Third Parties: Roosevelt and Wallace reshaping the ballot
The article surveys third party influence in U S history, noting Wallace’s American Independent bid could be a landmark. It recalls Roosevelts and Tafts 1912 split, the Dixiecrats, Thurmond, and La Follette, detailing how minor parties rarely win but often sway outcomes.
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New York
George C. Wallace
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American Independent Party
Abraham Lincoln
Free Soil Party
Constitutional Union Party
Breckenridge Democrats
Liberty Party
Henry Clay
County Restores Its Justice Statue to Union Courthouse
The five foot wooden statue of a woman holding scales, known as Justice, has been returned to the Union County courthouse in Elizabeth New Jersey. It had been moved through the county’s two courthouses from 1811 to 1940 due to space issues and was later found in a private home.
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James
B. Weaver
Henry Wallace
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Harry Truman
Thurmond
Elizabeth
N.J
Union County
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