Crossword Clue: He lost the popular vote to Tilden
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- 1876 victor by one electoral vote
- 19th president
- 19th U.S. president
- An Oscar winner: 1931-32
- Bearded 19th US president Rutherford B. ___
- Bearded U.S. president
- Actor Sean of "Will & Grace"
- Actress for whom a theater was named
- Grant successor
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- Centennial choice for U.S. President
- Centennial electee
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- Great name in the theatre.
- Isaac or Helen
- Isaac who voiced Chef
- Compromise of 1877 beneficiary
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- Funk icon Isaac
- Hoops star Tiffany
- Gabby of old oaters
- Gabby of westerns
- Gabby or Helen
- "Hot Buttered Soul" Isaac
- Chef's voice, formerly
- Elvin ___, 1960's-80's N.B.A. star known as "Big E"
- Garfield followed him
- Garfield preceder
- Garfield's predecessor
- Garfield's presidential predecessor
- "First Lady of the Theater" Helen
- First president to have a phone in the White House—its number was "1" (1877)
- First president to have a telephone in the White House
- First president to visit the West Coast while in office
- First sitting president to visit the West Coast
- He introduced the Easter egg roll on the White House lawn
- He lost the popular vote to Tilden
- Helen, Isaac or Gabby
- Helen of stage
- Helen or Gabby
- Helen or Isaac
- Helen or Rutherford
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- Governor who helped found Ohio State University
- Man between Grant and Garfield
- Oscar winner Helen
- Our 19th president
- White House name
- "Shaft" composer
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- Mrs. McThing.
- Victor over Tilden
- MSNBC host Chris
- MSNBC's Chris
- Winner in 1876
- Winner over Tilden
- Voice of Chef on "South Park"
- Soul legend Isaac
- Ohio governor who became president
- R&B singer Isaac who was the voice of Chef on "South Park"
- Last Reconstruction president
- "Never Can Say Goodbye" singer Isaac
- Nineteenth U.S. president
- President after Grant
- President between Grant and Garfield
- President called "His Fraudulency"
- President called Old Eight to Seven
- President derisively dubbed His Fraudulency
- President elected without winning the popular vote
- President nicknamed "Old Eight to Seven"
- President on a Currier & Ives poster
- No. 19
- President Rutherford B.
- President who won by one electoral vote
- Renowned name on Broadway.
- Only president who was selected by a congressional commission
- Only president who'd been wounded in the Civil War
- Profile on a 19¢ stamp
- Rutherford B. ___ (19th-century US president)
- Rutherford B. ___ (US president, 1877-1881)
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- Rutherford or Helen
- Singer Isaac who cowrote "Soul Man"
- Understands, to a Scot
- Sean of "Will & Grace"
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Recent Usage of He lost the popular vote to Tilden in Crossword Puzzles
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - Dec. 21, 2012
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 29, 2008
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 15, 2006
