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Brinker: Youth turnout disappoints, but fits historical pattern - University Daily Kansan  University Daily Kansan--Robert F. Kennedy and -Eugene McCarthy- in 1968. Legions of college students rallied to these presidential prospects, as once-long haired activists got “Clean ... - Date : Fri, 05 Nov 2010 16:55:36 GMT+00:00 |
| NEWS DAY | Big Brother Bob Fletcher / Zinging SJU and the Freedom Foundation ... - Twin Cities Planet (blog) Twin Cities Planet (blog)--The ultimate irony is that -Eugene McCarthy- was definitely at least as leftist and partisan as Nick Coleman. For-profit colleges lie to their students, ... - Date : Wed, 04 Aug 2010 15:59:58 GMT+00:00 |
| Chuck Collins and 'Underground News,' online news, Oprah plus other media news ... - Chicago Tribune (blog) Chicago Tribune (blog)---Eugene McCarthy-, activist Abbie Hoffman, Mick Jagger, Joan Baez, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Sen. Charles Percy. "What was it exactly? ... - Date : Thu, 05 Aug 2010 05:52:05 GMT+00:00 |
| Obama's Honeymoon and Chelsea's Wedding Are Over. What Now Hillary? - Huffington Post (blog) Huffington Post (blog)--One need only remember the disastrous struggles between -Eugene McCarthy- and Lyndon Johnson in 1968, Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford in 1976, ... - Date : Tue, 03 Aug 2010 21:23:28 GMT+00:00 |
| Klobuchar to speak at St. John's lecture - St. Cloud Times St. Cloud Times--Amy Klobuchar will speak at the 2010 -Eugene- J. -McCarthy- Lecture on Aug. 30 at St. John's University. In 2006, Klobuchar, a Democrat, became the first woman ... - Date : Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:34:46 GMT+00:00 |
| PASSINGS: Gerald Heaney - Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times---...- lawyer and political figure, Heaney helped form the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party in Minnesota with the likes of Hubert Humphrey and -Eugene McCarthy-. ... - Date : Thu, 24 Jun 2010 07:02:39 GMT+00:00 |
| SurveyUSA Poll Shows Proposition 14 Will Pass - Ballot Access Ballot Access--My first activity in independent politics was with the late, great, -Eugene- J. -McCarthy's- campaign for the presidency in 1976 (Committee for a Constitutional ... - Date : Tue, 08 Jun 2010 00:08:34 GMT+00:00 |
| Presidential? Not ex-Sen. Santorum - Leader Vindicator Leader Vindicator--Rick Santorum could become the -Eugene McCarthy- - or perhaps the Harold Stassen - of Pennsylvania politics. Santorum holds right-wing views. ... - Date : Wed, 02 Jun 2010 14:08:34 GMT+00:00 |
| Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy? Kitty Kelley, Part I - The Georgetown Dish The Georgetown Dish---Eugene McCarthy- as he took a principled stand against the Vietnam War -- is unafraid to take on the most holy of America's sacred cows. ... - Date : Mon, 17 May 2010 04:10:12 GMT+00:00 |
| Tired of long-winded commencement speeches? Try the 1-minute version - True/Slant True/Slant--Former presidential candidate -Eugene McCarthy-, darling of the left in 1968, gave the commencement speech to the Haverford College class of ... - Date : Sat, 15 May 2010 11:28:00 GMT+00:00 |
| United States House of Representatives | ||
| Preceded by Edward Devitt | Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Minnesota's 4 congressional district 1949-1959 | Succeeded by Joseph Karth |
| United States Senate | ||
| Preceded by Edward John Thye | United States Senator from Minnesota Served alongside: Hubert Humphrey, Walter Mondale 1959-1971 | Succeeded by Hubert Humphrey |
| Party political offices | ||
| Preceded by William E. Carlson | Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party from United States Senator (Class 1) from Minnesota 1958, 1964 | Succeeded by Hubert Humphrey |
