Electoral_history_of_the_Libertarian_Party_(United_States)

Electoral history of the Libertarian Party (United States)

Electoral history of the Libertarian Party (United States)

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This is a list detailing the electoral history of the Libertarian Party in the United States, sorted by office. The list currently consists of candidates who ran for partisan office.

Legend

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Elections of party officers

National committee chairman and vice-chairman

More information 2008 National Committee Chairman balloting, 2008 National Committee Vice-Chairman balloting ...
More information 2010 National Committee Chairman balloting, 2010 National Committee Vice-Chairman balloting ...
More information 2012 National Committee Chairman balloting, 2012 National Committee Vice-Chairman balloting ...

Other 2012 Chairman candidates were:

  • R. Lee Wrights (withdrew his name from consideration)
  • Chuck Moulton (declined to be nominated)
  • Wes Wagner (declined to be nominated)
  • Jim Lark (declined to be nominated)
  • Ernie Hancock (didn't receive votes)

Other 2012 Vice-Chairman candidates were:

  • Mark Rutherford (declined to be nominated)

Federal elections

President

More information Year, Presidential nominee ...

Presidential ballot access

More information States, % of population (EVs) ...

Presidential and vice presidential nominations

Candidates seeking to win the Libertarian Party nominations either for president or vice president must gather thirty "tokens", or supporting delegates, and their votes in order to be put onto the actual nominating ballot. However, that still does not prevent write-in votes when the balloting is being held.

1996
More information 1996 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 1996 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...

Note: Jo Jorgensen was nominated by a voice vote.

2000
More information 2000 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 2000 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...
2004
More information 2004 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 2004 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...

Note: Jim Burns withdrew himself from consideration four hours before the balloting for the presidential nomination began.

Detailed map on the 1st ballot for the 2004 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 2nd ballot for the 2004 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 3rd and final ballot for the 2004 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 1st and only ballot for the 2004 vice presidential nomination by individual state delegations
2008
More information 2008 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 2008 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...
Detailed map on the 1st ballot for the 2008 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 2nd ballot for the 2008 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 3rd ballot for the 2008 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 4th ballot for the 2008 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 5th ballot for the 2008 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 6th and final ballot for the 2008 presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 1st ballot for the 2008 vice presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 2nd and final ballot for the 2008 vice presidential nomination by individual state delegations
2012
More information 2012 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 2012 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...
Detailed map on the 2012 vote for the presidential nomination by individual state delegations
Detailed map on the 2012 vote for the vice presidential nomination by individual state delegations
2016
More information 2016 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 2016 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...
Map of the 2016 vote for the presidential nomination. First place by delegate votes.
2020
More information 2020 Libertarian presidential nomination vote, 2020 Libertarian vice presidential nomination vote ...
Map of the first ballot for the 2020 presidential nomination by first place in state delegations.
  Jo Jorgensen (18)
  Jacob Hornberger (11)
  John Monds (6)
  Vermin Supreme (4)
  Jim Gray (3)
  Justin Amash (1)
  Tie (8)
Map of the second ballot for the 2020 presidential nomination by first place in state delegations.
  Jo Jorgensen (23)
  Jacob Hornberger (10)
  John Monds (7)
  Vermin Supreme (3)
  Jim Gray (2)
  Tie (6)
Map of the third ballot for the 2020 presidential nomination by first place in state delegations.
  Jo Jorgensen (30)
  Jacob Hornberger (10)
  John Monds (4)
  Vermin Supreme (1)
  Tie (6)
Map of the fourth and final ballot for the 2020 presidential nomination by first place in state delegations.
  Jo Jorgensen (39)
  Jacob Hornberger (9)
  Vermin Supreme (2)
  Tie (1)

The Senate

Class I seats

More information Arizona Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information California Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information Connecticut Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information Massachusetts Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information Montana Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information Nevada Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information New Mexico Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...
More information Texas Libertarian Party Senate Class I candidates, Year ...

Class II seats

More information Alaska Libertarian Party Senate Class II candidates, Year ...
More information Arkansas Libertarian Party Senate Class II candidates, Year ...
More information Kansas Libertarian Party Senate Class II candidates, Year ...
More information Massachusetts Libertarian Party Senate Class II candidates, Year ...
More information Texas Libertarian Party Senate Class II candidates, Year ...

Class III seats

More information Alaska Libertarian Party Senate Class III candidates, Year ...
More information California Libertarian Party Senate Class III candidates, Year ...
More information Indiana Libertarian Party Senate Class III candidates, Year ...
More information Nevada Libertarian Party Senate Class III candidates, Year ...

House of Representatives

In April 2020, Representative Justin Amash from Michigan's 3rd congressional district became the first Libertarian member of Congress, after switching from the Republican Party and spending time as an independent. However, Amash has never been elected as a Libertarian, and did not seek re-election in 2020.[92]

Overall summary

More information Libertarian Party U.S. House of Representatives elections, Year ...

Alaska

More information Alaska Libertarian Party House of Representatives candidates, Year ...

Nevada

More information Nevada Libertarian Party House of Representatives candidates, Year ...

Washington

More information Washington Libertarian Party House of Representatives candidates, Year ...

State elections

Gubernatorial elections

More information Alaska Libertarian Party gubernatorial candidates, Year ...
More information California Libertarian Party gubernatorial candidates, Year ...
More information Iowa Libertarian Party gubernatorial candidates, Year ...
More information Nevada Libertarian Party gubernatorial candidates, Year ...
More information New York Libertarian Party gubernatorial candidates, Year ...


Notes

  1. Texas faithless elector Bill Greene cast his vote for Ron Paul, a member of the Libertarian Party.[6]

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