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Unsuccessful Presidential Candidates' Deaths

47 unsuccessful US Presidential Candidates have died in many different ways. Type an Unsuccessful Candidate whose death matches the hints below.
Unsuccessful Candidates may be featured more than once.
Candidates' deaths marked with a "*" are only possible.
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Cause of Death
Presidential Candidate
Heart Attack
George B. McClellan | Grover Cleveland | Alton B. Parker | Al Smith | Wendell Willkie | Thomas E. Dewey | Adlai Stevenson II
Stroke
William H. Crawford* | John Quincy Adams | James M. Cox | Richard Nixon | Barry Goldwater
Heart Failure
John Adams | DeWitt Clinton | Andrew Jackson | Martin Van Buren
Infections
Thomas Jefferson | John C. Frémont
Natural Causes
Winfield Scott | Walter Mondale
Pneumonia
Benjamin Harrison | John W. Davis
Tuberculosis
Henry Clay | Hugh Lawson White
Typhoid
William Henry Harrison | Stephan A. Douglas
Unknown Illness
Rufus King | Horace Greeley | James G. Blaine
Bladder Cancer
Hubert Humphrey
Brain Cancer
John McCain
Diabetes
Winfield Scott Hancock
Dropsy
Charles C. Pinckney*
Heart Disease
William H. Taft
Hematoma
Horatio Seymour
Internal Bleeding
Herbert Hoover
Liver Inflammation
William H. Taft
Lung Cancer
Bob Dole
Old Age
Charles Evans Hughes
Opoplexy
William Jennings Bryan
Other Heart Conditions
Gerald Ford
Parkinson’s Disease
George H. W. Bush
Unknown Health Problems
George McGovern
Unknown
Lewis Cass | Samuel J. Tilden | Alf Landon
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