| McCarthy's presidential campaign results | |||
| Election | Party | votes | % |
| 1968 | (various) | 25,634 | 0.04% |
| 1976 | independent | 740,460 | 0.91% |
| 1988 | Consumer | 30,905 | 0.03% |
| Class 1 | Rice * Ramsey * McMillan * Davis * Towne * Clapp * Kellogg * Shipstead * Thye * McCarthy * H. Humphrey * M. Humphrey * Durenberger * Grams * Dayton * Klobuchar | | |
| Class 2 | Shields * Wilkinson * Norton * Windom * Stearns * Windom * Edgerton * Windom * Sabin * Washburn * K. Nelson * Johnson * Schall * Benson * Howard * Lundeen * Ball * A. Nelson * Ball * H. Humphrey * Mondale * Anderson * Boschwitz * Wellstone * Barkley * Coleman * Franken | | |
| Democratic Party | 1964 Democratic National Convention | |
| Candidates | Brewster * Brown * Johnson * Kennedy * Randolph * Reynolds * Wallace * Welsh * Yorty | |
| VP Candidates | Dodd * Humphrey * Kennedy * McCarthy | |
| Republican Party | 1964 Republican National Convention | |
| Candidates | Fong * Goldwater * Lodge * Nixon * Rhodes * Rockefeller * Scranton * Smith * Stassen | |
| VP Candidates | Miller | |
| Democratic Party | 1968 Democratic National Convention | |
| Candidates | Branigin * Crommelin * Fisher * Humphrey (campaign) * R. Kennedy (campaign) * Johnson * Lynch * McCarthy (campaign) * McGovern * Moore * Smathers * Young | |
| VP Candidates | Muskie | |
| Republican Party | 1968 Republican National Convention | |
| Candidates | Carlson * Case * Fong * Lindsay * Nixon (campaign) * Reagan * Rhodes * N. Rockefeller * W. Rockefeller * Romney (campaign) * Stassen * Volpe | |
| VP Candidates | Agnew * Brooke * Bush * Chafee * Evans * Finch * Hatfield * Javits * Love * Morton * Percy * Tower | |
| Third Party | American Independent Party | |
| Candidate | Wallace (campaign) | |
| VP Candidate | LeMay | |
| Democratic Party | 1972 Democratic National Convention * Primaries | |
| Candidates | Chisholm * Harris * Hartke * Humphrey * Jackson * Lindsay * McCarthy * McGovern (campaign) * Mills * Muskie * Sanford * Wallace * Yorty | |
| VP Candidates | Eagleton (replaced) * Farenthold * Gravel * Peabody * Shriver | |
| Republican Party | 1972 Republican National Convention * Primaries | |
| Candidates | Ashbrook * McCloskey * Nixon (campaign) | |
| VP Candidates | Agnew | |
| Minor parties | Schmitz (American Independent) * Jenness (Socialist Workers) * Spock (People's) * Hospers (Libertarian) | |
Convention * Primaries | Nominee: Jimmy Carter VP Nominee: Walter Mondale Other Candidates: Bayh * Bentsen * Brown * Byrd * Carey * Church * Harris * Humphrey * Jackson * Jaworski * Jordan * McCarthy * McCormack * Mondale * Randolph * Sanford * Shapp * Shriver * Stevenson * Udall * Wallace Other VP Candidates: Albert * Dellums * Jordan | |
Convention * Primaries | Nominee: Gerald Ford VP Nominee: Bob Dole Other Candidates: Buckley * Reagan * Richardson * Stassen Other VP Candidates: Helms | |
| Minor parties | Thomas J. Anderson (American) * Lester Maddox (American Independent) * Gus Hall (Communist) * Roger MacBride (Libertarian) * Margaret Wright (People's) * Peter Camejo (Socialist Workers) * LaRouche (U.S. Labor Party) | |
| Democratic Party | 1992 Democratic National Convention * Primaries | |
| Candidates | Agran * Brown * Casey * Clinton (campaign) * Harkin * Kerrey * Laughlin * McCarthy * Tsongas * Wilder * Woods | |
| VP Candidate | Gore | |
| Republican Party | 1992 Republican National Convention | |
| Candidates | Buchanan * Bush * Duke * Stassen | |
| VP Candidate | Quayle | |
| Third party | Independents | |
| Candidate | Ross Perot (campaign) | |
| VP Candidate | James Stockdale | |
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