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=Federal Offices=
=Federal Offices=
==US Senate==
==President==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for US Senate.
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 5% in a state in an election for President.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
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! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Constitution<br>Percentage
! Green<br>Percentage
! Socialism<br>And<br>Liberation<br>Percentage
! American Delta<br>Percentage
! Better<br>For<br>America<br>Percentage
! National Unity<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 2016
| 1980
| Alaska
| Alaska
| [[Joe Miller]]
| [[Ed Clark]]
| align=right|90,825
| align=right|18,479
| align=right|29.16%
| align=right|11.66%
| align=right|44.36%
| align=right|54.35%
| align=right|11.62%
| align=right|26.41%
| align=right|13.23%, 0.84%, 0.56%, 0.23%
| align=right|
|-
| align=right|
| 2002
| align=right|
| Massachusetts
| align=right|
| [[Michael Cloud]]
| align=right|369,807
| align=right|18.43%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|80.03%
| align=right|7.04%
| align=right|1.24%, 0.30%
| align=right|0.54%
|-
|-
| 2018
| 2016
| New Mexico
| New Mexico
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| align=right|107,201
| align=right|74,541
| align=right|15.38%
| align=right|9.34%
| align=right|30.53%
| align=right|40.04%
| align=right|54.09%
| align=right|48.26%
| align=right|0.19%
| align=right|1.24%
| align=right|0.15%
| align=right|0.06%
| align=right|0.73%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2006
| 2016
| Indiana
| North Dakota
| [[Steve Osborn]]
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| align=right|168,820
| align=right|21,434
| align=right|12.59%
| align=right|6.22%
| align=right|87.36%
| align=right|62.96%
| align=right|27.23%
| align=right|0.53%
| align=right|1.10%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.11%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.03%, 0.02%
| align=right|1.86%
|-
|-
| 2000
| 2016
| Massachusetts
| Alaska
| [[Carla Howell]]
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| align=right|308,860
| align=right|18,725
| align=right|11.88%
| align=right|5.88%
| align=right|12.86%
| align=right|51.28%
| align=right|72.69%
| align=right|36.55%
| align=right|1.62%, 0.53%, 0.33%, 0.10%
| align=right|1.21%
| align=right|1.80%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.39%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|2.89%
|-
|-
|}
| 2016
 
| Oklahoma
==US House==
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 25% in an election for US House.
| align=right|83,481
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|5.75%
|-
| align=right|65.32%
! Year
| align=right|28.93%
! State
| align=right|
! District
| align=right|
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
| 2012
| Kansas
| align=right|3
| [[Joel Balam]]
| align=right|92,675
| align=right|31.55%
| align=right|68.45%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
| 1998
| Mississippi
| align=right|2
| [[William Chipman]]
| align=right|32,533
| align=right|28.84%
| align=right|
| align=right|71.16%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
| 2018
| Washington
| align=right|2
| [[Brian Luke]]
| align=right|84,646
| align=right|28.71%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|71.29%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2004
| 2016
| Florida
| Montana
| align=right|21
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| [[Frank Gonzalez]]
| align=right|28,037
| align=right|54,736
| align=right|5.64%
| align=right|27.20%
| align=right|56.17%
| align=right|72.80%
| align=right|35.75%
| align=right|0.06%
| align=right|1.60%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.32%
| align=right|0.46%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.01%
|-
|-
| 1990
| 2016
| California
| South Dakota
| align=right|45
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| [[Joe Shea]]
| align=right|20,850
| align=right|46,068
| align=right|5.63%
| align=right|27.15%
| align=right|61.53%
| align=right|72.85%
| align=right|31.74%
| align=right|1.10%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
| 2014
| Louisiana
| align=right|4
| [[Randall Lord]]
| align=right|55,236
| align=right|26.57%
| align=right|73.43%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
| 1998
| California
| align=right|25
| [[Bruce Acker]]
| align=right|38,669
| align=right|25.33%
| align=right|74.67%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2006
| 1976
| Arizona
| Alaska
| align=right|6
| [[Roger MacBride]]
| [[Jason Blair]]
| align=right|6,785
| align=right|51,285
| align=right|5.49%
| align=right|25.20%
| align=right|57.90%
| align=right|74.80%
| align=right|35.65%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.95%
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2016
| Arkansas
| Wyoming
| align=right|4
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| [[Kerry Hicks]]
| align=right|13,287
| align=right|61,274
| align=right|5.19%
| align=right|25.10%
| align=right|68.17%
| align=right|74.90%
| align=right|21.88%
| align=right|0.80%
| align=right|0.98%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.28%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|2.70%
|-
|-
|}
| 2016
 
| Colorado
=Statewide Offices=
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
==Governor==
| align=right|144,121
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Governor.
| align=right|5.18%
| align=right|43.25%
| align=right|48.16%
| align=right|0.42%
| align=right|1.38%
| align=right|0.02%
| align=right|0.05%
| align=right|1.04%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.50%
|-
| 2016
| Maine
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
| align=right|38,105
| align=right|5.09%
| align=right|44.87%
| align=right|47.83%
| align=right|0.04%
| align=right|1.91%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.25%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|}
 
==US Senate==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for US Senate.
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! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Constitution<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
| 2020
| Arkansas
| [[Ricky Harrington Jr]]
| align=right|399,390
| align=right|33.47%
| align=right|66.53%
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
| 1982
| 2016
| Alaska
| Alaska
| [[Dick Randolph]] / [[Donnis Thompson]]
| [[Joe Miller]]
| align=right|29,067
| align=right|90,825
| align=right|14.91%
| align=right|29.16%
| align=right|37.09%
| align=right|44.36%
| align=right|46.14%
| align=right|11.62%
| align=right|1.66%, 0.19%
|
| align=right|13.23%, 0.84%, 0.56%, 0.23%
|
|-
| 2022
| North Dakota
| [[Rick Becker (I)]]
| align=right|44,406
| align=right|18.49%
| align=right|56.41%
| align=right|24.98%
|
| align=right|0.11%
| Listed on LP.org as a candidate and often referred to by himself and by the media as a libertarian (small l), but I am struggling to find any endorsement, even temporarily or unofficially, by the North Dakota LP. He was on the ballot as an independent.
|-
|-
| 2002
| 2002
| Wisconsin
| Massachusetts
| [[Ed Thompson]] / [[Marty Reynolds]]
| [[Michael Cloud]]
| align=right|185,455
| align=right|369,807
| align=right|10.45%
| align=right|18.43%
| align=right|41.39%
| align=right|
| align=right|45.09%
| align=right|80.03%
| align=right|2.48%, 0.16%, 0.15%, 0.13%, 0.10%, 0.05%
|
| align=right|1.24%, 0.30%
|
|-
|-
|}
| 2018
 
| New Mexico
==Attorney General==
| [[Gary Earl Johnson|Gary Johnson]]
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Attorney General.
| align=right|107,201
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|15.38%
| align=right|30.53%
| align=right|54.09%
|
|
|  
|-
|-
! Year
| 2006
! State
| Indiana
! Candidate
| [[Steve Osborn]]
! Libertarian<br>Votes
| align=right|168,820
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
| align=right|12.59%
! Republican<br>Percentage
| align=right|87.36%
! Democratic<br>Percentage
|
! Other<br>Percentage
|
| align=right|0.03%, 0.02%
|
|-
| 2000
| Massachusetts
| [[Carla Howell]]
| align=right|308,860
| align=right|11.88%
| align=right|12.86%
| align=right|72.69%
| align=right|1.62%
| align=right|0.53%, 0.33%, 0.10%
|
|-
|-
| 2016
|}
| Washington
 
