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Everything You Need To Know About The Election of 1912 To Succeed In APUSH

William Howard Taft was the incumbent president Was hand-picked by Roosevelt to be his successor Roosevelt feuded with Taft, sought the Republican nomination Republicans chose Taft Roosevelt runs on the Progressive Party, or “Bull Moose Party” ticket

 William Howard Taft – Republican Party  Theodore Roosevelt – Progressive Party  Woodrow Wilson – Democratic Party  Eugene Debs – Socialist Party

 Two “Republican” candidates help split the vote  Woodrow Wilson easily wins  Eugene V. Debs wins nearly 1,000,000 votes  Socialism is a growing force

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