Libertarian election results in 1998 house and senate election...

[fubsy]

this information is directly off of the libertarian site, the first set of numbers is the votes for that canidate and the second is the percentage of the total votes,
<<<<<Election Results Report
1998 US House
Click on percentage for more detail. State Candidate Votes Percent

Arizona, District 2 Rick Duncan 2326 3.19%
Arizona, District 4 Ernest Hancock 3399 2.46%
Arizona, District 5 Phil Murphy 4538 2.44%
Arizona, District 6 Robert Anderson 6090 3.31%
California, District 1 Emil P. Rossi 5197 2.77%
California, District 3 Ross Crain 4914 2.56%
California, District 4 Dan Winterrowd 7453 3.03%
California, District 5 Douglas A. Tuma 3746 2.06%
California, District 11 Jesse Baird 3608 2.32%
California, District 12 Michael J. Moloney 8515 4.92%
California, District 14 Joseph W. Dehn III 3166 1.68%
California, District 17 Rick S. Garrett 2791 1.74%
California, District 18 Linda M. Degroat 17982 13.23%
California, District 19 Jonathan Richter 34044 20.61%
California, District 22 Robert Bakhaus 2618 1.29%
California, District 24 Erich D. Miller 2695 1.49%
California, District 25 Bruce R. Acker 38669 25.33%
California, District 26 Juan C. Ros 6556 7.84%
California, District 27 Bob New 4489 2.82%
California, District 28 Jerry R. Douglas 2099 1.34%
California, District 29 Mike Binkley 3534 1.98%
California, District 31 Michael B. Everling 1121 1.28%
California, District 32 Velko Milosevich 2617 2.02%
California, District 34 Jason Heath 2195 1.94%
California, District 36 Kerry Welsh 3066 1.69%
California, District 38 David Bowers 3705 2.75%
California, District 39 Jack Dean 3347 2.15%
California, District 40 Maurice Maybena 4809 3.21%
California, District 41 Kenneth E. Valentine 2529 1.97%
California, District 42 David L. Hollist 1899 1.69%
California, District 45 Don Hull 4337 2.70%
California, District 46 Thomas E. Reimer 2316 2.72%
California, District 47 Victor A. Wagner Jr. 2991 1.52%
California, District 48 Daniel L. Muhe 18509 10.24%
California, District 49 Ernest Lippe 3327 1.79%
California, District 51 Jack Anderson 5411 2.62%
California, District 52 Lynn Badler 21933 14.28%
Colorado, District 1 Richard G. Combs 5225 3.00%
Colorado, District 3 Barry Maggert 5673 2.40%
Connecticut, District 4 Marshall Harrison 1449 1.06%
Hawaii, District 2 Noreen Chun 12713 6.34%
Illinois, District 1 Marjorie Kohls 3917 2.37%
Illinois, District 2 Matthew Beauchamp 1558 0.98%
Illinois, District 4 William Passmore 1520 2.40%
Illinois, District 6 George Meyers 4182 2.54%
Illinois, District 7 Dorn Van Cleave 9582 7.08%
Illinois, District 9 Michael Ray 3181 2.26%
Indiana, District 1 Michael Crass 1616 1.27%
Indiana, District 2 Cliff Federle 2223 1.36%
Indiana, District 5 Carl Waters 2299 1.42%
Indiana, District 6 Joe Hauptmann 20931 11.13%
Indiana, District 7 Barbara Bourland 4757 3.00%
Indiana, District 8 Paul Hager 3304 1.86%
Indiana, District 9 Diane Feeney 2311 1.26%
Indiana, District 10 Fred Peterson 2764 2.31%
Massachusetts, District 3 George Phillies 2817 1.49%
Michigan, District 1 John Loosemore 2303 1.04%
Michigan, District 2 Bruce Smith 2091 0.98%
Michigan, District 3 Erwin Haas 2523 1.26%
Michigan, District 4 Dan Marsh 11431 6.70%
Michigan, District 5 Clint Foster 2166 1.15%
Michigan, District 6 Glenn D. Whitt 1828 1.13%
Michigan, District 7 Kenneth L. Proctor 2659 1.48%
Michigan, District 8 Ben Steele 2776 1.27%
Michigan, District 9 Malcolm Johnson 4002 2.13%
Michigan, District 10 R. Friend 3394 1.64%
Michigan, District 11 Richard Gach 5434 2.41%
Michigan, District 12 Albert Titran 2815 1.49%
Michigan, District 13 Dean Hutyra 2872 1.67%
Michigan, District 14 Michael Freyman 1653 1.23%
Michigan, District 15 Linda Willey 1537 1.33%
Michigan, District 16 Edward Hlavac 3058 1.76%
Minnesota, District 4 Michael Neitzel 2883 1.21%
Minnesota, District 5 Kevin Houston 7035 3.38%
Minnesota, District 6 Eric Johnson 11380 3.83%