| [[Joshua Trumbull]]
==US House==
| align=right|979,105
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 25% in an election for US House.
| align=right|32.86%
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|
| align=right|67.14%
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2018
! Year
| Iowa
! State
| [[Marco Battaglia]]
! District
| align=right|262,131
! Candidate
| align=right|22.78%
! Libertarian<br>Votes
| align=right|
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
| align=right|76.51%
! Republican<br>Percentage
| align=right|0.72%
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 1994
| 2012
| Arizona
| Kansas
| [[John Karow]]
| align=right|3
| align=right|207,710
| [[Joel Balam]]
| align=right|19.86%
| align=right|92,675
| align=right|80.14%
| align=right|31.55%
| align=right|
| align=right|68.45%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2022
| South Dakota
| Texas
| [[Chad Haber]]
| align=right|26
| align=right|45,856
| [[Mike Kolls]]
| align=right|18.00%
| align=right|81,384
| align=right|82.00%
| align=right|30.71%
| align=right|
| align=right|69.29%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1988
| 1998
| Oregon
| Mississippi
| [[Fred Oerther]]
| align=right|2
| align=right|120,228
| [[William Chipman]]
| align=right|11.07%
| align=right|32,533
| align=right|88.93%
| align=right|28.84%
| align=right|
|
| align=right|
| align=right|71.16%
|  
|-
|-
|}
| 2018
 
| Washington
==Auditor==
| align=right|2
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Auditor.
| [[Brian Luke]]
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|84,646
| align=right|28.71%
|
| align=right|71.29%
|  
|-
|-
! Year
| 2004
! State
| Florida
! Candidate
| align=right|21
! Libertarian<br>Votes
| [[Frank Gonzalez]]
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
| align=right|54,736
! Republican<br>Percentage
| align=right|27.20%
! Democratic<br>Percentage
| align=right|72.80%
! Other<br>Percentage
|  
|-
|  
| 2018
| Arkansas
| [[David Dinwiddie]]
| align=right|237,602
| align=right|27.65%
| align=right|72.35%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2018
| 1990
| Oklahoma
| California
| [[John Yeutter]]
| align=right|45
| align=right|270,313
| [[Joe Shea]]
| align=right|24.82%
| align=right|46,068
| align=right|75.18%
| align=right|27.15%
| align=right|
| align=right|72.85%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2020
| North Dakota
| Illinois
| [[Roland Riemers]]
| align=right|8
| align=right|70,818
| [[Preston Nelson]]
| align=right|22.92%
| align=right|68,327
| align=right|76.62%
| align=right|26.84%
| align=right|
|
| align=right|0.46%
| align=right|73.16%
|-
|  
| 2010
| Nebraska
| [[Michele Sallach-Grace]]
| align=right|88,433
| align=right|20.38%
| align=right|79.62%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2014
| South Dakota
| Louisiana
| [[Kurt Evans]]
| align=right|4
| align=right|48,103
| [[Randall Lord]]
| align=right|20.05%
| align=right|55,236
| align=right|79.95%
| align=right|26.57%
| align=right|
| align=right|73.43%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
| 1998
| Missouri
| California
| [[Sean O'Toole]]
| align=right|25
| align=right|252,351
| [[Bruce Acker]]
| align=right|19.72%
| align=right|38,669
| align=right|73.31%
| align=right|25.33%
| align=right|
| align=right|74.67%
| align=right|6.96%
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1996
| 2006
| Montana
| Arizona
| [[John Larson]]
| align=right|6
| align=right|63,127
| [[Jason Blair]]
| align=right|17.12%
| align=right|51,285
| align=right|
| align=right|25.20%
| align=right|82.88%
| align=right|74.80%
| align=right|
|
|
|-
| 2016
| Arkansas
| align=right|4
| [[Kerry Hicks]]
| align=right|61,274
| align=right|25.10%
| align=right|74.90%
|
|  
|-
|-
|}
|}


==Comptroller / Controller==
===Elected United States Representatives With Cross Endorsement===
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Comptroller / Controller.
The following is a list of United States Representatives who were elected with the cross endorsement of another party. All of the candidates listed below appeared on the ballot with the "Libertarian" label. The Libertarian fusion ticket is highlighted in gold.  
 
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{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|-
! Year
! Year
! State
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Votes
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! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Independent<br>Percentage
! Pacific Green<br>Percentage
! Conservative<br>Percentage
! Serve America<br>Movement<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 1990
| 2020
| Nevada
| New York
| [[Kent Cromwell]]
| align=right|2
| align=right|60,433
| [[Andrew Garbarino]]
| align=right|19.87%
| align=right|1,490
| align=right|59.14%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.44%
| align=right|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|47.20%
| align=right|20.99%
| align=right|46.01%
|-
|  
| 2010
| align=right|1.03%
| Texas
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|5.20%
| [[Mary Ruwart]]
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.09%
| align=right|417,523
| align=right|0.03%
| align=right|10.50%
| align=right|83.16%
| align=right|
| align=right|6.34%
|-
|-
|}
|}


==Secretary of State==
=Statewide Offices=
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Secretary of State.
==Governor==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Governor.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
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|-
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! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Green<br>Percentage
! Alaska<br>Independence<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 2014
| 1982
| Nebraska
| Alaska
| [[Ben Backus]]
| [[Dick Randolph]] / [[Donnis Thompson]]
| align=right|121,470
| align=right|29,067
| align=right|24.81%
| align=right|14.91%
| align=right|75.19%
| align=right|37.09%
| align=right|
| align=right|46.14%
| align=right|
|
| align=right|1.66%
| align=right|0.19%
|-
| 2020
| Indiana
| [[Donald Rainwater]] / [[William Henry]]
| align=right|345,567
| align=right|11.44%
| align=right|56.51%
| align=right|32.05%
|
|
|  
|-
|-
| 2002
| 2002
| Idaho
| Wisconsin
| [[Ronald Perry]]
| [[Ed Thompson]] / [[Marty Reynolds]]
| align=right|86,437
| align=right|185,455
| align=right|22.53%
| align=right|10.45%
| align=right|77.47%
| align=right|41.39%
| align=right|
| align=right|45.09%
| align=right|
| align=right|2.48%
|  
| align=right|0.16%, 0.15%, 0.13%, 0.10%, 0.05%
|-
|-
| 2006
|}
| Wyoming
 
| [[Dennis Brossman]]
==Lieutenant Governor==
| align=right|32,551
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Lieutenant Governor, when that office is elected separately from Governor.
| align=right|18.01%
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|81.99%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
|-
| 2002
! Year
| Wyoming
! State
| [[Marie Brossman]]
! Candidate
| align=right|29,751
! Libertarian<br>Votes
| align=right|17.56%
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
| align=right|82.44%
! Republican<br>Percentage
| align=right|
! Democratic<br>Percentage
| align=right|
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2022
| Wyoming
| Alabama
| [[Kit Carson]]
| [[Ruth Page-Nelson]]
| align=right|16,858
| align=right|178,660
| align=right|10.78%
| align=right|15.61%
| align=right|76.58%
| align=right|83.66%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|12.10%, 0.55%
| align=right|0.71%
|-
| 2000
| West Virginia
| [[Poochie Myers]]
| align=right|56,477
| align=right|10.56%
| align=right|
| align=right|89.44%
| align=right|
|-
|-
|}
|}


