Cal This information is from the U. S. Federal Elections Commission.
U. S. Presidential Election, 1992
Candidate
Popular Votes
Popular Votes
(Percent)
George H. W. Bush
39,104,545
37.45
(Republican)
William J. "Bill Clinton
(Democrat)
44,909,889 43.01
H. Ross Perot
(Independent)
19,742,267
18.91
Which statement about popular votes in the 1992 election is supported by the data in the table?
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A
Bill Clinton received more than half of all the popular votes.
B.
Bill Clinton received more than twice the popular votes for George Bush.
George Bush would have won the popular vote if he had also received all of Ross Perot's votes.
C.
D
Ross Perot would have won the popular vote if he had also received half of George Bush's votes.

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