from Ballot Access News
More States Elected Non-Major Party Nominees to Federal and State Office in 2010 Than in Any Previous Year Since 1922
November 19th, 2010
In the November 2010 election, eleven states elected people to federal or state office who were not nominees of either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party. This is the largest number of such states since 1922, when there were fourteen such states.
The eleven states in 2010 are: Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, and Wisconsin. This assumes that Lisa Murkowski has been elected to the U.S. Senate.
In the 20th and 21st centuries combined, the even-numbered year with the fewest states that elected someone who wasn’t either a Democratic nominee or a Republican nominee to federal or state office was 1954, when South Carolina and Connecticut were the only such states. The year with the most such states was 1914, when there were 24 such states.
The 6th California Super-state Parliament Circuit #11
http://www.usparliament.org/ss11.htm
Updated on 11/3/2010
8/6/2010 through 8/5/2014
Five Elected Executives
Prime Minister Lily Montgomery [Information Not Available]
Secretary James Ogle [Free Parliamentary]
Prime Minister Don Lake [American Independent]
Secretary Jim Doyle [Republican]
Prime Minister Virgil Hales [Green-Pot-Christ]
Twelve Full Cabinet Ministers Elected
Programmer Minister Cody Nott [Info. Not Avail.]
Moderator Minister Michael Williams [Info. Not Avail.]
Mediator Minister Victoria Peterson [Independent]
Communication Minister Loris Scagliarini [Info. Not Avail.]
Controller Minister Laura Wells [Green]
Peace Minister Craig Peterson [Green]
Treasurer Minister Frank Garcia [Info. Not Avail.]
Economics Minister Ralph Hoffman [Democratic-Republican]
Hardware Minister Jon [Info. Not Avail.]
Secretary of State Minister Forrest Hill [Green]
Web Page Minister Robert S. [Pot]
Beta Tester Minister Creatrix [Info. Not Avail.]
Seven Deputy Ministers Elected
Deputy Moderator Minister Mike Stanley [Democratic]
Deputy Treasurer Minister Mehul M. Thakker [Green]
Deputy Treasurer Minister Marian Smithson [Libertarian]
Deputy Communications Minister Alex Plewniak [Libertarian]
Deputy Controller Minister Warren Campbell [American Independent]
Deputy Controller Minister Donna Tello [Libertarian]
Deputy Secretary of State Minister Al Hanson [Independent]
Click Here to See Executive Ministers’ Cabinet Votes and Items on the Agenda
http://www.usparliament.org/ca-par-cabinet.htm
One Hundred Elected Members of Super-state Parliament (MSPs)
Libertarian Party – 32 MSPs
Starchild, Mary J. Ruwart, Gail Lightfoot, Pamela J. Brown, Cory Nott, Lawrence Samuels, Kristi Stone, Marian Smithson, Sandi Web, Dale Ogden, Donna Tello, Richard Winger, Ned Roscoe, Vince Carlton [Libertarian at Large], Steve Kubby, Mark Hinkle, Alex Plewniak, Dwight Bailey, Tony Monroe, Dave LeBlanc, Richard Rider, Richard S. Bronstein, Michael Metti, Byron Stephens, Richard Newell, Andrew “Andy” Favor, Timothy J. Hannon, Angela Keaton, Kevin Takenaga, Joe Cobb, Joe Dehn and Larry Clark
Pot Party – 20 MSPs
Bouhlod Khembisai, Mark Rodrigues, Ezekial Mitchel, Robert S., Jim Cruise, James May, Adam Meed, Phil Zek, Chuck John, Adam Morgan, Josh Nickson, Junior Stevenson [Pothead], Evan Santos, Rory Hicks [Liberal-Pot], Kyle Kirby, Jason Maya, Brad Orand, Jesse Waterman, Brent Nevile and Alex Haser [Pothead]
Parties With One Seat – 11 MSPs
Vanessa Moreley [Defender of the Republic], Cherish Prieditis [Anarchist], John Bergamini [Food Not Bombs], Allen McKinney [Open], Sterling [Hemp], Joel Castle [Intelligence], Eddy Lepp [Nonpartisan], Marci Pinkard [Decline to State], Darryl Perry [Boston Tea], Jim Doyle [Republican] and Chelene Nightingale [Constitution]
