Election History
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Election Summary
- Total Elections
- 1
- Latest Election
- 1968
- Earliest Election
- 1968
Office Timeline
Election: US 1968 Presidential Election
Resigned on October 10, 1973, as part of a plea deal on federal tax evasion charges.
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