In 2004, Constitution Party presidential nominee Michael Peroutka was on the ballot in states containing 66.4% of the national presidential vote. Where he was on the ballot, he polled .173% of the total presidential vote in those places. In 2008, … Continue reading
In 2004, Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb was on the ballot in states containing 54.3% of the national presidential vote cast that year. In the places where he was on the ballot, he received .177% of the total vote … Continue reading
George Phillies, who appeared on the New Hampshire ballot with the label “Libertarian”, polled .07% of the vote cast in New Hampshire. New Hampshire only cast .5% of the national presidential vote. Charles Jay, presidential candidate of the Boston Tea … Continue reading
Alan Keyes was on the ballot last month for president in 3 states, which comprise 18.6% of the national presidential vote. In those 3 states, he received .19% of the total vote cast in those 3 states. … Continue reading
Ron Paul was on the November 2008 ballot for president in Louisiana and Montana. Those two states only accounted for 1.9% of the national presidential vote this year. However, Paul received votes in those two states equal to .82% (of … Continue reading
