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US Election 2012

Election of 2012 Summary

During his term as president, Barack Obama helped the economy recover after Bush left a sour taste from the housing market bubble. The Federal Reserve took a leading role in bailouts and reinvestment.

By 2012, the economy was already in recovery and Barack Obama’s approval jumped. He also implemented better health services through Obamacare. As a result, he represented the Democrats for a second-term attempt as president.

For the Republicans, Mitt Romney got the nod and mostly attacked Obamacare in his campaign. In the 57th presidential election, Barack Obama was elected and began serving his second term. While Obama gained 332 electoral votes, Romney received just 206.

Barack Obama

Forty-forth President of the United States (second term)

Vice President: Joe Biden
Total Electoral Votes: 332
Electoral Vote: 61.7%
Political Party: Democratic

Barack Obama

2012 Election Timeline

1992: Bill Clinton
1996: Bill Clinton
2000: George W. Bush
2004: George W. Bush

2008: Barack Obama
2012: Barack Obama
2016: Donald Trump
2020: Joe Biden

US Election 2012 Timeline

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