1998 presidential election

The 1998 U.S. presidential election was a midterm election held during President Bill Clinton’s second term. It primarily involved congressional races; Republicans aimed to regain control of Congress, which they did by winning the House of Representatives, while the Senate remained closely divided. Although Clinton was not running for president again, this election featured debates over policies like healthcare and economic growth. The election was notable for its political polarization and high voter turnout. Overall, it reflected the nation’s priorities on economic stability and government oversight during a period of economic prosperity.