The populists james weaver, for president in 1892. d. relied on women orators, such as mary elizabeth lease. e. elected no candidates to congress in 1892.
a. excluded women.
b. excluded blacks.
c. elected their candidate.

Option C.

Explanation:

Elected their candidate, is the right answer.

The presidential election of 1892 in the United States was the 27th election for president. James Weaver's nomination for Presidency came following the sudden death of Leonidas L. Polk, whom the Populist Party nominated for the elections. However, James Weaver accepted the offer for contesting the election and vowed to "tour every state in the Union.