==Treasurer==
==Attorney General==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Treasurer.
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Attorney General.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|-
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! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 2018
| 2016
| Arkansas
| Washington
| [[Ashley Ewald]]
| [[Joshua Trumbull]]
| align=right|250,943
| align=right|979,105
| align=right|29.11%
| align=right|32.86%
| align=right|70.89%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|67.14%
| align=right|
|  
|-
|-
| 1998
| 2022
| Arizona
| Oklahoma
| [[Ray Price]]
| [[Lynda Steele]]
| align=right|171,769
| align=right|281,923
| align=right|19.38%
| align=right|26.24%
| align=right|80.62%
| align=right|73.76%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
|-
|-
| 2000
| 2018
| Utah
| Iowa
| [[Hugh Butler]]
| [[Marco Battaglia]]
| align=right|81,697
| align=right|262,131
| align=right|12.73%
| align=right|22.78%
| align=right|82.94%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|76.51%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.72%
|-
|-
| 1998
| 1994
| Nevada
| Arizona
| [[Daniel Fylstra]]
| [[John Karow]]
| align=right|40,683
| align=right|207,710
| align=right|10.12%
| align=right|19.86%
| align=right|62.10%
| align=right|80.14%
| align=right|
|
| align=right|18.13%, 9.65%
|
|-
| 2014
| South Dakota
| [[Chad Haber]]
| align=right|45,856
| align=right|18.00%
| align=right|82.00%
|
|
|-
| 1988
| Oregon
| [[Fred Oerther]]
| align=right|120,228
| align=right|11.07%
| align=right|88.93%
|
|
|-
|-
|}
|}


==Other Statewide==
==Auditor==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 30% in an election for a statewide office other than those listed above.
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Auditor.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|-
! Year
! Year
! State
! State
! Office
! Candidate
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Votes
Line 503: Line 596:
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Constitution<br>Percentage
! Legal Marijuana Now<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 2012
| 2022
| Montana
| New Mexico
| Clerk Of The Supreme Court
| [[Travis Steven Sanchez]]
| [[Mike Fellows]]
| align=right|245,725
| align=right|185,419
| align=right|38.07%
| align=right|43.13%
|  
| align=right|
| align=right|61.93%
| align=right|56.87%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|-
|-
| 2006
| 2018
| Oregon
| Arkansas
| Superintendent of Public Instruction
| [[David Dinwiddie]]
| [[Deborah Andrews]] (I)
| align=right|237,602
| align=right|226,054
| align=right|27.65%
| align=right|37.57%
| align=right|72.35%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|61.94%
|  
| align=right|0.50%
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2012
| 2018
| Georgia
| Oklahoma
| Public Service Commission 5
| [[John Yeutter]]
| [[David Staples]]
| align=right|270,313
| align=right|1,095,115
| align=right|24.82%
| align=right|34.17%
| align=right|75.18%
| align=right|65.83%
|  
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2016
| Georgia
| North Dakota
| Public Service Commissioner 2
| [[Roland Riemers]]
| [[Eric Hoskins]]
| align=right|70,818
| align=right|1,200,076
| align=right|22.92%
| align=right|33.42%
| align=right|76.62%
| align=right|66.58%
|  
| align=right|
|
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|0.46%
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2010
| Georgia
| Nebraska
| Public Service Commission 1
| [[Michele Sallach-Grace]]
| [[John Monds]]
| align=right|88,433
| align=right|1,076,726
| align=right|20.38%
| align=right|33.40%
| align=right|79.62%
| align=right|66.60%
|  
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2014
| Georgia
| South Dakota
| Public Service Commission 1
| [[Kurt Evans]]
| [[John Monds]]
| align=right|48,103
| align=right|710,408
| align=right|20.05%
| align=right|31.67%
| align=right|79.95%
| align=right|68.33%
|
| align=right|
|
| align=right|
|
|
|-
| 2014
| Missouri
| [[Sean O'Toole]]
| align=right|252,351
| align=right|19.72%
| align=right|73.31%
|
| align=right|6.96%
|
|  
|-
|-
| 1994
| 1996
| Montana
| Montana
| Clerk of the Supreme Court
| [[John Larson]]
| [[Jerry O'Neil]]
| align=right|63,127
| align=right|93,429
| align=right|17.12%
| align=right|31.02%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|82.88%
| align=right|68.98%
|
| align=right|
|
|
|-
| 2022
| Alabama
| [[Leigh LaChine]]
| align=right|166,781
| align=right|14.82%
| align=right|84.42%
|
|
|
| align=right|0.76%
|-
| 2022
| Nebraska
| [[Gene Siadek]]
| align=right|76,223
| align=right|12.17%
| align=right|68.52%
|
|
| align=right|19.32%
|  
|-
|-
|}
|}


=State Legislature=
==Comptroller / Controller==
==State Senate==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Comptroller or Controller.
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 30% in an election for State Senate.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|-
! Year
! Year
! State
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Votes
Line 590: Line 722:
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Green<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
|-
| 1992
| 1990
| Nevada
| Nevada
| align=right|Clark 2
| [[Kent Cromwell]]
| [[Tamara Clark]]
| align=right|60,433
| align=right|13,724
| align=right|19.87%
| align=right|44.38%
| align=right|59.14%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|55.62%
| align=right|
|  
|  
| align=right|20.99%
|-
|-
| 2018
| 2010
| Nebraska
| Texas
| align=right|32
| [[Mary Ruwart]]
| [[Laura Ebke]]
| align=right|417,523
| align=right|6,299
| align=right|10.50%
| align=right|43.58%
| align=right|83.16%
| align=right|56.42%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| Officially all candidates are non-partisan
|-
| 2018
| Arkansas
| align=right|10
| [[Bobbi Hicks]]
| align=right|7,989
| align=right|37.59%
| align=right|
| align=right|62.41%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
| align=right|6.34%
| 1982
| Alaska
| align=right|D B
| [[Susan Shaffer]]
| align=right|6,346
| align=right|35.17%
| align=right|64.71%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.12%
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2016
|}
| Oklahoma
 
| align=right|35
==Secretary of State==
| [[Frank Grove]]
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Secretary of State.
| align=right|10,690
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|35.13%
|-
| align=right|64.87%
! Year
| align=right|
! State
| align=right|
! Candidate
|
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Constitution<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2014
| Nevada
| Nebraska
| align=right|10
| [[Ben Backus]]
| [[Ed Uehling]]
| align=right|121,470
| align=right|4,409
| align=right|24.81%
| align=right|35.13%
| align=right|75.19%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|64.87%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1982
| 2002
| Montana
| Idaho
| align=right|11
| [[Ronald Perry]]
| [[Michael Tanchek]]
| align=right|86,437
| align=right|1,574
| align=right|22.53%
| align=right|34.11%
| align=right|77.47%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|65.89%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2006
| Washington
| Wyoming
| align=right|3
| [[Dennis Brossman]]
| [[James Apker]]
| align=right|32,551
| align=right|16,395
| align=right|18.01%
| align=right|32.68%
| align=right|81.99%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|67.32%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
| 1976
| Arizona
| align=right|9
| [[Stephen Davis]] (I)
| align=right|7,288
| align=right|32.42%
| align=right|28.58%
| align=right|39.00%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2017
| 2002
| Washington
| Wyoming
| align=right|48
| [[Marie Brossman]]
| [[Michelle Darnell]]
| align=right|29,751
| align=right|9,553
| align=right|17.56%
| align=right|31.05%
| align=right|82.44%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|68.95%
|  
| align=right|
| Special
|-
| 1996
| Hawaii
| align=right|12
| [[Tracy Ryan]]
| align=right|3,623
| align=right|30.92%
| align=right|
| align=right|69.08%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2014
| Nevada
| Wyoming
| align=right|7
| [[Kit Carson]]
| [[Kimberly Schjang]]
| align=right|16,858
| align=right|12,454
| align=right|10.78%
| align=right|30.46%
| align=right|76.58%
| align=right|
| align=right|69.54%
| align=right|
|  
|  
| align=right|12.10%
| align=right|0.55%
|-
|-
| 1976
| 2000
| Idaho
| West Virginia
| align=right|33
| [[Poochie Myers]]
| [[Larry Fullmer]]
| align=right|56,477
| align=right|2,900
| align=right|10.56%
| align=right|30.42%
|  
| align=right|
| align=right|89.44%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
| Needs Source
|-
|-
|}
|}


