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He benefited from the presence of Ross Perot, the feisty third-party candidate who spent most of his time attacking Bush.
He won the general election with 45.5%, the lowest showing for any Republican presidential nominee in Utah since 1992, when George H.W. Bush won a three-way race against Bill Clinton and Ross Perot.
Nonetheless, Perot failed to garner a plurality of votes in any single state, something no third party has done since 1968.
Source: https://www.chiangraitimes.com/us/trump-win-in-2024/
RFK Jr. would have the likeliest appeal to libertarians not as Trump’s VP, or a mere spite candidate like Ross Perot, but as a third-party candidate given Trump’s head will be figuratively held on the chopping block by Democrats until after the election.
Ross Perot and Ralph Nader are two of the most notable examples of third-party candidates seen as playing deciding factors in elections.
Source: https://www.onnradio.com/2023/06/11/democratic-fears-grow-over-third-party-candidates/