What were 3 major political parties of the 1912 election?

The 1912 U.S. presidential election featured three major political parties: the Democratic Party, led by Woodrow Wilson; the Republican Party, which was split between the conservative faction supporting incumbent President William Howard Taft and the Progressive Party, led by former President Theodore Roosevelt. The election was notable for the emergence of the Progressive Party, which advocated for reforms such as women's suffrage and regulation of monopolies. Ultimately, Wilson won the presidency, benefiting from the split in the Republican vote.