Woodrow Wilson became President of the United States in 1913 after winning the 1912 presidential election. He was the Democratic candidate and campaigned on a platform of progressive reforms, including tariff reduction, banking reform, and antitrust legislation. Wilson's victory was aided by the split in the Republican Party, with former President Theodore Roosevelt running as a third-party candidate, which divided the Republican vote and allowed Wilson to secure a majority in the Electoral College.
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