In this election, Milwaukee mayor Emil Seidel ran alongside a Socialist Party candidate running for the fourth time.
In this election, Milwaukee mayor Emil Seidel ran alongside a Socialist Party candidate running for the fourth time. Eugene Chafin ran under the Prohibition ticket in this election, in which Champ Clark of Missouri failed to win the winning party's nomination. Hiram Johnson ran on the ticket of the eventual runner-up, who espoused the ideas of "New (*) Nationalism," while the winner of this election supported the self-reliance in "The New Freedom" platform. During the campaign for this election, John Schrank attempted to assassinate the "Bull Moose" nominee Teddy Roosevelt. For 10 points, name this election where Woodrow Wilson defeated incumbent William H. Taft.
In this election, Milwaukee mayor Emil Seidel ran alongside a Socialist Party candidate running for the fourth time.
United States Presidential Election of {1912}