1992 election but Ross Perot is the Democratic nominee

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

Few people have imagined this. His social and some fiscal views could fit with the Democratic Party. Perot should've done this in OTL as third parties never win

[Vice President Christian Man]

Ross Perot/Jerry Brown: 52.1% P.V./417 E.V.
George HW Bush/Dan Quayle: 47.4% P.V./121 E.V.

In reality though, it would've made more sense for Ross Perot to run as a Republican since he was one for the later part of his life and endorsed every Republican nominee after his last run except for Trump.

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

Bush had a lock on the Republican nomination, and third parties never win a Presidential Election.

[Agonized-Statism]

Bush had a lock on the Republican nomination, and third parties never win a Presidential Election.

If he was aiming for a major party nomination, he probably would have started preparing for the 1996 Republican primaries instead.

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

Interesting, but Perot was a bit too progressive on social issues to do well in a Republican primary.

[Fuzzy Bear]

Ross Perot/Jerry Brown: 52.1% P.V./417 E.V.
George HW Bush/Dan Quayle: 47.4% P.V./121 E.V.

In reality though, it would've made more sense for Ross Perot to run as a Republican since he was one for the later part of his life and endorsed every Republican nominee after his last run except for Trump.

Perot would have carried Arkansas.   Bush would have carried Texas, Montana, Colorado, Louisiana, Arizona, and Florida.  I am also not certain that Perot would have won Ohio.

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

The plains were Perot's strongest region in OTL though

[Fuzzy Bear]

The plains were Perot's strongest region in OTL though

If Perot were the Democratic nominee he may not have been viewed that way.