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537:, where he grew up, the son of Mabel Edna (née Ring) and E. Albin Anderson. His father was a Swedish immigrant, as were his maternal grandparents. In his youth, he worked in his family's grocery store. He graduated as the valedictorian of his class (1939) at
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antitrust action, conservation, environmental protection and limit oil companies from absorbing small businesses through legislation. He opposed Ronald Reagan's proposal to cut taxes broadly, which he feared would increase the
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to attempt to "recognize the law and authority of Jesus Christ" over the United States. The bills died quietly, but later came back to haunt Anderson in his presidential candidacy. Anderson voted in favor of the
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struck down early filing deadlines for independent candidates. Anderson served as a visiting professor at numerous universities and was on the boards of several organizations. He endorsed
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after the League of Women Voters invited him to appear due to popular interest in his candidacy, although he was only polling 12% at that time. In late August, he named
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in Boston. In another brief return to Rockford, Anderson practiced at the law firm Large, Reno & Zahm (now Reno & Zahm LLP). Thereafter, Anderson joined the
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asked Anderson the questions from the Carter-Reagan debate, and then CNN interspersed Anderson's live answers with tape delayed responses from Carter and Reagan.
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who were suspicious of, or even hostile to, Reagan's conservative record. Many prominent intellectuals, including
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2708:"Election Polls – Accuracy Record in Presidential Elections"
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Tarr, David R; Benenson, Bob; Moore, John Leo (2012).
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In 1964, he won appointment to a seat on the powerful
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3130:(2nd ed.). New York: Columbia University Press.
2006:"John B. Anderson: 12 Years On the Road to Discovery"
3200:
Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
2203:"John Anderson for President 1980 Campaign Brochure"
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2467:"With Kennedy Aid, Carter Cuts Reagan Lead in Poll"
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1207:. In 2012, he played a role in the creation of the
503:system. He also won a lawsuit against the state of
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2389:John Anderson for President 1980 Campaign Brochure
997:, also endorsed the Anderson campaign. Cartoonist
7183:Members of the Evangelical Free Church of America
800:be enacted with a corresponding 50% reduction in
761:In 1978, Anderson formed a presidential campaign
2929:"How Pro-Israeli Lobbies Destroy U.S. Interests"
2864:"Waldo Family Lecture Series Digital Collection"
2620:"Anderson to debate, too, via cable-TV network"
1144:in the presidential election. He was chair of
1019:were also reported to be Anderson supporters.
900:The Republican platform failed to endorse the
439:, he won election as the State's Attorney for
427:, Anderson practiced law after serving in the
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32:John B. Anderson (United States Army officer)
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7218:University of Illinois College of Law alumni
7213:United States Army personnel of World War II
7208:United States Army non-commissioned officers
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1312:"Wife a prime mover in the primary campaign"
1060:. His inability to make headway against the
7223:University of Massachusetts Amherst faculty
3170:. Lanham, MD: University Press of America.
2596:. YouTube. October 28, 1980. Archived from
2261:"John Anderson: the independent and issues"
1171:He was the first executive director of the
598:United States High Commissioner for Germany
18:John B. Anderson 1980 presidential campaign
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543:University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
294:University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
157:January 3, 1961 – January 3, 1981
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132:U.S. House of Representatives
3596:1980 United States presidential election
3280:Chair of the House Republican Conference
2957:Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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740:1980 United States presidential election
70:Chair of the House Republican Conference
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1558:Hornblower, Margot (October 23, 1980).
1260:
650:24th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
82:January 3, 1969 – June 8, 1979
7153:Burials at Arlington National Cemetery
3248:Illinois's 16th congressional district
2950:Hanely, Delinda C. (January 1, 2010).
