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'''The Populist Party''' (formally, '''The People's Party''') was an American third party that fl ...n that spread widely in the cotton and wheat belt, became the basis of the Populist party.

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...states, but won the presidency only in 1856, 1884 and 1892. In 1892, the [[Populist Party]] made a remarkable showing, winning 22 electoral votes and one million pop ...istorians have vigorously debated the nature of Populism, especially the [[Populist Party]] that in 180-92-94 carried Plains states (notably Kansas and Nebraska), si

...in 1896. He was nominated for president by the Democrats, as well as the [[Populist Party]] and the [[Silver Republican Party]], which was strong in silver-mining st

...youngest presidential nominee ever, Bryan added as well the nominations of Populist Party nomination and the [[Silver Republican Party]] in addition to the Democrati

...ff issue, but the pressure of the silverites in the Mountain states, the [[Populist Party]] on the Plains, and especially the agrarian forces led by [[William Jennin

...r judgment. Yet, even if the polls are correct, I still doubt whether this populist party (because that is what it is, despite their own name!) has a place in an enc ...y's polls have it taking 23 seats and that's significant: ''Rita Verdonk’s populist party TON continues its rise in the polls and would take 23 seats in parliament i

{{rpr|Populist Party}} 1805

...r Democratic ticket was elected and the new party was then merged into the Populist party. In 1894 the Republicans united with the Populists, elected three congressi

...") evangelical Republicans pitted against the liturgical Democrats. The [[Populist Party]] had considerable support in 1892 among cotton and wheat farmers, as well

...arty in Texas: A Study in Third Party Politics'', (1933). History of the [[Populist party]] in Texas.

While some liken it to the Populist Party and similar movements, others have compared the Tea Party movement and thei

...social history meant either the history of social movements, such as the [[Populist party]], or the study of everyday life. The latter was a minor topic in history l

* [[Populist Party]]

...Creek. He ran for Congress as a Democrat in 1886 and worked for Colorado's Populist party in the 1890s. A former abolitionist Reed spoke out for African American and