Which statement best explains Bill Clinton's victory in 1992?
A) As a southerner and liberal, Clinton rebuilt the traditional Democratic coalition and won a solid
majority of both popular and electoral votes.
B) Voters, in an upbeat mood, rejected the sour criticisms of Bush and Perot and embraced Clinton's optimistic vision for change.
C) Worried about growing instability around the world, voters opted for the candidate with experience in foreign affairs.
D) Middle-of-the-road voters turned to Clinton, who painted himself as a moderate.

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Clinton's victory in 1992 was largely due to his appeal to middle-of-the-road voters by presenting himself as a moderate, which helped him gain support from a broad spectrum of the electorate.

Which Statement Best Explains Bill Clinton's Victory in 1992