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showvte(← 1904)   1908 United States presidential election   (→ 1912)Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: William Howard Taft
Vice President: James S. Sherman
Other candidates
Philander C. Knox
Charles W. Fairbanks
Robert M. La Follette
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President: William Jennings Bryan
Vice President: John W. Kern
Other candidates
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showThird party and independent candidatesSocialist Party
Nominee: Eugene V. Debs
VP nominee: Ben Hanford
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Nominee: Eugene W. Chafin
VP nominee: Aaron S. Watkins
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Nominee: Thomas L. Hisgen
VP nominee: John Temple Graves
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Nominee: Thomas E. Watson
VP nominee: Samuel Williams

Other 1908 elections: House
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showvte(← 1908)   1912 United States presidential election   (→ 1916)Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Woodrow Wilson
Vice President: Thomas R. Marshall
Other candidates
Champ Clark
Judson Harmon
Oscar Underwood
Thomas R. Marshall
Eugene Foss
Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: William Howard Taft (incumbent)
Vice President: James S. Sherman (incumbent; nominated but died before election)
Nicholas Murray Butler
Other candidates
Theodore Roosevelt
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President: Theodore Roosevelt
Vice President: Hiram Johnson
Socialist PartyNominees
President: Eugene V. Debs
Vice President: Emil Seidel
showThird party and independent candidatesProhibition Party
Nominee: Eugene W. Chafin
VP nominee: Aaron S. Watkins
Socialist Labor Party
Nominee: Arthur E. Reimer
VP nominee: August Gillhaus

Other 1912 elections: House
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