Fun Third Party VP Facts Up to 2016 pt. 4
Elected Governor
Alabama
1987-1993 - Harold Guy Hunt (Republican)
Alaska
2006-2009 - Sarah Louise Palin (Republican)
California
1911-1917 - Hiram Warren Johnson (Republican)
1967-1975 - Ronald Wilson Reagan (Zombie) (Republican)
1975-1983 - Edmund Gerald Brown Jr. (Democratic)
2003-2011 - Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger (Republican)
2011-2019 - Edmund Gerald Brown Jr. (Democratic)
Florida
1999-2007 - John Ellis Bush (Republican)
Georgia
1865-1868 - Charles Jones Jenkins (Conservative / Democratic)
1955-1959 - Samuel Marvin Griffin (Democratic)
Kentucky
1887-1891 - Simon Bolivar Buckner (Democratic)
Louisiana
1920-1924 - John Milliken Parker Sr. (Democratic)
Maryland
1967-1969 - Spiro Theodore Agnew (Republican)
Massachusetts
1836-1840 - Edward Everett (Whig)
1991-1997 - William Floyd Weld (Republican)
2003-2007 - Willard Mitt Romney (Republican)
Michigan
2003-2011 - Jennifer Mulhern Granholm (Democratic)
Minnesota
1939-1943 - Harold Edward Stassen (Republican)
1999-2003 - James George Janos (Reform Party of the United States of America/Independence Party of Minnesota)
Mississippi
1835-1836 - John Anthony Quitman (Whig)
1850-1851 - John Anthony Quitman (Democratic)
1946-1952 - Fielding Lewis Wright (Democratic)
1968-1972 - John Bell Williams (Democratic)
Missouri
1871-1873 - Benjamin Gratz Brown (Liberal Republican)
New Jersey
1878-1881 - George Brinton McClellan (Reincarnation) (Democratic)
North Carolina
1798 - William Richardson Davie (Federalist)
Ohio
2011-2019 - John Richard Kasich Jr. (Republican)
Texas
2000-2015 - James Richard Perry (Republican)
Utah
1949-1957 - Joseph Bracken Lee (Republican)
2005-2009 - Jon Meade Huntsman Jr. (Republican)
Virginia
1926-1930 - Harry Flood Byrd Sr. (Democratic)
Wisconsin
1971-1977 - Patrick Joseph Lucey (Democratic)
Puerto Rico
2021- - Pedro Rafael Pierluisi Urrutia (New Progressive)
Defeated for Governor
Alabama
1958 - John Geraerdt Crommelin Jr. (Democratic) - primary
1978 - Harold Guy Hunt (Republican)
1982 - Leo Frank Suiter (Alabama Conservative)
1998 - Harold Guy Hunt (Republican) - primary
2006 - Harold Guy Hunt (Independent Republican)
Alaska
2014 - John Richard Myers (Constitution)
Arizona
2002 - Barry Joel Hess II (Libertarian)
2006 - Barry Joel Hess II (Libertarian)
2010 - Barry Joel Hess II (Libertarian)
2014 - Barry Joel Hess II (Libertarian)
2018 - Barry Joel Hess II (Libertarian) - withdrew
Arkansas
1886 - Charles E. Cunningham (Agricultural Wheel)
2010 - Billy Joe Roper (Nationalist Party of America)
California
1882 - Marietta Lizzie Bell Stow (Women's Independent Political)
1886 - Peter Dinwiddie Wigginton (American)
1898 - Job Harriman (Socialist Labor)
1946 - James Roosevelt II (Democratic)
1950 - James Roosevelt II (Democratic)
1962 - Richard Milhous Nixon (Republican)
1966 - William Penn Patrick (Republican) - primary
1978 - Stephen Emery (Socialist Labor)
1986 - Matilde Zimmermann (Independent)
1986 - Maria Elizabeth Muñoz (Peace and Freedom)
1990 - Charles J. Morsa (American Independent) - primary
1990 - Maria Elizabeth Muñoz (Peace and Freedom)
1994 - James Orlando Ogle III (Green Party) - primary
1994 - Gloria Estela La Riva (Peace and Freedom)
1998 - Gloria Estela La Riva (Peace and Freedom)
2002 - Arthur Charles Olivier (Libertarian) - primary
2002 - Peter Miguel Camejo Guanche (Green Party of the United States)
2003 - Peter Miguel Camejo Guanche (Green Party of the United States)
2006 - Arthur Charles Olivier (Libertarian)
2006 - Janice Jordan (Peace and Freedom)
2006 - Peter Miguel Camejo Guanche (Green Party of the United States)
2010 - Stewart Alexis Alexander (Peace and Freedom) - primary
2014 - Luis Javier Rodriguez (Green Party of the United States)
2014 - Cindy Lee Miller Sheehan (Peace and Freedom)
2014 - Robert Ornelas (American Independent) - withdrew
2018 - Gloria Estela La Riva (Peace and Freedom)
2018 - Laura E. Garza (Socialist Workers)
Colorado
1974 - Earl Farwell Dodge Jr. (Prohibition)
1978 - Earl Farwell Dodge Jr. (National Statesman)
1982 - Earl Farwell Dodge Jr. (Prohibition)
1986 - Earl Farwell Dodge Jr. (Prohibition)
1994 - Earl Farwell Dodge Jr. (Prohibition)
2010 - Daniel Virgil Sallis Jr. (Libertarian) - primary
