1892 Presidential Election

The 1892 presidential election in the United States featured incumbent President Benjamin Harrison, representing the Republican Party, against former President Grover Cleveland, the Democratic candidate. This election was notable as Cleveland aimed for a comeback after losing in 1888. The People's Party also emerged, advocating for farmers' rights and economic reform. Cleveland won decisively, becoming the only U.S. president to serve two non-consecutive terms. Issues like the economy, tariffs, and labor unrest influenced voter sentiment, reflecting the political and social challenges of the era. Cleveland's victory marked a significant shift in American politics toward the Democratic Party.