The Election of 1912

In the era of election progress in 1912, Americans faced a challenge and chose from among the four strong candidates for the 1912 election. Each candidate has a specific platform that has different impact on progressiveism. Americans can choose conservative president, and the current President William Howard Taft (R), New Jersey governor is a longtime warrior of social reform, Woodrow Wilson the (D) - Eugene V

The 1912 US presidential election was the 32nd 4th presidential election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1912. This election is a rare quartet. The current president, William Howard Taft, was re-nominated by the Republican Party with the support of his conservatives. After President Theodore Roosevelt failed to win a Republican nomination, he convened his own meeting and founded a progressive party (named "Bull-Elk Party") . It nominated Roosevelt and founded other office candidates in major states. Thanks to the support of William Jennings Bryan, who continued to be a faithful supporter in 1912, Democrat Woodrow Wilson was finally nominated at the 46 th controversial meeting. The fourth campaign Eugene V. Debs is a candidate for the American Socialist Party.

In the election of 1900, Theodore Roosevelt broke the trust and supported resolving labor disputes. But in the 1912 election the progressive role will turn from a Republican platform to a democratic platform. Roosevelt will ultimately defeat the election, but Democrat Woodrow Wilson will continue to support women's suffrage, international alliance and other progressive policy. But this big change was triggered by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, especially New Deal. This highly progressive federal program has been done for many years, leaving a lasting impression of creating free ideals. This led to the establishment of two alliances in Parliament, a free and progressive New Deal alliance and a conservative party alliance.