Connecticut
1954 - Vivien Kellems (Independent Republican)
1990 - Joseph A. Zdonczyk (Concerned Citizens)
1994 - Joseph A. Zdonczyk (Concerned Citizens)
1998 - Joseph A. Zdonczyk (Concerned Citizens)
2006 - Joseph A. Zdonczyk (Concerned Citizens)
Florida
1994 - John Ellis Bush (Republican)
2002 - John Wayne Smith (Independent)
2006 - John Wayne Smith (No Party Affiliation)
2010 - John Wayne Smith (Libertarian) - failed to make the ballot
2014 - John Wayne Smith (Libertarian) - failed to make the ballot
2018 - Mark Blair Graham (Citizens Freedom)
Georgia
1853 - Charles Jones Jenkins (Union)
1962 - Samuel Marvin Griffin (Democratic) - primary
1970 - Jesse Benjamin Stoner Jr. (Democratic) - primary
1978 - Jesse Benjamin Stoner Jr. (Democratic) - primary
Illinois
1896 - Hale Johnson (Prohibition)
1916 - Seymour Stedman (Socialist Party of America)
1960 - Enoch Arden Holtwick (Prohibition)
Indiana
1940 - William Ezra Jenner (Republican) - primary
1948 - William Ezra Jenner (Republican) - primary
Iowa
1906 - Lorenzo Stephen Coffin (Prohibition)
Kansas
1958 - Warren Chester Martin (Prohibition)
1966 - Rolland Ernest Fisher (Prohibition)
1968 - Marshall E. Uncapher (Prohibition)
1970 - Marshall E. Uncapher (Prohibition)
1972 - Rolland Ernest Fisher (Prohibition)
1974 - Marshall E. Uncapher (Prohibition)
1982 - Warren Chester Martin (Prohibition)
Kentucky
1907 - Leander Lycurgus Pickett (Prohibition)
1915 - Leander Lycurgus Pickett (Prohibition)
1943 - Andrew Nathan Johnson (Prohibition)
Louisiana
1916 - John Milliken Parker Sr. (Progressive)
1960 - Kent Harbinson Courtney (States' Rights)
Maine
1998 - Patricia Helen LaMarche (Green Independent)
2006 - Patricia Helen LaMarche (Green Independent)
Maryland
1923 - Verne La Rue Reynolds (Labor)
Massachusetts
1839 - Edward Everett (Whig)
1867 - John Quincy Adams II (Democratic)
1868 - John Quincy Adams II (Democratic)
1869 - John Quincy Adams II (Democratic)
1870 - John Quincy Adams II (Democratic)
1871 - John Quincy Adams II (Democratic)
1876 - Charles Francis Adams Sr. (Democratic)
1879 - John Quincy Adams II (Independent Democratic)
1930 - John W. Aiken (Socialist Labor)
1934 - John W. Aiken (Socialist Labor)
1936 - Thomas Charles O'Brien (Union)
1938 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1940 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1942 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1944 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1948 - Mark Revell Shaw (Prohibition)
1950 - Mark Revell Shaw (Prohibition)
1956 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1956 - Mark Revell Shaw (Prohibition)
1958 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1960 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1962 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1966 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
1970 - Henning Albert Blomen (Socialist Labor)
2002 - Jill Ellen Stein (Green-Rainbow)
2010 - Jill Ellen Stein (Green-Rainbow)
Michigan
1882 - Charles C. Foote (American)
1892 - John Russell (Prohibition)
1952 - Earle Harold Munn Sr. (Prohibition)
1954 - Earle Harold Munn Sr. (Prohibition)
1982 - Robert Emmanuel Tisch (Democratic) - primary - withdrew
1982 - Robert Emmanuel Tisch (Tisch Independent Citizens)
Minnesota
1892 - Ignatius Loyola Donnelly (People's)
1974 - Genevieve A. Gunderson (Socialist Labor)
1982 - Harold Edward Stassen (Republican) - primary
Mississippi
1863 - Absolom Madden West (Democratic)
1955 - Fielding Lewis Wright (Democratic) - primary
1983 - Billy Marvin Davis (Democratic) - primary
Missouri
1857 - Benjamin Gratz Brown (Republican)
1887 - John Anderson Brooks (fusion of Populist/Peoples/Prohibition)
1924 - William Wesley Cox (Socialist Labor)
1932 - William Wesley Cox (Socialist Labor)
1936 - William Wesley Cox (Socialist Labor)
1940 - William Wesley Cox (Socialist Labor)
Montana
1920 - Burton Kendall Wheeler (Democratic)
Nebraska
2014 - Mark Gerald Elworth Jr. (Libertarian)
New Jersey
1898 - Matthew Maguire (Socialist Labor)
1985 - Elliot Israel Greenspan (Democratic) - primary
1997 - Madelyn R. Hoffman (Green)
2001 - Elliot Israel Greenspan (Democratic) - primary
New York
1894 - Charles Horatio Matchett (Socialist Labor)
