Third parties in the South-West?

[Gustaf]

I notice that 3rd parties seem to run strongly in the West and South-West. The Bush+Gore totals were relatively low here. Could this affect the 2004 race if Kerry tries to compete here (he'll have to, omitting the South)?

Bush+Gore in %

NM: 95.86%

AZ: 95.62%

NV: 95.50%

CO: 93.14%

[Huckleberry Finn]

Most of 3rd parties votes were for Nader. It doesn't seem that other third party candidates would have been more popular than elsewhere.

[© tweed]

I don't know why that is. Alot of candidates poll over 0.3% though, which is strange.  And some of them I never heard of.

[Gustaf]

Most of 3rd parties votes were for Nader. It doesn't seem that other third party candidates would have been more popular than elsewhere.

There were libertarians and reformist candidate as well, and they did score higher. It goes for more states as well, like Utah, but I only choose to include those that might be competitve there.

[© tweed]

The Libertarian ticket of L. Neil Smith and Vin Suprynowicz took .38% in Arizona, somehow.  I don't know who they are.

[Gustaf]

The Libertarian ticket of L. Neil Smith and Vin Suprynowicz took .38% in Arizona, somehow.  I don't know who they are.

The Libertarians had that odd ticket in AZ only. Browne was the canidate everywhere else.

[© tweed]

The Libertarian ticket of L. Neil Smith and Vin Suprynowicz took .38% in Arizona, somehow.  I don't know who they are.

The Libertarians had that odd ticket in AZ only. Browne was the canidate everywhere else.

[Gustaf]

The Libertarian ticket of L. Neil Smith and Vin Suprynowicz took .38% in Arizona, somehow.  I don't know who they are.

The Libertarians had that odd ticket in AZ only. Browne was the canidate everywhere else.

Why did you quote and not post anything?

[© tweed]

I don't know.

[Gustaf]

I don't know.

OK.