==State Representative==
==Treasurer==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 30% in an election for State Representative.
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 10% in an election for Treasurer.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|-
! Year
! Year
! State
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Votes
Line 750: Line 834:
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Constitution<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
|-
| 2012
| 2018
| South Carolina
| Arkansas
| align=right|26
| [[Ashley Ewald]]
| [[Jeremy Walters]]
| align=right|250,943
| align=right|5,243
| align=right|29.11%
| align=right|46.77%
| align=right|70.89%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|52.62%, 0.62%
|  
| The petitioning candidate with 52.62% of the vote was a Republican who failed to properly file paperwork.
|-
|-
| 2000
| 2022
| Nevada
| Nebraska
| align=right|28
| [[Katrina Tomsen]]
| [[James Dan]]
| align=right|165,951
| align=right|990
| align=right|27.79%
| align=right|45.27%
| align=right|72.21%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|54.73%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2012
| 2022
| Colorado
| Massachusetts
| align=right|54
| [[Cristina Crawford]]
| [[Tim Menger]]
| align=right|516,019
| align=right|13,951
| align=right|23.08%
| align=right|40.96%
|
| align=right|59.04%
| align=right|76.47%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|  
|  
| align=right|0.45%
|-
|-
| 1980
| 1998
| Montana
| Arizona
| align=right|22
| [[Ray Price]]
| [[Michael Tanchek]]
| align=right|171,769
| align=right|1,174
| align=right|19.38%
| align=right|40.85%
| align=right|80.62%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|59.15%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1984
| 2022
| Alaska
| Alabama
| align=right|5 B
| [[Scott Hammond]]
| [[Andre Marrou]]
| align=right|175,034
| align=right|4,529
| align=right|15.48%
| align=right|40.48%
| align=right|83.74%
| align=right|40.01%
|  
| align=right|19.42%
|  
| align=right|0.09%
| align=right|0.78%
| Elected
|-
|-
| 1984
| 2020
| Vermont
| Utah
| align=right|Chittenden 8-1
| [[Joseph Speciale]]
| [[Ed McGuire]]
| align=right|198,549
| align=right|795
| align=right|14.89%
| align=right|40.48%
| align=right|74.57%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
| align=right|10.54%
| align=right|
|  
| Needs Source. Probably a screwy % from a multi-member district
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2000
| Nevada
| Utah
| align=right|36
| [[Hugh Butler]]
| [[Dennis Hof]]
| align=right|81,697
| align=right|10,675
| align=right|12.73%
| align=right|39.24%
| align=right|82.94%
| align=right|60.76%
|  
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1982
| 1998
| Alaska
| Nevada
| align=right|21
| [[Daniel Fylstra]]
| [[Kenneth Fanning]]
| align=right|40,683
| align=right|2,193
| align=right|10.12%
| align=right|38.45%
| align=right|62.10%
| align=right|
| align=right|61.35%
| align=right|0.19%
|  
|  
| align=right|9.65%
| align=right|18.13%
|-
|-
| 2016
|}
| Rhode Island
 
| align=right|68
==Other Statewide==
| [[William Hunt]]
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 30% in an election for a statewide office other than those listed above.
| align=right|2,529
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|37.95%
| align=right|
| align=right|61.19%
| align=right|0.86%
|
|-
|-
| 1991
! Year
| California
! State
| align=right|5
! Office
| [[David McCann]]
! Candidate
| align=right|12,091
! Libertarian<br>Votes
| align=right|37.93%
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
| align=right|62.07%
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
|-
| 2012
| Montana
| Clerk Of The Supreme Court
| [[Mike Fellows]]
| align=right|185,419
| align=right|43.13%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|56.87%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| Special
|-
|-
| 2000
| 2006
| Vermont
| Oregon
| align=right|Chittenden 7-7
| Superintendent of Public Instruction
| [[Jeffrey Pascoe]] (I)
| [[Deborah Andrews]] (I)
| align=right|648
| align=right|226,054
| align=right|37.37%
| align=right|37.57%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|61.36%
| align=right|61.94%
| align=right|1.27%
| align=right|0.50%
|
|-
|-
| 1994
| 2012
| New Hampshire
| Georgia
| align=right|Strafford 4
| Public Service Commission 5
| [[Michael Harrington]]
| [[David Staples]]
| align=right|281
| align=right|1,095,115
| align=right|36.97%
| align=right|34.17%
| align=right|63.03%
| align=right|65.83%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|
|-
|-
| 1976
| 2016
| Oklahoma
| Georgia
| align=right|85
| Public Service Commissioner 2
| [[Porter Davis]]
| [[Eric Hoskins]]
| align=right|2,867
| align=right|1,200,076
| align=right|36.35%
| align=right|33.42%
| align=right|66.58%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
|-
| 2008
| Georgia
| Public Service Commission 1
| [[John Monds]]
| align=right|1,076,726
| align=right|33.40%
| align=right|66.60%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| Needs Source
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2014
| Alaska
| Georgia
| align=right|19
| Public Service Commission 1
| [[Cean Stevens]]
| [[John Monds]]
| align=right|1,461
| align=right|710,408
| align=right|36.15%
| align=right|31.67%
| align=right|68.33%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|62.98%
| align=right|0.87%
|
|-
|-
| 2002
| 1994
| Vermont
| Montana
| align=right|Windsor-Rutland 2
| Clerk of the Supreme Court
| [[Larry Curtis]]
| [[Jerry O'Neil]]
| align=right|588
| align=right|93,429
| align=right|35.85%
| align=right|31.02%
| align=right|63.60%
| align=right|
| align=right|68.98%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.55%
|
|-
|-
| 2000
|}
| Maine
 
