You probably know something about the first three, but probably not much about the others... Google away...
George W. Bush (Republican)
John F. Kerry (Democrat)
Ralph Nader (Reform Party)
Stanford E. "Andy" Andress (Independent)
Lawson M. Bone (Write-In)
David C. Byrne (Write-In)
John Joseph Kennedy (Write-In)
James Alexander Pace (Write-In)
Tom Trancredo (Write-In)
Thomas J. Harens (Christian Freedom Party)
Deborah Elaine Allen (Write-In)
Andrew J. Falk (Write-In)
Gene Amondson (Prohibition Party)
Michael Badnarik (Libertarian Party)
Walter F. "Walt" Brown (Socialist Party)
Roger Calero (Socialist Workers Party)
David Keith Cobb (Green Party)
Earl F. Dodge (Prohibition Party)
Charles Jay (Personal Choice Party)
John Parker (Workers World Party)
Leonard J. Peltier (Peace & Freedom Party)
Michael A. "Mike" Peroutka (Constitution Party)
Bill Van Auken (Socialist Equality Party)
And I've probably missed a bunch of others. Sorry!
Posted by duver001 at October 25, 2004 06:22 PMGene Amondson and Earl F. Dodge were featured on The Daily Show sometime last week. Apparently, there are two Prohibition Party candidates because Amondson's wing of the group splintered off from Dodge's. The two of them are both for prohibition, natch -- but apparently they have other differences that have caused them to go their separate ways.
Posted by: Stacie at October 25, 2004 10:50 PMDarn it! I knew I'd miss something by not owning a TV. Still, it's looking as though the Prohibition candidates aren't going to be having a large effect of this election.
"People's Liberation Front of Judea..."
Posted by: Mike at October 28, 2004 08:01 PM