Gore, Quayle, Stockdale: The 1992 vice presidential debate

The 1992 presidential election cycle featured incumbent President George H.W. Bush, a Republican; Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton, the Democratic nominee; and businessman Ross Perot, running as an independent. The vice presidential debate consisted of Sen. Al Gore of Tennessee, a Democrat, Vice President Dan Quayle, a Republican, and retired Adm. James Stockdale, running as an independent.

The vice presidential debate was a 90-minute discussion on a variety of topics, decided in advance by the moderator, Al Bruno of ABC. It took place on October 13, 1992, in Atlanta.

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