Who did the populists support in 1890?

In 1890, the Populists, representing farmers and laborers, primarily supported candidates who advocated for their platform, which included monetary reform, government regulation of railroads, and the establishment of a graduated income tax. They sought to challenge the two-party system dominated by the Democrats and Republicans. The People's Party, formed in 1891, gained traction by aligning with agrarian interests and labor movements, reflecting the discontent of rural and working-class Americans.