In 1968 who was the anti war candidate for President?

In 1968, the anti-war candidate for President was Senator Eugene McCarthy. He gained significant support from those opposed to the Vietnam War, particularly among younger voters and the counterculture movement. McCarthy's campaign highlighted his commitment to ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam and resonated with a growing anti-war sentiment in the country. His strong showing in the Democratic primaries ultimately led to a more contentious political atmosphere within the party.