Former President Jimmy Carter looks over the site of his boyhood home and farm as a bank of fog lifts at day break near Plains, Ga., on Monday, Oct. 30, 2000.

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Domestically, Carter faced a number of issues, including the 1979 energy crisis and economic “stagflation,” with the U.S. economy experiencing low growth but high inflation.

As it turned out, Ohio was one of the closest states in Carter's election. Carter won by only 11,000 votes and 49%, with McCarthy finishing third with 58,000 votes, nearly being a spoiler with 1.4%.

Carter, a philanthropist, humanitarian and the 39th President of the United States, is the oldest living and longest-lived U.S. president.