Peace and Freedom Party – 11 MSPs
Debra L. Reiger, Jan Tucker, Stewart Alexander, Karen Martinez, Dina Josephine Padilla, CT Weber, Marylou Cabral, Janice Jordan, Carlos Alverez, Mohammed Arif and
Robert J. Evans
Independents – 4 MSPs
Lucia Goin, Jerry Leon Carroll, Amory and Neil Brian Goldberg
Information Not Available – 4 MSPs
Bob Watkins, Ani Defranco, Carlos Santana and Mark Williams
Marijuana Party – 4 MSPs
David Payne, James Barbee [Free Marijuana], Thressia Keys and Edward Zuniga
Free Parliamentary – 4 MSPs
Laura Booth, Daniel Penisten [Free Parliament], Adrian Hickman and James Ogle
Green Party – 3 MSPs
Virgil Hales [Green-Pot-Christ], Kevin Clark [Green Libertarian] and Ross Frankel
American Independent Party – 3 MSPs
Diane Bealle Templin, Markham Robinson and Don Lake
Free and Equal Party – 2 MSPs
Wayne Christopher and Babette Hogan
Environmentalist Party – 2 MSPs
Christina Adams and Mike Bogatirev
Total – 100 MSPs
President James Ogle [Free Parliamentary] and Vice President Starchild [Libertarian]
First vote count 8/6/2010
Second vote count 10/2/2010
Third vote count 10/31/2010
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The 6th California Super-state Parliament Circuit #11
http://www.usparliament.org/ss11.htm
Updated on 11/3/2010
8/6/2010 through 8/5/2014
Five Elected Executives
Prime Minister Lily Montgomery [Information Not Available]
Secretary James Ogle [Free Parliamentary]
Prime Minister Don Lake [American Independent]
Secretary Jim Doyle [Republican]
Prime Minister Virgil Hales [Green-Pot-Christ]
Twelve Full Cabinet Ministers Elected
Programmer Minister Cody Nott [Info. Not Avail.]
Moderator Minister Michael Williams [Info. Not Avail.]
Mediator Minister Victoria Peterson [Independent]
Communication Minister Loris Scagliarini [Info. Not Avail.]
Controller Minister Laura Wells [Green]
Peace Minister Craig Peterson [Green]
Treasurer Minister Frank Garcia [Info. Not Avail.]
Economics Minister Ralph Hoffman [Democratic-Republican]
Hardware Minister Jon [Info. Not Avail.]
Secretary of State Minister Forrest Hill [Green]
Web Page Minister Robert S. [Pot]
Beta Tester Minister Creatrix [Info. Not Avail.]
Seven Deputy Ministers Elected
Deputy Moderator Minister Mike Stanley [Democratic]
Deputy Treasurer Minister Mehul M. Thakker [Green]
Deputy Treasurer Minister Marian Smithson [Libertarian]
Deputy Communications Minister Alex Plewniak [Libertarian]
Deputy Controller Minister Warren Campbell [American Independent]
Deputy Controller Minister Donna Tello [Libertarian]
Deputy Secretary of State Minister Al Hanson [Independent]
Click Here to See Executives’ current votes
http://www.usparliament.org/ca-par-cabinet.htm
One Hundred Elected Members of Super-state Parliament (MSPs)
Libertarian Party – 32 MSPs
Starchild, Mary J. Ruwart, Gail Lightfoot, Pamela J. Brown, Cory Nott, Lawrence Samuels, Kristi Stone, Marian Smithson, Sandi Web, Dale Ogden, Donna Tello, Richard Winger, Ned Roscoe, Vince Carlton [Libertarian at Large], Steve Kubby, Mark Hinkle, Alex Plewniak, Dwight Bailey, Tony Monroe, Dave LeBlanc, Richard Rider, Richard S. Bronstein, Michael Metti, Byron Stephens, Richard Newell, Andrew “Andy” Favor, Timothy J. Hannon, Angela Keaton, Kevin Takenaga, Joe Cobb, Joe Dehn and Larry Clark
Pot Party – 20 MSPs
Bouhlod Khembisai, Mark Rodrigues, Ezekial Mitchel, Robert S., Jim Cruise, James May, Adam Meed, Phil Zek, Chuck John, Adam Morgan, Josh Nickson, Junior Stevenson [Pothead], Evan Santos, Rory Hicks [Liberal-Pot], Kyle Kirby, Jason Maya, Brad Orand, Jesse Waterman, Brent Nevile and Alex Haser [Pothead]
Parties With One Seat – 11 MSPs