Minnesota, District 8 Larry Fuhol 4771 1.80%
Mississippi, District 1 Andy Rouse 2118 2.17%
Mississippi, District 2 William Chipman 32006 28.79%
Mississippi, District 3 Charles Scarborough 15292 15.38%
Mississippi, District 4 William Fausek 873 0.65%
Mississippi, District 5 Ray Coffey 1503 1.52%
Missouri, District 1 Richard Illyes 3588 2.85%
Missouri, District 2 Brian Lundy 3331 1.64%
Missouri, District 3 Michael Crist 2275 1.29%
Missouri, District 4 Edwin Hoag 3438 1.88%
Missouri, District 5 Grant Stauffer 2646 1.72%
Missouri, District 6 Karl Wetzel 4325 2.24%
Missouri, District 7 Mike Harman 5627 3.15%
Missouri, District 8 John Hendricks 2827 1.70%
Missouri, District 9 Robert Hoffman 4248 2.27%
Montana Mike Fellows 5625 1.70%
Nebraska, District 3 Jerry Hickman 27146 15.33%
Nevada, District 1 Jim Burns 5292 3.29%
Nevada, District 2 Louis Tomburello 18550 7.46%
New Hampshire, District 2 Paula Werme 3272 2.03%
New Jersey, District 1 David West 1670 1.37%
New Jersey, District 2 Glenn Campbell 2936 2.09%
New Jersey, District 3 Janice Presser 2490 1.60%
New Jersey, District 4 Keith Quarles 1758 1.19%
New Jersey, District 5 Thomas Wright 2387 1.44%
New Jersey, District 6 Steve Nagle 1236 0.91%
New Jersey, District 7 Darren Young 1527 1.05%
New Jersey, District 11 Austin Lett 1729 1.16%
New Jersey, District 12 Joseph Siano 2113 1.15%
North Carolina, District 1 Jack Schwartz 1070 0.79%
North Carolina, District 2 Mark Jackson 1617 0.94%
North Carolina, District 3 Chris Nubel 1350 1.01%
North Carolina, District 4 Gary Goodson 2225 1.00%
North Carolina, District 5 Eugene Paczelt 1364 0.79%
North Carolina, District 6 Jeffrey Bentley 14237 11.34%
North Carolina, District 7 Paul Meadows 11755 8.73%
North Carolina, District 8 Bob Burns 1477 1.11%
North Carolina, District 9 Jeff Taylor 1945 1.23%
North Carolina, District 10 Deborah Eddins 19822 14.41%
North Carolina, District 11 Christopher Heckert 2344 1.19%
North Carolina, District 12 Michael Smith 2678 1.84%
Ohio, District 7 James Schrader 8977 5.08%
Oregon, District 1 Michael De Paulo 1698 2.20%
Oregon, District 2 Lindsey Bradshaw 2846 2.38%
Oregon, District 3 Bruce Knight 6063 10.40%
Oregon, District 5 Blaine Thallheimer 1224 1.59%
Pennsylvania, District 1 John Featherman 1188 1.25%
Pennsylvania, District 13 Thomas Burke 3457 1.89%
Pennsylvania, District 19 Gary Shoemaker 5434 3.82%
Tennessee, District 2 Greg Samples 4340 4.21%
Texas, District 2 Wendell Drye 1150 0.82%
Texas, District 3 Ken Ashby 9815 8.67%
Texas, District 4 Jim Simon 2137 1.47%
Texas, District 5 Michael Needleman 824 0.78%
Texas, District 6 Richard Bandlow 1799 1.17%
Texas, District 7 Drew Parks 7889 6.64%
Texas, District 8 Don Richards 11580 8.58%
Texas, District 10 Vincent May 20151 14.79%
Texas, District 11 Vince Hanke 15238 17.48%
Texas, District 12 Paul Barthel 1917 1.78%
Texas, District 13 Georganne Baker Payne 1300 1.10%
Texas, District 16 Stu Nance 5328 6.94%
Texas, District 17 Gordon Mobley 1583 1.07%
Texas, District 18 James Galvan 9172 10.05%
Texas, District 20 Alejandro DePena 1010 1.27%
Texas, District 21 Jeffrey Blunt 15338 8.65%
Texas, District 22 Steve Grupe 1492 1.11%
Texas, District 23 William Stallknecht 1265 1.10%
Texas, District 24 David Stover 690 0.75%
Texas, District 25 Eric Atkisson 829 0.82%
Texas, District 26 Joe Turner 15339 11.94%
Texas, District 27 Mark Pretz 1576 1.62%
Texas, District 28 Edward Elmer 7503 9.46%
Texas, District 29 James Chudleigh 1540 3.22%
Texas, District 30 Barbara Robinson 691 1.04%
Utah, District 1 Gerard Arthus 3060 1.89%
Utah, District 2 Brian Swim 1387 0.78%
Utah, District 3 Kitty Burton 9488 7.30%
Vermont Robert Maynard 2141 1.01%
Virginia, District 10 Robert Buchanan 4485 3.11%
West Virginia, District 1 Richard S. Kerr 18833 15.33%
West Virginia, District 2 John Brown 7584 5.63%
West Virginia, District 3 Joseph Whelan 12986 14.45%
Wyoming Steve Richardson 6129 3.52%
Average of percentages 3.89%
Best percentage 28.79%>>>>>


