The POTUS Timeline
Election / Transition

Republican National Convention opens in Kansas City

The Republican National Convention convened in Kansas City, Missouri, beginning a four-day gathering of delegates that would culminate in Gerald R. Ford's formal nomination.

The convention formally organized the GOP campaign for the 1976 general election, set the party platform, and positioned Ford for the fall contest against Democrat Jimmy Carter.

References / Sources

No source references have been added for this event yet.

Related Timeline Entries