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11/06/2004: "2004 Presidential Election: Results of Third Party Candidates"
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Since no major news outlet will give detailed coverage of the full results of the 2004 Election, here are the results as they concern the third party candiates. I compiled this information from Wikipedia, President Elect, and the Los Angeles Times. My congratuations to the million voters who refused to knuckle under to the two-party system.
| Name | Party | # of Votes | % | Ballot Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ralph Nader | Reform/ Independent | 400,706 | 0.34% | 34 + DC |
| Michael Badnarik | Libertarian | 381,270 | 0.33% | 48 + DC |
| Michael Peroutka | Constitution | 130,986 | 0.11% | 36 |
| David Cobb | Green | 106,264 | 0.09% | 27 + DC |
| Leonard Peltier | Peace & Freedom | 21,616 | 0.02% | 1 |
| Other Various | N/A | 13,011 | 0.01% | 0 |
| Third Parties Total: 1,053,853 .90% Electoral Votes: 0 | ||||
2 Comments
on Thursday, November 11th, santo26 said:
I also wanted to note that the two states that the Libertarian Party did not get access was in Oklahoma and New Hampshire. I can't quite comment on the state of the LP in Oklahoma, but isn't New Hampshire where the Free State Project chose to settle? Didn't Craig Benson, a Free State supporter, get absolutely walloped in the NH Gubernatorial election? Defintely one to grow on...
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on Thursday, November 11th, santo26 said:
very slick! thank you!