| align=right|76
=State Legislature=
| [[William Reid]]
==State Senate==
| align=right|1,550
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 30% in an election for State Senate.
| align=right|35.85%
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|
| align=right|64.15%
| align=right|
|
|-
|-
| 1986
! Year
| Alaska
! State
| align=right|5 B
! District
| [[Andre Marrou]]
! Candidate
| align=right|3,838
! Libertarian<br>Votes
| align=right|35.83%
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
| align=right|22.39%
! Republican<br>Percentage
| align=right|41.70%
! Democratic<br>Percentage
| align=right|0.07%
! Other<br>Percentage
|
! Notes
|-
|-
| 1992
| 1992
| Nevada
| Nevada
| align=right|26
| align=right|Clark 2
| [[James Frye]]
| [[Tamara Clark]]
| align=right|3,952
| align=right|13,724
| align=right|35.76%
| align=right|44.38%
| align=right|64.23%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|55.62%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1992
| 2018
| Nevada
| Nebraska
| align=right|11
| align=right|32
| [[Sandra Black]]
| [[Laura Ebke]]
| align=right|3,041
| align=right|6,299
| align=right|35.28%
| align=right|43.58%
| align=right|
| align=right|56.42%
| align=right|64.72%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
| Officially all candidates are non-partisan
|-
|-
| 2002
| 2018
| Nevada
| Arkansas
| align=right|28
| align=right|10
| [[James Dan]]
| [[Bobbi Hicks]]
| align=right|1,183
| align=right|7,989
| align=right|34.80%
| align=right|37.59%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|65.20%
| align=right|62.41%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2000
| 1982
| New Hampshire
| Alaska
| align=right|Rockingham 7
| align=right|D B
| [[Donald Gorman]]
| [[Susan Shaffer]]
| align=right|633
| align=right|6,346
| align=right|34.59%
| align=right|35.17%
| align=right|64.81%
| align=right|64.71%
| align=right|
| align=right|0.60%
|  
|  
|-
| align=right|0.12%
| 2012
| Florida
| align=right|28
| [[Franklin Perez]]
| align=right|22,866
| align=right|34.05%
| align=right|65.95%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1992
| 2016
| New Mexico
| Oklahoma
| align=right|53
| align=right|35
| [[Kay Stone]]
| [[Frank Grove]]
| align=right|2,316
| align=right|10,690
| align=right|33.86%
| align=right|35.13%
| align=right|
| align=right|64.87%
| align=right|66.14%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
| 2008
| Indiana
| align=right|54
| [[Rex Bell]]
| align=right|8,374
| align=right|33.49%
| align=right|66.51%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2010
| 2014
| Missouri
| Nevada
| align=right|40
| align=right|10
| [[Sean O'Toole]]
| [[Ed Uehling]]
| align=right|1,187
| align=right|4,409
| align=right|33.34%
| align=right|35.13%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|66.66%
| align=right|64.87%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2022
| Washington
| Nebraska
| align=right|19-1
| align=right|38
| [[David Steenson]]
| [[Tyler R Cappel]]
| align=right|12,838
| align=right|5,031
| align=right|33.05%
| align=right|34.94%
| align=right|
| align=right|65.06%
| align=right|66.95%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
| Officially all candidates are non-partisan
|-
|-
| 2014
| 1982
| Montana
| align=right|11
| [[Michael Tanchek]]
| align=right|1,574
| align=right|34.11%
|
| align=right|65.89%
|
|
|-
| 2016
| Washington
| Washington
| align=right|38-2
| align=right|3
| [[Elijah Olson]]
| [[James Apker]]
| align=right|9,957
| align=right|16,395
| align=right|32.97%
| align=right|32.68%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|67.03%
| align=right|67.32%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1988
| 1976
| Idaho
| Arizona
| align=right|11 C
| align=right|9
| [[Maurice Clements]]
| [[Stephen Davis]] (I)
| align=right|8,658
| align=right|7,288
| align=right|32.72%
| align=right|32.42%
| align=right|
| align=right|28.58%
| align=right|
| align=right|39.00%
| align=right|
|  
| Needs Source. Might be a screwy % from a multi-member district
|-
| 2016
| Washington
| align=right|3-1
| [[Randy McGlenn II]]
| align=right|16,260
| align=right|32.69%
| align=right|
| align=right|67.31%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2020
| Pennsylvania
| Colorado
| align=right|121
| align=right|29
| [[Betsy Summers]]
| [[Michele Poague]]
| align=right|3,298
| align=right|20,914
| align=right|32.25%
| align=right|31.34%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|67.75%
| align=right|68.66%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1994
| 2022
| Georgia
| West Virginia
| align=right|86
| align=right|12
| [[Larry Bolin]]
| [[Austin Lynch]]
| align=right|2,503
| align=right|8,529
| align=right|31.91%
| align=right|31.30%
| align=right|
| align=right|68.67%
| align=right|68.09%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|0.03%
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
| 2017
| Florida
| Washington
| align=right|28
| align=right|48
| [[Franklin Perez]]
| [[Michelle Darnell]]
| align=right|15,917
| align=right|9,553
| align=right|31.75%
| align=right|31.05%
| align=right|68.25%
| align=right|
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
| align=right|68.95%
| 1982
| Alaska
| align=right|27
| [[Ken Damm]]
| align=right|1,188
| align=right|31.40%
| align=right|
| align=right|68.46%
| align=right|0.13%
|  
|  
| Special
|-
|-
| 2011
| 1996
| Virginia
| Hawaii
| align=right|41
| align=right|12
| [[Michael Kane]]
| [[Tracy Ryan]]
| align=right|5,509
| align=right|3,623
| align=right|31.33%
| align=right|30.92%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|68.02%
| align=right|69.08%
| align=right|0.65%
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2016
| 2020
| Colorado
| Hawaii
| align=right|21
| align=right|20
| [[Michael Seebeck]]
| [[Feena Bonoan]]
| align=right|7,904
| align=right|6,172
| align=right|31.29%
| align=right|30.65%
| align=right|68.71%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|69.35%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2004
| 2016
| Florida
| Nevada
| align=right|47
| align=right|7
| [[Kim Snow]]
| [[Kimberly Schjang]]
| align=right|18,927
| align=right|12,454
| align=right|30.83%
| align=right|30.46%
| align=right|69.17%
|
| align=right|
| align=right|69.54%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
| 2014
| Washington
| align=right|48-2
| [[Tim Turner]]
| align=right|11,049
| align=right|30.81%
| align=right|
| align=right|69.19%
| align=right|
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 1990
| 1976
| New Mexico
| Idaho
| align=right|6
| align=right|33
| [[Illa Bolton]]
| [[Larry Fullmer]]
| align=right|723
| align=right|2,900
| align=right|30.79%
| align=right|30.42%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|69.21%
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
| Needs Source
|-
|-
| 2002
| 2022
| Georgia
| Arkansas
| align=right|68
| align=right|34
| [[Chris Crawford]]
| [[Jean Pierre DeVilliers]]
| align=right|2,372
| align=right|9,236
| align=right|30.75%
| align=right|30.20%
| align=right|69.25%
| align=right|69.80%
| align=right|
|  
| align=right|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2014
|}
| Washington
 
| align=right|3-2
===Elected State Senators With Cross Endorsement===
| [[Paul Delaney]]
The following is a list of State Senators who were elected with the cross endorsement of another party. All of the candidates listed below are believed to have appeared on the ballot with the "Libertarian" label. The Libertarian fusion ticket is highlighted in gold. In some cases state governments report each party's votes separately. In the cases where they are combined, all of the votes and percentages are listed here in the Libertarian space.
| align=right|9,935
| align=right|30.53%
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
| align=right|
|-
| align=right|69.47%
! Year
| align=right|
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Independent<br>Percentage
! Conservative<br>Percentage
! Natural Law<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
| 2022
| Oregon
| align=right|11
| [[Kim Thatcher]]
| align=right|22,238
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|52.45%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|47.30%
|
|
|
| align=right|0.25%
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 2010
| 2020
| Alaska
| New York
| align=right|20
| align=right|57
| [[Scott Kohlhaas]]
| [[George Borrello]]
| align=right|918
| align=right|1,374
| align=right|30.48%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|1.12%
| align=right|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|61.78%
| align=right|68.56%
| align=right|28.30%
| align=right|0.96%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|1.80%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|6.98%
|
| align=right|0.03%
|
|-
| 2019
| New York
| align=right|57
| [[George Borrello]]
| align=right|783
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|1.31%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|58.07%
| align=right|28.85%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|3.27%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|8.46%
|  
|  
| align=right|0.04%
| Special
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2018
| Kentucky
| Oregon
| align=right|67
| align=right|13
| [[Pat Lucas]] (I)
| [[Kim Thatcher]]
| align=right|3,652
| align=right|34,888
| align=right|30.26%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|55.92%
| align=right|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|69.74%
| align=right|43.94%
| align=right|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
| align=right|0.14%
|
|-
| 2014
| Oregon
| align=right|13
| [[Kim Thatcher]]
| align=right|27,638
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|58.55%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|41.17%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
| align=right|0.29%
|
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|5
| [[Jim Rubens]]
| align=right|11,118
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|53.64%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|46.36%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|7
| [[Amy Patenaude]]
| align=right|11,684
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|62.69%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|37.31%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|11
| [[David Wheeler]]
| align=right|14,970
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|83.25%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
| align=right|16.75%
|
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|6
| [[George Lovejoy]]
| align=right|6,646
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|55.65%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|44.35%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|9
| [[Sheila Roberge]]
| align=right|10,117
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|63.91%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|36.09%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|11
| [[David Wheeler]]
| align=right|7,413
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|56.65%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|43.35%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|14
| [[Thomas Colantuono]]
| align=right|7,165
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|70.57%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|29.43%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|19
| [[Richard Russman]]
| align=right|7,260
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|73.07%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|26.93%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|23
| [[Bruce Keough]]
| align=right|7,775
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|53.10%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|46.90%
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|6
| [[George Lovejoy]]
| align=right|751
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|3.94%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|52.97%
| align=right|43.08%
|
|
|
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
|}
|}


