Use the above link to view the results for all Presidential Candidates by State.
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Showing posts with label 2008 Presidential Candidates. Show all posts
Thursday, November 13, 2008
2008 Presidential Results by State
CNN has stopped showing the vote for all presidential candidates by state at its webpage, but the Denver Post (as of the morning of Thursday, November 13) still has that information.
Use the above link to view the results for all Presidential Candidates by State.
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Use the above link to view the results for all Presidential Candidates by State.
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Friday, November 7, 2008
2008 VOTES FOR PRESIDENT
Top 4 Minor Candidates
(updated November 6, 2008: 99% Precincts Reporting Nationwide)
Nader (Independent) - 671,308
Barr (Libertarian Party) - 496,196
Baldwin (Constitution Party) - 178,741
McKinney (Gren Party) - 145,415
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
National Totals for Third Party Candidates
With 96% of the precincts reporting, here is the list for candidates in multiple states (the CNN link above includes candidates running in single states). There are still millions of absentee and provisional votes to be counted, along with the normal votes from 4% of the precincts.
Nader: 651,207
Barr: 486,059
Baldwin: 173,621
McKinney: 140,500
Keyes: 34,498
Paul: 19,285
SWP 9,486
La Riva: 7,154
B. Moore: 6,225
Jay: 2,291
Stevens: 674
Amondson 631
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Nader: 651,207
Barr: 486,059
Baldwin: 173,621
McKinney: 140,500
Keyes: 34,498
Paul: 19,285
SWP 9,486
La Riva: 7,154
B. Moore: 6,225
Jay: 2,291
Stevens: 674
Amondson 631
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
October Video Message to Independents
Jackie Salit of IndependentVoting.org offers pre-election commentary on the financial crisis, the campaigns of John McCain and Barack Obama, the impact of independents in this election season and more.
Use the above link for more information about IndependentVoting.org.
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Thursday, October 9, 2008
Independents Support Obama
AMERICA’S LARGEST ORGANIZATION OF INDEPENDENT VOTERS ENDORSES DEMOCRAT BARACK OBAMA
(“Partisan politics have gotten us into this mess & both parties are responsible, but, we need to change Washington D.C. and Senator Obama is best equipped to do that.” Francine Miller, Operating Committee IndependentMovement.Org)
TODAY, USA, October 7th, 2008
In two online polls conducted by IndependentMovement.Org, Senator Barack Obama has emerged as the number one choice of the largest organization of independent voters in the United States. “In spite of the venomous dialect we take for political discourse in America, Obama has remained true to his message. This campaign is about bringing Americans together, not driving them apart,” says Jim Mangia, CEO and founding member of IndependentMovement.Org.
As independent voters are predicted to decide the outcome of this presidential election, IndependentMovement.Org, a political action committee, is launching a nationwide campaign in key swing states across America to swing independent voters towards supporting the Obama/Biden ticket. “Obama was the first choice among over 59% of the voters we polled online,” says Jason Olson the communications director for IndependentMovement.Org. Online voters who have voluntarily participated in the polls have demonstrated a clear desire to see political reform. Last month polls conducted by IndependentMovement.Org, revealed a majority of voters want to see redistricting reform (taking the drawing of legislative districts out of the hands of incumbent elected officials and turning the process over to independent panels) and the expansion of open primaries.
Founder of Independent Texans, Linda Curtis, an advisory board member of IndependentMovement.Org, says a letter has been written to Senator Barack Obama by the group. “In endorsing the candidacy of the Democratic candidate for president we are strongly urging support of key reforms including redistricting, and promising to take an active leadership role in holding an Obama/Biden administration responsible to deliver the changes America wants to see in the White House.”
Independents have made the difference in the selection of both the Democratic and Republican candidates who are now vying for the White House. “We independents produced an election between the two change candidates, Senator Barack Obama, and Senator John McCain. Now independent voters who have listened to both campaigns, and heard the first debate, have indicated they are ready to endorse Obama as their choice for President of the United States,” continued Jim Mangia, CEO and founding member of IndependentMovement.Org.
A political action committee, IndependentMovement.Org, has a non-paid advisory board made up of reform minded Americans from across the political spectrum.
