 | Al Sharpton