| 1996 presidential candidate | 27 |
| Allot (with "out") | 28 |
| 1996 Clinton challenger | 23 |
| Major employer in Hawaii | 24 |
| Welfare, with "the" | 29 |
| Sec. of Transportation | 22 |
| Loser to Clinton in '96 | 27 |
| Republican from Russell | 23 |
| One-time Clinton challenger | 27 |
| Loser to Clinton in 1996 | 24 |
| Give out in small quantities | 28 |
| Ford's running mate | 23 |
| Elizabeth of the Red Cross | 26 |
| Clinton's 1996 opponent | 27 |
| Big name in the pineapple biz | 29 |
| Welfare payments, e.g. | 22 |
| Transportation notable | 22 |
| The ____: Brit's welfare | 28 |
| Surname on a 1996 ballot | 24 |
| Senate minority leader | 22 |
| Secy. of Transportation | 23 |
| Politically powerful Kansan | 27 |
| Pasteur's birthplace | 24 |
| One-time Clinton opponent | 25 |
| North Carolina senator | 22 |
| Money received from the state | 29 |
| Mondale's rival last year | 29 |
| McCain : 2008 :: ___ : 1996 | 27 |
| Lott's predecessor | 22 |
| He went down with a Ford | 24 |
| He raced with a Ford in 1976 | 28 |
| He lost to Clinton in 1996 | 26 |
| He crashed with a Ford | 22 |
| Hawaiian statesman: 1844-1926 | 29 |
| Founder of an Oahu plantation | 29 |
| Former Red Cross chief | 22 |
| Ford's running mate: 1976 | 29 |
| Familiar name in Hawaii | 23 |
| Clinton's opponent | 22 |
| Clinton's 1996 rival | 24 |
| Clinton rival in '96 | 24 |
| Clinton opponent of 1996 | 24 |
| Charitable distribution | 23 |
| Charitable dispensation | 23 |
| Bob who lost to Bill Clinton | 28 |
| Bob or Elizabeth of politics | 28 |
| Big name in canned fruit | 24 |
| An also-ran in '76 | 22 |
| '96 Senate resignee | 23 |
| Handed (out) sparingly | 22 |
| Distributed bit by bit | 22 |
| Allots, with "out" | 28 |
| Bob and Elizabeth of politics | 29 |
| Noted Washington couple | 23 |
| Bob and Elizabeth of Kansas | 27 |
| Would-be First Family of 1996 | 29 |
| Senator and Cabinet member | 26 |
| Powerful political duo | 22 |
| Noted Hawaiians or Kansans | 26 |
| Occupant of a tiny house | 24 |
| Cabbage Patch Kid, e.g. | 23 |
| "Mama" speaker | 24 |
| Word with living or paper | 25 |
| Tot's tea party guest | 25 |
| Madame Alexander creation | 25 |
| "Mama" sayer | 22 |
| Word with paper or rag | 22 |
| Thing poked by a voodooist | 26 |
| Tea party guest, perhaps | 24 |
| Strawberry Shortcake, e.g. | 26 |
| Little girl's little girl | 29 |
| It's inflated before sex | 28 |
| Ibsen's Nora, e.g. | 22 |
| Hoffmann's Olympia | 22 |
| Classic Christmas gift | 22 |
| Cabbage Patch occupant | 22 |
| American Girl purchase | 22 |
| "You're a ___!" | 29 |
| Word with sand or bottom | 24 |
| Word on a Canadian loonie | 25 |
| Word after sand or silver | 25 |
| Missile for Washington | 22 |
| "Bet you a ___" | 25 |
| "Almighty" item | 25 |
| Cynical foreign policy | 22 |
| Onetime foreign policy | 22 |
| Kind of foreign policy | 22 |
| High-pressure policy abroad | 27 |
| The nation's capital | 24 |
| Confident words from a bettor | 29 |
| __ up (dressed fancily) | 23 |
| Real estate for Barbie | 22 |
| Home for Barbie, maybe | 22 |
| Serving of whipped cream | 24 |
| Barbie and Raggedy Ann | 22 |
| "Guys and ___" | 24 |
| Madame Alexander creations | 26 |
| American Girl collection | 24 |
| Valley denizens of fiction | 26 |
| Some Damon Runyon characters | 28 |