Upton Sinclair was a nominee for governor in what year?
1910
1924
1934
1948
Answer
Upton Sinclair, known for his influential novel "The Jungle," ran as a candidate for governor of California in 1934. A strong advocate for social and economic reforms, Sinclair's campaign, popularly referred to as "EPIC" (End Poverty in California), gained significant traction during the Great Depression. His progressive platform sought to address unemployment, poverty, and social inequalities through various public works programs and economic initiatives.
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