That's The (Dem) Ticket

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Across

Site of first 6 Dem conventions
Riotous '68 city
Eagleton replacement on '72 ticket, or CA first lady
1880 nominee Winfield, or a signature American
Ike's foil in '52 & 56
1948 VP pick, or "Sir Charles" of NBA fame
"Happy Warrior," 1928 version
1940 Dem VP, or 1964 LBJ rival
2008 Obama coronation city
FDR's '44 running mate
1852 nominee, or a wise-cracking Hawkeye
Editor & 1872 nominee of "Go West" fame
Lincoln's top general & his '64 Dem opponent
Overcame Muskie in '72

Down

1848 Dem pick, or a portly Mama
Convention city for John-John ticket
1904 Dem pick Alton, or the very saxy Charlie
"Old Hickory," Dem nominee in 1828 & 1832
"You're no Jack Kennedy," he cracked
Lincon's 1860 Dem debate rival
Three-time Dem nominee, or home to many Indians
James of 1856, no relation to "Pitchfork Pat"
Went in the tank, literally
"Happy Warrior," 1968 version
Mondale's '84 mate
Academic-turned-pol, Dem pick in '12 & '16
1896, 1900 & 1908 populist

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