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(“Partisan politics have gotten us into this mess & both parties are responsible, but, we need to change Washington D.C. and Senator Obama is best equipped to do that.” Francine Miller, Operating Committee IndependentMovement.Org)
TODAY, USA, October 7th, 2008
In two online polls conducted by IndependentMovement.Org, Senator Barack Obama has emerged as the number one choice of the largest organization of independent voters in the United States. “In spite of the venomous dialect we take for political discourse in America, Obama has remained true to his message. This campaign is about bringing Americans together, not driving them apart,” says Jim Mangia, CEO and founding member of IndependentMovement.Org.
As independent voters are predicted to decide the outcome of this presidential election, IndependentMovement.Org, a political action committee, is launching a nationwide campaign in key swing states across America to swing independent voters towards supporting the Obama/Biden ticket. “Obama was the first choice among over 59% of the voters we polled online,” says Jason Olson the communications director for IndependentMovement.Org. Online voters who have voluntarily participated in the polls have demonstrated a clear desire to see political reform. Last month polls conducted by IndependentMovement.Org, revealed a majority of voters want to see redistricting reform (taking the drawing of legislative districts out of the hands of incumbent elected officials and turning the process over to independent panels) and the expansion of open primaries.
Founder of Independent Texans, Linda Curtis, an advisory board member of IndependentMovement.Org, says a letter has been written to Senator Barack Obama by the group. “In endorsing the candidacy of the Democratic candidate for president we are strongly urging support of key reforms including redistricting, and promising to take an active leadership role in holding an Obama/Biden administration responsible to deliver the changes America wants to see in the White House.”
Independents have made the difference in the selection of both the Democratic and Republican candidates who are now vying for the White House. “We independents produced an election between the two change candidates, Senator Barack Obama, and Senator John McCain. Now independent voters who have listened to both campaigns, and heard the first debate, have indicated they are ready to endorse Obama as their choice for President of the United States,” continued Jim Mangia, CEO and founding member of IndependentMovement.Org.
A political action committee, IndependentMovement.Org, has a non-paid advisory board made up of reform minded Americans from across the political spectrum.
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Sunday, September 28, 2008
An Open Debate in NYC
Trevor Lyman is the man who organized the Ron Paul money bombs. One Lyman money bomb raised $4 million in one day. Another raised $6 million in one day.
Now, Lyman is at it again. Lyman wants to hold a third party debate in New York City. Lyman was inspired by Ron Paul's press conference a couple of weeks ago. At that press conference, Paul called on his followers to ditch the two major parties and throw their support to one of the independent or third party candidates.
If Lyman gets 10,000 pledges by October 8, he and the other sponsors will organize a debate in New York City. All major candidates -- Nader, Barr, McKinney, Baldwin, Obama and McCain will be invited. Already, with no publicity, Lyman has close to 1,000 pledgers.
Use the above link for want more information and make a pledge.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Ron Paul urges third-party vote
Texas Congressman Ron Paul is to urge voters to reject Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain and vote for a third-party US candidate instead.
Dr Paul, who dropped his own bid for the Republican nomination earlier this year, has a big internet following. He is backing independent Ralph Nader, Libertarian Bob Barr, Constitution Party contender Chuck Baldwin and Green Party candidate Cynthia McKinney, a former Democratic congresswoman for Georgia.
"The strongest message can be sent by rejecting the two-party system," he will tell a Washington news conference. "This can be accomplished by voting for one of the non-establishment, principled candidates."
According to an advance copy of Dr Paul's remarks, he will say the mainstream parties have no major differences on important issues, such as balancing the budget and civil liberties.
Mr Nader is quoted by the Associated Press as saying the gathering of third-party candidates would "raise the eyebrows" of commentators sceptical about their chances in November's presidential election. "This is the beginning of the realignment of American politics," he told the AP.
There was one empty chair next to the other candidates, set aside for former Republican Rep. Bob Barr of Georgia. Barr is the Libertarian Party's candidate, and he decided to hold his own conference immediately after the unity event.
