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Baldwin could possibly break records for CP Presidential campaigns

By Trent Hill on November 8, 2008 11:38 PM

The previous record for most votes for a Constitution Party presidential campaign was Howard Phillips’ 1996 campaign in which he recieved 184,820. Chuck Baldwin is within view of this record right now. With 99% of precincts reporting, Chuck Baldwin has achieved 180,615 votes nationally. This number will inevitably go up as the final precincts finish reporting and as write-ins are reported in Texas, Arizona, Indiana, North Carolina, Georgia, Conneticut, Maine, California, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.

5 Comments

  1. citizen1 November 10, 2008

    If CA had not of been hi-jacked the record would have all ready been shattered.

  2. Trent Hill Post author | November 9, 2008

    Peroutka got something like 2000 write-ins in TX in 2004. And this year there will be write-ins in PA and CA too—it seems inevitable that Baldwin will cross over the record.

  3. paulie cannoli November 9, 2008

    Another one…

    Nader
    679,149

    Barr
    499,912

    Baldwin
    180,780

    McKinney
    146,539

  4. Trent Hill Post author | November 9, 2008

    Thanks for the update paulie.

  5. paulie cannoli November 8, 2008

    Currently:

    Nader
    678,992

    Barr
    499,866

    Baldwin
    180,692

    McKinney
    146,527

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