[[Category: Lists]]
==State Representative==
The following is a list of Libertarian candidates who received at least 30% in an election for State Representative.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
! Year
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
| 2020
| Wyoming
| align=right|39
| [[Marshall Burt]]
| align=right|1,696
| align=right|53.60%
|
| align=right|44.91%
| align=right|1.49%
| Elected
|-
| 2020
| Wyoming
| align=right|55
| [[Bethany Baldes]]
| align=right|2,026
| align=right|49.44%
| align=right|50.22%
|
| align=right|0.34%
|
|-
| 2018
| Wyoming
| align=right|55
| [[Bethany Baldes]]
| align=right|1,592
| align=right|49.01%
| align=right|50.65%
|
| align=right|0.34%
|
|-
| 2012
| South Carolina
| align=right|26
| [[Jeremy Walters]]
| align=right|5,243
| align=right|46.77%
|
|
| align=right|52.62%, 0.62%
| The petitioning candidate with 52.62% of the vote was a Republican who failed to properly file paperwork.
|-
| 2000
| Nevada
| align=right|28
| [[James Dan]]
| align=right|990
| align=right|45.27%
|
| align=right|54.73%
|
|
|-
| 2019
| Missouri
| align=right|74
| [[Nicholas Kasoff]]
| align=right|605
| align=right|42.67%
|
| align=right|57.33%
|
| Special
|-
| 2012
| Colorado
| align=right|54
| [[Tim Menger]]
| align=right|13,951
| align=right|40.96%
| align=right|59.04%
|
|
|
|-
| 1980
| Montana
| align=right|22
| [[Michael Tanchek]]
| align=right|1,174
| align=right|40.85%
|
| align=right|59.15%
|
|
|-
| 1984
| Alaska
| align=right|5 B
| [[Andre Marrou]]
| align=right|4,529
| align=right|40.48%
| align=right|40.01%
| align=right|19.42%
| align=right|0.09%
| Elected
|-
| 1984
| Vermont
| align=right|Chittenden 8-1
| [[Ed McGuire]]
| align=right|795
| align=right|40.48%
|
|
|
| Needs Source. Probably a screwy % from a multi-member district
|-
| 2020
| Rhode Island
| align=right|68
| [[William Hunt]]
| align=right|2,995
| align=right|40.31%
|
| align=right|59.14%
| align=right|0.55%
|
|-
| 2022
| Wyoming
| align=right|55
| [[Bethany Baldes]]
| align=right|1,175
| align=right|39.31%
| align=right|60.15%
|
| align=right|0.54%
|
|-
| 2016
| Nevada
| align=right|36
| [[Dennis Hof]]
| align=right|10,675
| align=right|39.24%
| align=right|60.76%
|
|
|
|-
| 1982
| Alaska
| align=right|21
| [[Kenneth Fanning]]
| align=right|2,193
| align=right|38.45%
|
| align=right|61.35%
| align=right|0.19%
|
|-
| 2016
| Rhode Island
| align=right|68
| [[William Hunt]]
| align=right|2,529
| align=right|37.95%
|
| align=right|61.19%
| align=right|0.86%
|
|-
| 1991
| California
| align=right|5
| [[David McCann]]
| align=right|12,091
| align=right|37.93%
| align=right|62.07%
|
|
| Special
|-
| 2020
| Colorado
| align=right|50
| [[Sean Short]]
| align=right|9,992
| align=right|37.86%
|
| align=right|62.14%
|
|
|-
| 2022
| Nevada
| align=right|4
| [[Darby Lee Burns]]
| align=right|9,452
| align=right|37.38%
| align=right|62.62%
|
|
|
|-
| 2000
| Vermont
| align=right|Chittenden 7-7
| [[Jeffrey Pascoe]] (I)
| align=right|648
| align=right|37.37%
|
| align=right|61.36%
| align=right|1.27%
|
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Strafford 4
| [[Michael Harrington]]
| align=right|281
| align=right|36.97%
| align=right|63.03%
|
|
|
|-
| 1976
| Oklahoma
| align=right|85
| [[Porter Davis]] (I)
| align=right|2,867
| align=right|36.35%
| align=right|63.65%
|
|
| Daily Oklahoman, Nov. 4, 1976
|-
| 2014
| Alaska
| align=right|19
| [[Cean Stevens]]
| align=right|1,461
| align=right|36.15%
|
| align=right|62.98%
| align=right|0.87%
|
|-
| 2002
| Vermont
| align=right|Windsor-Rutland 2
| [[Larry Curtis]]
| align=right|588
| align=right|35.85%
| align=right|63.60%
|
| align=right|0.55%
|
|-
| 2000
| Maine
| align=right|76
| [[William Reid]]
| align=right|1,550
| align=right|35.85%
|
| align=right|64.15%
|
|
|-
| 1986
| Alaska
| align=right|5 B
| [[Andre Marrou]]
| align=right|3,838
| align=right|35.83%
| align=right|22.39%
| align=right|41.70%
| align=right|0.07%
|
|-
| 1992
| Nevada
| align=right|26
| [[James Frye]]
| align=right|3,952
| align=right|35.76%
| align=right|64.23%
|
|
|
|-
| 2018
| New Mexico
| align=right|31
| [[William Wiley Jr]]
| align=right|5,377
| align=right|35.72%
| align=right|64.28%
|
|
|
|-
| 2018
| Rhode Island
| align=right|68
| [[William Hunt Jr]]
| align=right|2,043
| align=right|35.34%
|
| align=right|64.00%
| align=right|0.66%
|
|-
| 1992
| Nevada
| align=right|11
| [[Sandra Black]]
| align=right|3,041
| align=right|35.28%
|
| align=right|64.72%
|
|
|-
| 2002
| Nevada
| align=right|28
| [[James Dan]]
| align=right|1,183
| align=right|34.80%
|
| align=right|65.20%
|
|
|-
| 2022
| Texas
| align=right|57
| [[Darren Hamilton]]
| align=right|21,227
| align=right|34.71%
| align=right|65.29%
|
|
|
|-
| 2000
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 7
| [[Donald Gorman]]
| align=right|633
| align=right|34.59%
| align=right|64.81%
|
| align=right|0.60%
|
|-
| 2022
| Arkansas
| align=right|32
| [[Eric I McGee]]
| align=right|2,446
| align=right|34.50%
| align=right|65.50%
|
|
|
|-
| 2012
| Florida
| align=right|28
| [[Franklin Perez]]
| align=right|22,866
| align=right|34.05%
| align=right|65.95%
|
|
|
|-
| 1992
| New Mexico
| align=right|53
| [[Kay Stone]]
| align=right|2,316
| align=right|33.86%
|
| align=right|66.14%
|
|
|-
| 2008
| Indiana
| align=right|54
| [[Rex Bell]]
| align=right|8,374
| align=right|33.49%
| align=right|66.51%
|
|
|
|-
| 2010
| Missouri
| align=right|40
| [[Sean O'Toole]]
| align=right|1,187
| align=right|33.34%
|
| align=right|66.66%
|
|
|-
| 2014
| Washington
| align=right|19-1
| [[David Steenson]]
| align=right|12,838
| align=right|33.05%
|
| align=right|66.95%
|
|
|-
| 2014
| Washington
| align=right|38-2
| [[Elijah Olson]]
| align=right|9,957
| align=right|32.97%
|
| align=right|67.03%
|
|
|-
| 1988
| Idaho
| align=right|11 C
| [[Maurice Clements]]
| align=right|8,658
| align=right|32.72%
|
|
|
| Needs Source. Might be a screwy % from a multi-member district
|-
| 2016
| Washington
| align=right|3-1
| [[Randy McGlenn II]]
| align=right|16,260
| align=right|32.69%
|
| align=right|67.31%
|
|
|-
| 2020
| Arkansas
| align=right|77
| [[Stephen Edwards]]
| align=right|3,469
| align=right|32.49%
| align=right|67.51%
|
|
|
|-
| 2022
| Wyoming
| align=right|48
| [[Misty Dawn Morris]]
| align=right|743
| align=right|32.47%
| align=right|66.87%
|
| align=right|0.66%
|
|-
| 2014
| Pennsylvania
| align=right|121
| [[Betsy Summers]]
| align=right|3,298
| align=right|32.25%
|
| align=right|67.75%
|
|
|-
| 2020
| Washington
| align=right|38-2
| [[David Wiley]]
| align=right|20,810
| align=right|32.20%
|
| align=right|66.81%
| align=right|1.00%
|
|-
| 2022
| Iowa
| align=right|71
| [[Sean Schriver]]
| align=right|3,058
| align=right|31.98%
|
| align=right|67.21%
| align=right|0.81%
|
|-
| 2018
| Alaska
| align=right|19
| [[Cean Stevens]]
| align=right|1,211
| align=right|31.97%
|
| align=right|66.82%
| align=right|1.21%
|
|-
| 1994
| Georgia
| align=right|86
| [[Larry Bolin]]
| align=right|2,503
| align=right|31.91%
|
| align=right|68.09%
|
|
|-
| 2022
| Texas
| align=right|14
| [[Jeff Miller]]
| align=right|13,995
| align=right|31.91%
| align=right|68.09%
|
|
|
|-
| 2014
| Florida
| align=right|28
| [[Franklin Perez]]
| align=right|15,917
| align=right|31.75%
| align=right|68.25%
|
|
|
|-
| 1982
| Alaska
| align=right|27
| [[Ken Damm]]
| align=right|1,188
| align=right|31.40%
|
| align=right|68.46%
| align=right|0.13%
|
|-
| 2018
| Montana
| align=right|8
| [[Sid Daoud]]
| align=right|1,440
| align=right|31.35%
| align=right|68.65%
|
|
|
|-
| 2011
| Virginia
| align=right|41
| [[Michael Kane]]
| align=right|5,509
| align=right|31.33%
|
| align=right|68.02%
| align=right|0.65%
|
|-
| 2016
| Colorado
| align=right|21
| [[Michael Seebeck]]
| align=right|7,904
| align=right|31.29%
| align=right|68.71%
|
|
|
|-
| 2018
| Wisconsin
| align=right|82
| [[Jason Sellnow]]
| align=right|8,300
| align=right|31.28%
| align=right|67.97%
|
| align=right|0.75%
|
|-
| 2018
| Montana
| align=right|5
| [[Cindy Dyson]]
| align=right|1,734
| align=right|30.88%
|
| align=right|69.12%
|
|
|-
| 2004
| Florida
| align=right|47
| [[Kim Snow]]
| align=right|18,927
| align=right|30.83%
| align=right|69.17%
|
|
|
|-
| 2014
| Washington
| align=right|48-2
| [[Tim Turner]]
| align=right|11,049
| align=right|30.81%
|
| align=right|69.19%
|
|
|-
| 1990
| New Mexico
| align=right|6
| [[Illa Bolton]]
| align=right|723
| align=right|30.79%
|
| align=right|69.21%
|
|
|-
| 2002
| Georgia
| align=right|68
| [[Chris Crawford]]
| align=right|2,372
| align=right|30.75%
| align=right|69.25%
|
|
|
|-
| 2014
| Washington
| align=right|3-2
| [[Paul Delaney]]
| align=right|9,935
| align=right|30.53%
|
| align=right|69.47%
|
|
|-
| 2010
| Alaska
| align=right|20
| [[Scott Kohlhaas]]
| align=right|918
| align=right|30.48%
|
| align=right|68.56%
| align=right|0.96%
|
|-
| 2018
| Washington
| align=right|22-2
| [[Allen Acosta]]
| align=right|20,151
| align=right|30.34%
|
| align=right|69.66%
|
|
|-
| 2008
| Kentucky
| align=right|67
| [[Pat Lucas]] (I)
| align=right|3,652
| align=right|30.26%
|
| align=right|69.74%
|
|
|-
| 2020
| New Mexico
| align=right|21
| [[Paul McKenney]]
| align=right|2,142
| align=right|30.20%
|
| align=right|69.80%
|
|
|-
| 2018
| Kansas
| align=right|33
| [[Jason Conley]]
| align=right|2,048
| align=right|30.20%
|
| align=right|69.80%
|
|
|-
|}
 
