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2016 United States Presidential Election
November 7, 2016
Nominee		Hillary Clinton	Marco Rubio	Rand Paul
Party		Democratic	Republican	Tea Party
Home state		New York	Massachusetts	Kentucky
Running mate		Rahm Emanuel	Scott Brown	Eric Cantor
Electoral vote		384	106	48
States carried		31 + DC	12	7
Popular vote		42,603,601	27,016,918	16,972,166
Percentage		49.2%	31.2%	19.6%
2020 Presidential Election map. Blue denotes states won by Clinton/Emanuel. Red denotes states won by Rubio/Brown. Green denotes states won by Paul/Cantor.
Incumbent President Barack Obama Democratic President-elect Hillary Clinton Democratic

NominationsEdit

Democratic PartyEdit

• Hillary Clinton, Former Secretary of State
• Dennis Kucinich, Former Congressman from Ohio (conceeded 5/23/16)
• Chris Murphy, US Senator from Connecticut (conceeded 5/23/16)
• Joe Biden, Vice President of the United States (dropped out 1/21/16)

Republican PartyEdit

• Marco Rubio, Senator from Florida
• Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey
• Jon Huntsman, Former Governor of Utah (dropped out 3/12/16)
• Scott Brown, former Senator from Massachusetts (dropped out, 2/15/16)
• Rick Perry, former Governor of Texas (dropped out 1/23/16)

Tea PartyEdit

• Rand Paul, Senator from Kentucky
• Mike Pence, Governor of Indiana
• Rick Santorum, former Senator from Pennsylvania 
• Todd Akin, former Congressman from Missouri (dropped out 3/3/16)

General ElectionEdit

The General Election was essentially a push-over for Clinton. 

CampaignEdit

IssuesEdit

DeficitEdit

PakistanEdit

HealthcareEdit

Obama's PopularityEdit

ResultsEdit