Disambiguation evidence for Progressive Party via surface form

"Progressive Party (United States, 1912)"


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advocated conservation of natural resources
advocated limits on campaign contributions
advocated minimum wage laws
advocated strong federal government regulation of the economy
alsoKnownAs Progressive Party (Bull Moose) of 1912
surface form: Bull Moose Party
causedEffect split Republican vote in 1912
country United States of America
surface form: United States
defeatedByIn1912 Democratic Party
surface form: Democratic Party (United States)
dissolved circa 1916
electoralVotesIn1912 88
finishedPositionIn1912Election second place
foundedBy Gifford Pinchot
foundedBy Hiram Johnson
foundedBy Theodore Roosevelt
hadNationalConvention Progressive Party (Bull Moose) of 1912
surface form: Progressive Party National Convention 1912
headquartersLocation City of Chicago
surface form: Chicago
historicalEra Progressive Era
ideology progressivism
ideology social liberalism
inception 1912
instanceOf political party
instanceOf third party in the United States
keyLeader George W. Perkins NERFINISHED
keyLeader Gifford Pinchot
keyLeader Hiram Johnson
keyLeader Theodore Roosevelt
mainOpponentCandidateIn1912 Woodrow Wilson
namedAfter Theodore Roosevelt quote "fit as a bull moose"
notableElection United States presidential election, 1912
surface form: United States presidential election 1912
notableMember Jane Addams
notableMember Robert M. La Follette
surface form: Robert M. La Follette Sr.
platformName New Nationalism
popularVoteShareIn1912 about 27 percent
position center-left
presidentialCandidate Theodore Roosevelt
splitFrom Republican Party
surface form: Republican Party (United States)
successor Progressive Party (Bull Moose) of 1912
surface form: Progressive Party (United States, 1924)
supportedPolicy antitrust regulation
supportedPolicy direct election of U.S. senators
supportedPolicy expanded democracy
supportedPolicy initiative referendum and recall
supportedPolicy labor protections
supportedPolicy regulation of corporations
supportedPolicy social insurance
supportedPolicy social welfare programs
supportedPolicy trust-busting
supportedPolicy women's suffrage
vicePresidentialCandidate Hiram Johnson