<<<<<Election Results Report
1998 US Senate
Click on percentage for more detail. State Candidate Votes Percent

Alaska Scott Kohlhaas 4193 2.23%
Arizona John Zajac 20896 2.29%
California Ted Brown 93747 1.13%
Colorado David Segal 14148 1.07%
Connecticut Wildey Moore 5407 0.58%
Georgia Bertil Loftman 43264 2.48%
Hawaii Jeff Mallan 11590 3.01%
Indiana Rebecca Sink Burris 23304 1.47%
Kansas Tom Oyler 12207 1.69%
Missouri Tamara Millay 31893 2.02%
Nevada Michael Cloud 8034 1.84%
New Hampshire Brian Christeson 7679 2.44%
New York William McMillen 8679 0.20%
North Carolina Barbara Howe 36234 1.84%
Oregon Jim Brewster 8465 1.88%
Pennsylvania Jack Iannantuono 46218 1.57%
South Carolina Richard "Doc" Quillian 16838 1.60%
South Dakota Byron Dale 3805 1.45%
Vermont Hugh Douglas 4382 2.08%
Wisconsin Tom Ender 5809 0.33%
Average of percentages 1.66%
Best percentage 3.01% >>>>>>


<<<<<Election Results Report
1998 State Governor
Click on percentage for more detail. State Candidate Votes Percent

Arizona Katherine Gallant 24700 2.70%
California Steve W. Kubby 73729 0.88%
Colorado Sandra Johnson 22194 1.68%
Connecticut Ned Vare 5287 0.55%
Georgia Jack Cashin 61239 3.42%
Hawaii George Peabody 4257 1.08%
Massachusetts Dean Cook 31790 1.68%
Minnesota Frank Germann 1862 0.09%
Nevada Terry Savage 7299 1.68%
New Hampshire Ken Blevens 8611 2.71%
New York Christopher Garvey 6706 0.15%
Oregon Richard Burke 8870 1.96%
Pennsylvania Ken Krawchuk 33301 1.10%
South Carolina Tim Moultrie 14743 1.40%
South Dakota Bob Newland 4386 1.69%
Texas Lester Turlington 20898 0.56%
Vermont Amy Berkey 2045 0.94%
Wisconsin Jim Mueller 11010 0.62%
Wyoming Dave Dawson 6897 3.94%
Average of percentages 1.52%
Best percentage 3.94%
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I just dont see how this, as ive been informed, our "stellar successes", will restore our rights, anybody care to take a shot at reality, and dont try and twist it, just explain how this supporting cast will help us? Also there is a short 3 or 4 line entry on the lp board that states ya'll are only on the ballot in 28 states,(not insignificant, but hardly enuf), and there is joy expressed that the reform party is having ballet problems and have dropped to only 20 states....fubsy.


[This message has been edited by fubsy (edited September 03, 1999).]

 

[Dennis]

Fubsy,
Yep, not very much is it? Then again, it will be a lot more in the coming election when people of honor refuse to vote for gun control.

RNC,
Hide and watch, sucker!

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Real Americans vote their conscience, not their fears.

 

[Keith Rogan]

And 64% said "I would like to vote Libertarian, but they haven't got a chance, so I'm voting Republicrat."



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Keith
The Bears and Bear Maulings Page: members.xoom.com/keithrogan

 

[bookkie]

Takes a while for an acorn to grow into an oak. If no one is willing to water it and watch over it, will it ever grow?



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Richard

The debate is not about guns,
but rather who has the ultimate power to rule,
the People or Government.
RKBA!

