Who is Running for President

Posted on August 20, 2004 in Campaign 2004

Your choice isn’t limited to Bush or Kerry. There are several other candidates in the running for the presidency, some of them admirable and some of them scoundrels. Thanks to John Lettiere for this list which I edited to list the candidates in alphabetical order of party name and includes link to official homepages.

AMERICAN PARTY: 
  Diane Templin (California)
Presidential Nominee

Al Moore (Virginia)
Vice Presidential Nominee

CONCERNS OF PEOPLE (PROHIBITION) PARTY: 
  Gene Amondson (Alaska) 
Presidential Nominee

Leroy Pletten (Michigan)
Vice Presidential Nominee

CONSTITUTION PARTY: 
  Michael Peroutka (Maryland)
Presidential Nominee

Chuck Baldwin (Florida)
Vice Presidential Nominee

DEMOCRATIC PARTY:

US Senator John Kerry (Massachusetts)
Presidential Nominee

US Senator John Edwards (North Carolina)
Vice Presidential Nominee


GREEN PARTY: 
  David Cobb (California)
Presidential Nominee

Pat LaMarche (Maine)
Vice Presidential Nominee


LIBERTARIAN PARTY: 
  Michael Badnarik (Texas)
Presidential Nominee

Richard Campagna (Iowa)
Vice Presidential Nominee


PEACE & FREEDOM PARTY: 
   Leonard Peltier (Kansas)
Presidential Nominee

Janice Jordan (California) 
Vice Presidential Nominee


PERSONAL CHOICE PARTY: 
  Charles Jay (Indiana)
Presidential Nominee

Marilyn Chambers Taylor (California)
Vice Presidential Nominee


REFORM PARTY / INDEPENDENT:  
  Ralph Nader (I-Connecticut)
Presidential Nominee

Peter M. Camejo (Green-California)
Vice Presidential Nominee 

REPUBLICAN PARTY:

President George W. Bush (Texas)
Presidential Nominee

Vice President Dick Cheney (Wyoming)
Vice Presidential Nominee


SOCIALIST PARTY USA:  
  Walt Brown (Oregon)
Presidential Nominee

Mary Alice Herbert (Vermont)
Vice Presidential Nominee 


SOCIALIST EQUALITY PARTY: 
  Bill Van Auken (New York)
Presidential Nominee

Jim Lawrence (Ohio)
Vice Presidential Nominee 

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY: 
  R󧥲 Calero (New York)
Presidential Nominee

Arrin Hawkins (New York)
Vice Presidential Nominee 

WORKERS WORLD PARTY: 
  John Parker (California)
Presidential Nominee

Teresa Gutierrez (New York)
Vice Presidential Nominee 

INDEPENDENTS & WRITE-INS: 

A.J. Albritton (American Republican Party-Mississippi) *
Sterling Allan (Providential Party-Utah) *
Stanford "Andy" Andress (I-Colorado) *
Joe Bellis (America's Party-Kansas) *
Kenneth M. Bonnell (I-Mississippi) *
Harry Braun (I-Arizona) *
Fred Cook (I-Georgia) *
Eric J. Davis (Michigan) *
Robert DiGiulio (Children's Party-Vermont) *
Bob Dorn (Washington) *
Lonnie D. Frank (I-California) *
John Galt Jr. (I-Pennsylvania) *
Jack Grimes (United Fascist Union-Pennsylvania) *
Michael Halpin (I-New York) *
Larry D. Hines (I-Texas) *
Georgia Hough (I-Georgia) *
Keith Judd (I-Massachusetts) *
Darren E. Karr (Party X-Oregon) *
Samuel Keegan (I-Rhode Island) *
Joseph Martyniuk Jr. (I-Illinois) *
David Mevis (I-Mississippi) *
Muadin (E-Democratic Party-Massachusetts) *
Jeffrey Peters (We The People Party-New Hampshire)
Andrew M. Rotramel (I-Texas) *
Joseph "Average Joe" Schriner (I-Ohio) 
Dennis P. Slatton (United America Party-North Carolina) 
Dan Snow (I-Texas) 
Brian B. Springfield (I-Virginia) 
Lawrence Rey Topham (I-Utah) 
Lemuel Tucker (I-Michigan) 
Da Vid (Light Party-California) 
Tom Wells (Family Values Party-Florida) 
A.J. Wildman (I-Virginia)