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In the 1916 presidential election, who won against the Hughes-Fairbanks ticket?
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President Woodrow Wilson won the 1916 presidential election against the Hughes-Fairbanks ticket. Wilson was a Democrat and Hughes was a Republican. The election was held during World War I, and Wilson's victory was seen as a sign of public support for his war policies.
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