===Elected State Representatives===
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
! Year
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
| 2020
| Wyoming
| align=right|39
| [[Marshall Burt]]
| align=right|1,696
| align=right|53.60%
| align=right|
| align=right|44.91%
| align=right|1.49%
|
|-
| 2000
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 44
| [[Steve Vaillancourt]]
| align=right|1,622
| align=right|17.94%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| This was a 3 winner multi-member district. There were 1 Libertarian, 2 Republicans, and 3 Democratic candidates. Vaillancourt finished in 3rd.
|-
| 1984
| Alaska
| align=right|5 B
| [[Andre Marrou]]
| align=right|4,529
| align=right|40.48%
| align=right|40.01%
| align=right|19.42%
| align=right|0.09%
|
|-
| 1980
| Alaska
| align=right|20
| [[Dick Randolph]]
| align=right|11,163
| align=right|9.17%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| This was a 6 winner multi-member district. There were 6 Libertarians, 6 Republicans, 6 Democrats, and 1 write in candidates. Randolph finished 1st, Fanning 4th, and the other Libertarians in 14th, 16th, 17th, and 18th.
|-
| 1980
| Alaska
| align=right|20
| [[Kenneth Fanning]]
| align=right|9,819
| align=right|8.06%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| This was a 6 winner multi-member district. There were 6 Libertarians, 6 Republicans, 6 Democrats, and 1 write in candidates. Randolph finished 1st, Fanning 4th, and the other Libertarians in 14th, 16th, 17th, and 18th.
|-
| 1978
| Alaska
| align=right|20
| [[Dick Randolph]]
| align=right|6,784
| align=right|7.31%
| align=right|
| align=right|
| align=right|
| This was a 6 winner multi-member district. There were 4 Libertarians, 6 Republicans, 5 Democrats, 1 Alaska Independence, and 6 write in candidates. Randolph finished 6th and the other Libertarians in 8th, 10th, and 11th.
|-
|}
 
