What percentage of the popular vote did Ross Perot receive in the 1992 presidential election?

Ross Perot received approximately 19% of the popular vote in the 1992 presidential election. This performance was significant for a third-party candidate, as it was one of the highest percentages achieved in modern U.S. history for someone not representing one of the two major political parties. Perot's campaign focused on issues such as fiscal policy, the economy, and government reform, resonating with a large number of voters who were disenchanted with the traditional Democratic and Republican parties. His candidacy highlighted a growing discontent among the electorate with the established political system, which is reflected in his substantial share of the popular vote.