Vanessa Moreley [Defender of the Republic], Cherish Prieditis [Anarchist], John Bergamini [Food Not Bombs], Allen McKinney [Open], Sterling [Hemp], Joel Castle [Intelligence], Eddy Lepp [Nonpartisan], Marci Pinkard [Decline to State], Darryl Perry [Boston Tea], Jim Doyle [Republican] and Chelene Nightingale [Constitution]
Peace and Freedom Party – 11 MSPs
Debra L. Reiger, Jan Tucker, Stewart Alexander, Karen Martinez, Dina Josephine Padilla, CT Weber, Marylou Cabral, Janice Jordan, Carlos Alverez, Mohammed Arif and Robert J. Evans
Independents – 4 MSPs
Lucia Goin, Jerry Leon Carroll, Amory and Neil Brian Goldberg
Information Not Available – 4 MSPs
Bob Watkins, Ani Defranco, Carlos Santana and Mark Williams
Marijuana Party – 4 MSPs
David Payne, James Barbee [Free Marijuana], Thressia Keys and Edward Zuniga
Free Parliamentary – 4 MSPs
Laura Booth, Daniel Penisten [Free Parliament], Adrian Hickman and James Ogle
Green Party – 3 MSPs
Virgil Hales [Green-Pot-Christ], Kevin Clark [Green Libertarian] and Ross Frankel
American Independent Party – 3 MSPs
Diane Bealle Templin, Markham Robinson and Don Lake
Free and Equal Party – 2 MSPs
Wayne Christopher and Babette Hogan
Environmentalist Party – 2 MSPs
Christina Adams and Mike Bogatirev
Total – 100 MSPs
President James Ogle [Free Parliamentary] and Vice President Starchild [Libertarian]
First vote count 8/6/2010
Second vote count 10/2/2010
Third vote count 10/31/2010
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So in 76 years, according to MP Wingers’ [Libertarian] vast study on these matters…some sort of improvement has occurred.
With the last peak ten years before WW2, there can be no celebration. There is not silver lining.
From The USA Parliament, Inc.’ prospective, this has been a disaster, a comedy of errors…the only good news in the past 15 years, is that we’re bringing our secret weapons onshore little by little. The USA Parliament, Inc. has the secret weapons, and feel free to give me a yell if you don’t know what it is.
We’re happy to share them for free, and show you how they work.
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Join the Frees,
opposite gender #1
“Why do you THINK they called it Google?’
Paul/Lightfoot [Republican/Libertarian] for President in 2012!
Grundmann [Constitution] for US Senate in 2012!
http://www.usparliament.org/ss11-6.htm
2010 was special in lots of ways: (1) Democratic and Republican registration dropped to the lowest combined share ever; (2) more states elected someone other than a Dem nominee or a Rep nominee to federal or state office, since 1922; (3) more states have a ballot-qualified third party immediately following a midterm election, since 1918; (4) the share of the vote for the top office on the ballot for persons other than Dem & Rep nominees appears to be 5.3%, which is tied for highest since 1934; (5) more states had inclusive televised debate for Governor, US Senator, or US House-at-large, than ever before.
Thanks to Mr. Winger for the correction. The inside facts were correct – taken directly from his site. Apologies for the mix-up in the title I gave the post. It is now corrected.
Thanks,
Kimberly Wilder
This is not exactly something to start bragging and boasting about, either.
It’s only about 6 am on “Normandy Beach” and “Battle of the Bulge” is still 150,000 years in the future at current pace.
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Join the Frees,
opposite gender #1
“Why do you THINK they called it Google?’
Paul/Lightfoot [Republican/Libertarian] for President in 2012!
Grundmann [Constitution] for US Senate in 2012!
http://www.usparliament.org/ss11-6.htm
Yeek! The title above needs serious revision. It is definitely not true that more independent and more minor party candidates were elected this year than any year since 1922. What is true is that they were elected in more states.