 

[fubsy]

Dennis,
come on, hide and watch from what?...ra ra ra sis boom ba, were the party of principle we help elect democrats.....In time perhaps, maybe that party can be built to be effective, I also copied the results from year to year in the various elections and there is minor growth, no were near enuf to succeed, according to your own partys site you dont have at anyone at a national level, heck your not even on the ballot in all 50 states, the lp site claims 28 for them selves. Claims of principle are hot air until your feet are to the fire, its just a lot of talk right now, and that might be were it has to start. Dont try and sell people a "clintonesque" bill of good's. That comment isnt intended to attack you, but isnt that the very type of behavoir that we dont like?, the promise em what they want to hear, knowing "it" wont succeed.

Keith,
It looks like in every election held that americans cant see the great and wonderful things the libertarians offer----wow, maybe there's somethings they dont like about your party. And those things perhaps are enuf combined with your partys inability to show any positive results at a national level to stop them from wanting to risk it all on a will of the wisp promise.
The partys in power have abused that trust and those american citizens you need arent going to be willing to change for more promise's or just trust blindly, Ya'll think maybe your handicapping yourself in some manner? If you cant win those hearts and minds of the, what were ya'll calling em a while back, SHEEPLE, you know your fellow citizens who are not as enlightend as ya'll, dont necessarily agree with you, you'll never get on the national scene,
Heck at this point by yourselves your not even a spoiler party at the national level--combined with the reform party then and only then do ya'll become a spoiler for the major parties at the national level.

bookie,
I understand the need to grow that party but they are not at a point were a vote for them at a national level does anything but help the democrats, especially when combined with the reform party. Ive said it since I first entered into this "discussion", grow that party and become a force to be reckoned with. Dont think that at this point in a national election, escpecially were you dont have but 28 states whose ballots your on you will be effective, and sell it as a realistic alternative to the major parties, ya'll avoid addressing how it will be done, cause there is no way it can be done without support from the congress or a decision by the supreme ct., like it or not that is how the "founders" (feel like im on deep space-9), set it up to operate. Ya'll know who they are, yall quote em and seem to ignore the fact that the very constitution/bill or rights we are trying to restore was a compromise solution for them. by all means nurture that oak for it falls from the tree of liberty, itself once nurtured, grew strong and now finds itself diseased and failing after the ravages of time and ignorant caretakers, like everything that needs nurturing there is a time when it can stand on its own, and eventually take the place of what came before it. ...fubsy.

 

[TheBluesMan]

"By all means nurture that oak for it falls from the tree of liberty, itself once nurtured, grew strong and now finds itself diseased and failing after the ravages of time and ignorant caretakers. Like everything that needs nurturing there is a time when it can stand on its own, and eventually take the place of what came before it." - fubsy

Wow man! Eloquent words. If you keep this up we'll have you in the library section right next to Dennis and his Metal and Wood.

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"A right is not what someone gives you; it's what no one can take from you." - Ramsay Clark

"Rights are liable to be perverted to wrongs when we are incapable of rightly exercising them." - Sarah Josepha Hale

 

[Dennis]

Fubsy,
I look at those low numbers you provided for us and feel shame. I am ashamed that I
voted for the people who gave, give, and will give us more gun control.

Personally, I believe *all* advocates of our Right to Keep and Bear Arms should feel
ashamed of those low numbers. It shows we have believed the lie that there is a difference between the Republicans and Democrats on the issue of gun control.

There is no difference, fubsy. Not really. Their goals are the same - it's just that the
Republicans are sneakier than the Democrats and slip it to us slowly.

The Democrats scream for gun control "for the children", etc.
The Republicans "compromise" on gun control "for the children", etc.

They’re just playing “Good Cop, Bad Cop” and people foolishly think the “Good Cop” is
their buddy. It isn’t true. It’s a lie.

The Republicans have become the "Me too" party to the Democrats.

Sure, there are a few good Republicans left - some who insultingly will be called religious fanatics of the Far Right (eg Alan Keyes), and a couple Libertarians posing as Republicans (e.g. Ron Paul). I respect them for honoring the American values most of the Republicans have abandoned.

And you are right in one point, at least. Working together, the two major parties have the elections sewn up so long as we blindly follow them.

But no more blindness for me. While you choose to vote for gun controllers, I will vote against them. Surely, even though you refuse to admit it, voting *against* gun control is an argument you must understand . Isn’t it?

 

[Grenadier2]

Dennis, I will second that!

fubsy,

Ok, now please answer MY question, that I posted in the "Republicans vs Libertaians" thread, please. You seem to be up at bat, here, for the Republicans, so Im politely asking you. The dude known as fubsy.
You da man, here!

Im getting hoarse from asking all the Republicans my question...and deaf from the silence of their answers. Rush couldnt even answer it.....

Please tell me.