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Political Party Timeline
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Political Party Timeline
#NewDemocraticParty
Bill Clinton’s victory in 1992 solidified the Democratic Party’s popularity with labor unions, women, minorities, and Reagan Democrats
1992
1972
Republican President Nixon was involved in the Watergate Scandal, which negatively impacted the Republican party in years to come
#Yikes
#NixonvKennedy
The Democrats returned to the White House with the election of Kennedy
1960
#DepressedStressedReadyForHisAddress
The economic depression and Democrats growing support in urban voting blocks helped elect F.D.R.
1932
#RepublicansControlCongress
Democrat John Kerry lost to George W. Bush
2004
1860
The party split into Northern and Southern Democrats over the controversy of slavery
#Northerners4Abolishment
#Southerners4Slavery
1860
Elected Abraham Lincoln as president
#HonestAbe
#SquadGoals
The Democratic Party became a national party lead by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Aaron Burr, George Clinton, Benjamin Rush, and Albert Gallatin
1800
1928
Herbert Hoover was elected president in the first election since the Civil War in which the Republican Party carried the states of the old Confederacy
#ThanksHerb
#DwightForTheWin
Eisenhower won the presidency by a landslide, ending ~20 years of Republican defeat
1952
#MakingHistory
Republican Party founded in Jackson, Michigan
1854
1932-1944
Roosevelt was elected for four consecutive terms as President
#WinningStreak
1912
Theodore Roosevelt ran as a third party candidate. Democrat Woodrow Wilson won the presidency
#VotingForAThirdPartyCandidateIsAWastedVote
2000
George W. Bush was elected in one of the most controversial elections after being awarded Florida’s disputed electoral votes
#FloridaRecount
#DramaQueen
Lincoln is assassinated by John Wilkes Booth
1865
#Comeback
Republican resurgence
in the congressional elections
1918
#DemocratsGoDownhill
William Jennings Bryan, a radical, secured the Democratic presidential nominee, forcing the party to support Populist demands
1896
1855
Republican Party had spread throughout the northern states
#StartedFromTheBottom
1948
The party split again into the Northern and Southern Democrats
#DejaVu
#ThurmondvTruman
#LetsGetItStarted
Delegates met in Pitt., PA to write the party’s first platform
1856