===Elected State Representatives With Cross Endorsement===
The following is a list of State Representatives who were elected with the cross endorsement of another party. All of the candidates listed below are believed to have appeared on the ballot with the "Libertarian" label. The Libertarian fusion ticket is highlighted in gold. In some cases state governments report each party's votes separately. In the cases where they are combined, all of the votes and percentages are listed here in the Libertarian space.
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
! Year
! State
! District
! Candidate
! Libertarian<br>Votes
! Libertarian<br>Percentage
! Republican<br>Percentage
! Democratic<br>Percentage
! Independent<br>Percentage
! Pacific Green<br>Percentage
! Conservative<br>Percentage
! Serve America<br>Movement<br>Percentage
! Other<br>Percentage
! Notes
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|9
| [[Michael Durso]]
| align=right|344
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.50%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|55.66%
| align=right|37.51%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.93%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|5.39%
|
| align=right|0.01%
|
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|15
| [[Michael Montesano]]
| align=right|335
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.51%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|49.87%
| align=right|44.31%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.80%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|4.49%
|
| align=right|0.03%
|
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|19
| [[Edward Ra]]
| align=right|253
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.39%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|52.60%
| align=right|41.05%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.94%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|4.99%
|
| align=right|0.03%
|
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|20
| [[Melissa Miller]]
| align=right|229
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.35%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|53.66%
| align=right|40.99%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|1.00%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|3.96%
|
| align=right|0.04%
|
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|99
| [[Colin Schmitt]]
| align=right|408
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.64%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|49.12%
| align=right|42.69%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.97%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|6.39%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|0.17%
| align=right|0.03%
|
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|144
| [[Michael Norris]]
| align=right|1,517
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|2.77%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|73.63%
| align=right|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|9.27%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|13.64%
|
| align=right|0.69%
|
|-
| 2020
| New York
| align=right|145
| [[Angelo Morinello]]
| align=right|1,216
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|2.73%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|73.08%
| align=right|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|11.37%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|12.09%
|
| align=right|0.74%
|
|-
| 2020
| Oregon
| align=right|9
| [[Boomer Wright]]
| align=right|21,724
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|57.54%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|42.35%
| align=right|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.12%
|
|-
| 2020
| Oregon
| align=right|32
| [[Suzanne Weber]]
| align=right|21,941
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|54.12%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|45.68%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.20%
|
|-
| 2020
| Oregon
| align=right|53
| [[Jack Zika]]
| align=right|27,442
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|57.07%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|42.78%
| align=right|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.15%
|
|-
| 2020
| Oregon
| align=right|60
| [[Mark Owens]]
| align=right|23,252
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|77.44%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|22.39%
| align=right|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.17%
|
|-
| 2018
| Oregon
| align=right|21
| [[Brian Clem]]
| align=right|13,440
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|63.50%
| align=right|36.06%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.43%
|
|-
| 2018
| Oregon
| align=right|25
| [[Bill Post]]
| align=right|16,736
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|58.32%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|41.56%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.13%
|
|-
| 2018
| Oregon
| align=right|39
| [[Christine Drazan]]
| align=right|19,732
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|59.07%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|40.74%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.19%
|
|-
| 2018
| Oregon
| align=right|56
| [[E. Werner Reschke]]
| align=right|18,312
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|71.78%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|27.95%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|
|
|
| align=right|0.27%
|
|-
| 2014
| Oregon
| align=right|6
| [[Sal Esquivel]]
| align=right|15,329
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|95.87%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|4.13%
|
|-
| 2014
| Oregon
| align=right|17
| [[Sherrie Sprenger]]
| align=right|16,683
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|73.68%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|25.82%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.50%
|
|-
| 2014
| Oregon
| align=right|25
| [[Bill Post]]
| align=right|12,555
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|54.84%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|41.82%
| align=right|
| align=right|3.12%
|
|
| align=right|0.22%
|
|-
| 2014
| Oregon
| align=right|54
| [[Knute Buehler]]
| align=right|15,348
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|58.23%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|41.26%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|
|
|
| align=right|0.51%
|
|-
| 2014
| Oregon
| align=right|56
| [[Gail Whitsett]]
| align=right|16,252
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|97.24%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|2.76%
|
|-
| 1998
| Vermont
| align=right|Orange 3
| [[Neil Randall]]
| align=right|733
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|52.77%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right|46.29%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|0.94%
|
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Cheshire 2
| [[Sarah Bonneau]]
| align=right|1,795
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|25.08%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 18
| [[Bob L'Heureux]]
| align=right|5,676
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|8.59%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 8 of 19 candidates were elected
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 18
| [[Robert Brundige]]
| align=right|4,956
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|7.50%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 8 of 19 candidates were elected
|-
| 1996
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Sullivan 5
| [[Rudolph Adler]]
| align=right|836
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|55.15%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 21
| [[Jeffrey Macgillivray]]
| align=right|1,739
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|55.59%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 33
| [[Jim McClarin]]
| align=right|1,033
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|19.83%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 7 candidates were elected
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 8
| [[Don Gorman]]
| align=right|2,563
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|99.50%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 18
| [[David Welch]]
| align=right|1,898
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|22.31%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 4 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1994
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 22
| [[Sharleene Hurst]]
| align=right|2,628
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|12.24%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 5 of 10 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Belknap 1
| [[Carl Johnson]]
| align=right|1,953
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|33.52%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Belknap 1
| [[David Lawton]]
| align=right|1,907
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|32.73%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Belknap 7
| [[Niel Young]]
| align=right|4,127
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|11.85%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 6 of 13 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Cheshire 8
| [[Stephen Avery]]
| align=right|1,153
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|22.23%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Cheshire 10
| [[John Hunt]]
| align=right|1,135
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|100.00%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 1 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Coos 6
| [[Lawrence Guay]]
| align=right|1,542
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|28.26%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Grafton 4
| [[Bonnie Ham]]
| align=right|813
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|71.25%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Grafton 11
| [[David Scanlan]]
| align=right|1,949
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|43.79%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 3 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Grafton 11
| [[Patricia Brown]]
| align=right|1,364
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|30.64%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 3 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 5
| [[Neal Kurk]]
| align=right|1,947
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|36.40%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 18
| [[Finlay Rothhaus]]
| align=right|6,404
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|9.10%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 8 of 15 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 24
| [[Andrew Borsa]]
| align=right|2,160
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|18.96%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 6 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Hillsborough 29
| [[David Cote]]
| align=right|1,988
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|39.37%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Merrimack 3
| [[Thea Braiterman]]
| align=right|2,015
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|43.90%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 3 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Merrimack 12
| [[Jay Ward]]
| align=right|4,172
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|24.56%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 4 of 6 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 3
| [[William Williamson]]
| align=right|1,225
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|59.70%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 7
| [[Joseph Stone]]
| align=right|1,394
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|100.00%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 1 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 8
| [[Don Gorman]]
| align=right|2,683
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|52.68%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 12
| [[Calvin Warburton]]
| align=right|1,902
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|27.10%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 16
| [[Merilyn Senter]]
| align=right|2,835
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|51.03%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 16
| [[LeRoy Dube]]
| align=right|2,721
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|48.97%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 2 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 18
| [[Marjorie Battles]]
| align=right|4,563
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|26.07%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 4 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 18
| [[David Welch]]
| align=right|4,534
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|25.90%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 4 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 22
| [[Katharin Pratt]]
| align=right|4,028
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|12.17%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 5 of 10 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 25
| [[George Rubin]]
| align=right|3,890
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|28.75%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 25
| [[Deborah Woods]]
| align=right|3,273
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|24.19%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 25
| [[Louis Gargiulo]]
| align=right|2,621
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|19.37%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 27
| [[Carol Yennaco]]
| align=right|3,536
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|32.61%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 27
| [[Patricia Skinner]]
| align=right|3,479
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|32.09%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 3 of 4 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 30
| [[Laura Pantelakos]]
| align=right|1,245
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|100.00%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 1 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Rockingham 36
| [[James Splaine]]
| align=right|3,109
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|63.19%
|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Strafford 8
| [[Amanda Merrill]]
| align=right|4,293
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|24.61%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
|
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| 4 of 6 candidates were elected
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| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Strafford 10
| [[Richard Wasson]]
| align=right|682
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|53.79%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
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| 1 of 2 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Strafford 19
| [[Greg McGrath]]
| align=right|1,589
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|45.44%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
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| 2 of 3 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Sullivan 2
| [[Thomas Behrens]]
| align=right|2,646
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|100.00%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
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|
|
| 1 of 1 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Sullivan 4
| [[Gordon Flint Sr]]
| align=right|2,610
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|31.79%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
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| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
|-
| 1992
| New Hampshire
| align=right|Sullivan 4
| [[Fredrik Peyron]]
| align=right|1,494
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|18.20%
| align=right style="background:#eeb534"|
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| 3 of 5 candidates were elected
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|}
 
=Local And Regional Offices=
 
See list of Libertarians elected by year:
 
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2019|2019]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians elected to office in 2018|2018]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians elected to office in 2017|2017]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2016|2016]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2015|2015]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2014|2014]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2013|2013]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2012|2012]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2011|2011]]<br>
[[List of Libertarians Elected to Office in 2010|2010]]
 
 
 
 
[[Category: Lists of Election Results]]
[[Category: Election Statistics]]
[[Category: Election Statistics]]
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