1898 - Benjamin Hanford (Socialist Labor)
1900 - Benjamin Hanford (Social Democratic)
1916 - Jeremiah Daniel Crowley (Socialist Labor)
1922 - Jeremiah Daniel Crowley (Socialist Labor)
1926 - Benjamin Gitlow (Workers Party of America)
1926 - Jeremiah Daniel Crowley (Socialist Labor)
1930 - Jeremiah Daniel Crowley (Socialist Labor)
1932 - Aaron M. Orange (Socialist Labor)
1934 - Aaron M. Orange (Socialist Labor)
1938 - Aaron M. Orange (Industrial Government)
1942 - Aaron M. Orange (Industrial Government)
1970 - Stephen Emery (Socialist Labor)
1970 - Clifton DeBerry (Socialist Workers)
1978 - Jarvis Tyner (Communist Party USA)
1982 - Nancy Ross (New Alliance)
1994 - James McMillan III (Rent is Too Damn High)
2006 - James McMillan III (Rent is Too Damn High)
2006 - Maura DeLuca (Socialist Workers)
2006 - William Floyd Weld (Republican) - primary - withdrew
2010 - James McMillan III (Rent is Too Damn High)
2010 - Howard Gresham Hawkins (Green Party of the United States)
2014 - James McMillan III (Rent is Too Damn High) - disqualified from ballot
2014 - Howard Gresham Hawkins (Green Party of the United States)
2018 - James McMillan III (Rent is Too Damn High) - disqualified from ballot
2018 - Howard Gresham Hawkins (Green Party of the United States)
Ohio
1871 - Gideon Tabor Stewart (Prohibition)
1873 - Gideon Tabor Stewart (Prohibition)
1877 - Henry Adams Thompson (Prohibition)
1879 - Gideon Tabor Stewart (Prohibition)
1905 - Aaron Sherman Watkins (Prohibition)
1910 - Henry Adams Thompson (Prohibition)
1922 - Aaron Sherman Watkins (Prohibition)
1932 - Aaron Sherman Watkins (Prohibition)
1946 - Arla Allen Albaugh (Socialist Labor)
Pennsylvania
1906 - James Hudson Maurer (Socialist Party of America)
1914 - Caleb Harrison (Industrialist)
1930 - James Hudson Maurer (Socialist Party of America)
1942 - Dale Harold Learn (Prohibition)
1946 - George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1950 - George Sam Taylor (Industrial Government)
1958 - Harold Edward Stassen (Republican) - primary
1962 - George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1966 - George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1966 - Harold Edward Stassen (Republican) - primary
1970 - George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1974 - George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1978 - George Sam Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1986 - Bill W. Thorn Sr. (Consumer) - withdrew due to stroke
1990 - Kathleen A. Mickells (Socialist Workers)
2006 - Osborne Gallego Hart (Socialist Workers)
Rhode Island
1893 - Henry Brewer Metcalf (Prohibition)
1894 - Henry Brewer Metcalf (Prohibition)
1900 - Henry Brewer Metcalf (Prohibition)
1904 - Henry Brewer Metcalf (Prohibition) - died before election
Tennessee
2014 - Jonathan David Ellis (Independent) - disqualified
Texas
1902 - George Washington Carroll (Prohibition)
1998 - Laura E. Garza (Socialist Workers)
Utah
1940 - Joseph Bracken Lee (Republican) - primary
1944 - Joseph Bracken Lee (Republican)
1956 - Joseph Bracken Lee (Republican) - primary
1956 - Joseph Bracken Lee (Independent)
1992 - Gary Richard Van Horn (American)
2010 - Farley Merril Anderson (Independent)
2020 - Jon Meade Huntsman Jr. (Republican) - primary
Vermont
1972 - Bernard Sanders (Liberty Union)
1976 - Bernard Sanders (Liberty Union)
1986 - Bernard Sanders (Independent)
1996 - Mary Alice Herbert (Liberty Union)
Virginia
1937 - James Arthur Edgerton (Prohibition)
1994 - Oliver Laurence North (Republican)
Washington
1936 - William Morley Bouck (Farmer-Labor Commonwealth)
2020 - Johnson Yuquimpo Li (Star Spangled Banner Independent)
West Virginia
2011 - Harry Valentine Bertram (American Third Position)
Wisconsin
1902 - Emil Seidel (Social Democratic Party)
1918 - Emil Seidel (Socialist Party of America)
1934 - George A. Nelson (Socialist Party of America)
1942 - Georgia Olive Cozzini (Independent Socialist Labor)
1944 - George A. Nelson (Socialist Party of America)
1944 - Georgia Olive Cozzini (Socialist Labor)
1948 - Georgia Olive Cozzini (Socialist Labor)
1966 - Patrick Joseph Lucey (Democratic)
1970 - Georgia Olive Cozzini (Socialist Labor)
1974 - Georgia Olive Cozzini (Socialist Labor)
1974 - William Daniel Dyke (Republican)