Barr told the audience at his press conference, "I'm not interested in third parties getting the most possible votes. I'm interested in Bob Barr as the nominee for the Libertarian Party getting the most possible votes."
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Dr Paul, who dropped his own bid for the Republican nomination earlier this year, has a big internet following. He is backing independent Ralph Nader, Libertarian Bob Barr, Constitution Party contender Chuck Baldwin and Green Party candidate Cynthia McKinney, a former Democratic congresswoman for Georgia.
"The strongest message can be sent by rejecting the two-party system," he will tell a Washington news conference. "This can be accomplished by voting for one of the non-establishment, principled candidates."
According to an advance copy of Dr Paul's remarks, he will say the mainstream parties have no major differences on important issues, such as balancing the budget and civil liberties.
Mr Nader is quoted by the Associated Press as saying the gathering of third-party candidates would "raise the eyebrows" of commentators sceptical about their chances in November's presidential election. "This is the beginning of the realignment of American politics," he told the AP.
There was one empty chair next to the other candidates, set aside for former Republican Rep. Bob Barr of Georgia. Barr is the Libertarian Party's candidate, and he decided to hold his own conference immediately after the unity event.
Barr told the audience at his press conference, "I'm not interested in third parties getting the most possible votes. I'm interested in Bob Barr as the nominee for the Libertarian Party getting the most possible votes."
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Sunday, July 13, 2008
IPNY Still to Pick Presidential Candidate
Thanks to Richard Winger of Ballot Access News for this one:
"The New York Independence Party has a tradition of choosing its presidential nominee at the last possible moment. In 2000, it chose John Hagelin on September 24. In 2004, it chose Ralph Nader on September 26.
State chair Frank MacKay says this tradition will continue this year. The most likely date for the party to choose its presidential candidate is September 21, a Sunday.
New York state is able to cope with late decisions because it uses mechanical voting machines. One advantage of mechanical voting machines is that they can be easily and quickly set up. Elections officials don’t need to print entire ballots; they merely must print up narrow strips of paper which are inserted into the right slots on the face of the machines. However, New York will be giving up its mechanical voting machines after the November 2008 election, since the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) outlawed them."
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"The New York Independence Party has a tradition of choosing its presidential nominee at the last possible moment. In 2000, it chose John Hagelin on September 24. In 2004, it chose Ralph Nader on September 26.
State chair Frank MacKay says this tradition will continue this year. The most likely date for the party to choose its presidential candidate is September 21, a Sunday.
New York state is able to cope with late decisions because it uses mechanical voting machines. One advantage of mechanical voting machines is that they can be easily and quickly set up. Elections officials don’t need to print entire ballots; they merely must print up narrow strips of paper which are inserted into the right slots on the face of the machines. However, New York will be giving up its mechanical voting machines after the November 2008 election, since the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) outlawed them."
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
2008 Presidential Candidates
United States Presidential Election, November 4, 2008
Nominee: Barack Obama
Party: Democratic
Home state: Illinois
Running mate: TBD
Nominee: John McCain
Party: Republican
Home state: Arizona
Running mate: TBD
Nominee: Chuck Baldwin
Party: Constitution
Home state: Florida
Running mate: Darrell Castle
Nominee: Bob Barr
Party: Libertarian
Home state: Georgia
Running mate: Wayne Allyn Root
Nominee: Cynthia McKinney
Party: Green
Home state: Georgia
Running mate: Rosa Clemente
Nominee: Ralph Nader
Party: Independent
Home state: Connecticut
Running mate: Matt Gonzalez
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Nominee: Barack Obama
Party: Democratic
Home state: Illinois
Running mate: TBD
Nominee: John McCain
Party: Republican
Home state: Arizona
Running mate: TBD
Nominee: Chuck Baldwin
Party: Constitution
Home state: Florida
Running mate: Darrell Castle
Nominee: Bob Barr
Party: Libertarian
Home state: Georgia
Running mate: Wayne Allyn Root
Nominee: Cynthia McKinney
Party: Green
Home state: Georgia
Running mate: Rosa Clemente
Nominee: Ralph Nader
Party: Independent
Home state: Connecticut
Running mate: Matt Gonzalez
Use the above link for more third party candidates!
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