Perot Wins Presidency as Reform Revolution Sweeps Nation

Ross Perot has been elected President of the United States, delivering the Reform Party its greatest victory yet and completing the political earthquake now known as the Reform Revolution. Perot secured 301 electoral votes, surpassing the 270 needed to win. Republican President James W. L. C. Polk finished second with 169 electoral votes, while Democrat Karl Freitag collapsed to 68. The result marks a stunning rejection of the two-party establishment and confirms Reform as a national governing force. After reshaping Congress and forcing both parties to negotiate, Reform has now captured the White House itself. For supporters, Perot’s victory is more than an election win. It is the culmination of a movement that promised to break Washington’s old order — and tonight, did exactly that.