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- Arkansas_gubernatorial_election,_1986 abstract "The Arkansas gubernatorial election of 1986 were conducted on November 4, 1986 to elect the Governor of Arkansas. Incumbent Democratic Governor Bill Clinton was eligible to seek a second consecutive and third overall term in the state governorship. The winner of the election served a four-year term, after the implementation of Amendment 63. Incumbent Bill Clinton won the election with almost 64% of the vote.".
- Q16161308 abstract "The Arkansas gubernatorial election of 1986 were conducted on November 4, 1986 to elect the Governor of Arkansas. Incumbent Democratic Governor Bill Clinton was eligible to seek a second consecutive and third overall term in the state governorship. The winner of the election served a four-year term, after the implementation of Amendment 63. Incumbent Bill Clinton won the election with almost 64% of the vote.".
- Arkansas_gubernatorial_election,_1986 comment "The Arkansas gubernatorial election of 1986 were conducted on November 4, 1986 to elect the Governor of Arkansas. Incumbent Democratic Governor Bill Clinton was eligible to seek a second consecutive and third overall term in the state governorship. The winner of the election served a four-year term, after the implementation of Amendment 63. Incumbent Bill Clinton won the election with almost 64% of the vote.".
- Q16161308 comment "The Arkansas gubernatorial election of 1986 were conducted on November 4, 1986 to elect the Governor of Arkansas. Incumbent Democratic Governor Bill Clinton was eligible to seek a second consecutive and third overall term in the state governorship. The winner of the election served a four-year term, after the implementation of Amendment 63. Incumbent Bill Clinton won the election with almost 64% of the vote.".