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    Aside from Al Gore, have any other candidates won the popular vote but lost the Presidency?

    Question #50839. Asked by Linus_337. (Sep 07 04 1:30 PM)


    TabbyTom

    		Samuel Tilden, with a majority of the popular vote, lost to Rutherford Hayes in 1876. Benjamin Harrison lost to Grover Cleveland in 1888.

    Sep 07 04, 2:59 PM

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