2574:from the original on December 11, 2021
2342:
2285:from the original on December 11, 2021
2241:"John Anderson: The Nice Guy Syndrome"
2078:
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1818:from the original on February 28, 2022
1128:and delivered the lecture at the 1988
630:United States House of Representatives
572:Anderson was admitted to the Illinois
465:1980 Republican presidential primaries
406:Illinois's 16th congressional district
402:United States House of Representatives
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1560:"Anderson: Steady and Self-Confident"
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1281:Weaver Jr, Warren (August 26, 1980).
1233:United Nations Parliamentary Assembly
1158:Electronic Privacy Information Center
1106:University of Illinois College of Law
948:Anderson speaking to students at the
612:Official portrait of Anderson in 1965
586:Northeastern University School of Law
567:University of Illinois College of Law
7:
3041:Romboy, Dennis (November 30, 2011).
3022:. Salt Lake City: Kearns-Tribune LLC
3014:Robert, Gehrke (November 29, 2011).
2763:Feinman, Ronald L. (March 5, 2017).
1381:
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1050:'s 17 percent in 1924, Wallace, and
907:government money for their campaigns
7198:Politicians from Rockford, Illinois
2927:Wa Aza, Ayoon (November 14, 2010).
1864:from the original on March 17, 2022
1726:from the original on March 17, 2022
1680:from the original on March 17, 2022
1343:"Index to Politicians: Anderson, J"
1122:University of Massachusetts Amherst
920:, basked in the spotlight of their
896:for Anderson's independent campaign
706:, the number three position in the
408:from 1961 to 1981. A member of the
7143:American people of Swedish descent
4245:'s delegation(s) to the 87th–96th
1956:from the original on March 6, 2022
1609:Commission on Presidential Debates
1532:Burnett, Sara (December 4, 2017).
1084:Anderson speaking at a rally, 1999
632:for ten terms, from 1961 to 1981.
592:. From 1952 to 1955, he served in
25:
7128:20th-century American legislators
2795:Kornacki, Steve (April 4, 2011).
2367:Republican Party Platform of 1980
2239:Shapiro, Walter (February 1980).
1425:Clymer, Adam (December 4, 2017).
1191:nomination, but instead endorsed
1173:Council for the National Interest
1098:University of Southern California
495:, an organization that advocates
7188:Military personnel from Illinois
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3195:"John B. Anderson (id: A000195)"
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7228:Liberalism in the United States
7193:Oregon State University faculty
3094:Robbins, Jeff (June 26, 2018).
2952:"CNI Cruises into a New Decade"
2797:"The myths that just won't die"
2594:"Carter/Reagan/Anderson Debate"
2570:. YouTube. September 21, 1980.
2378:The American Presidency Project
1947:U.S. Government Printing Office
1901:U.S. Government Printing Office
1855:U.S. Government Printing Office
1809:U.S. Government Printing Office
1763:U.S. Government Printing Office
1717:U.S. Government Printing Office
1671:U.S. Government Printing Office
1229:2012 U.S. presidential election
1185:2000 U.S. presidential election
271:
27:American politician (1922–2017)
7163:District attorneys in Illinois
3003:. January 7, 2008. p. A5.
2743:"Doonesbury's Timeline: 1980s"
2279:"Republican Debate, Iowa 1980"
30:For the American general, see
1:
3243:U.S. House of Representatives
3226:U.S. House of Representatives
2651:. Columbia University Press.
1152:and on the advisory board of
1136:. In 1984, Anderson endorsed
878:southern section of the state
437:United States Foreign Service
2775:George Washington University
2281:. YouTube. January 5, 1980.
1150:World Federalist Association
1126:Nova Southeastern University
539:Rockford Central High School
7148:Brandeis University faculty
3217:Arlington National Cemetery
2933:Dar Al Hayat, International
1654:"House – February 10, 1964"
1391:www.livingroomcandidate.org
1387:"The Living Room Candidate"
1245:Arlington National Cemetery
704:House Republican Conference
449:House Republican Conference
237:Arlington National Cemetery
7244:
4011:Elizabeth Cervantes Barron
2935: ed.). Archived from
2372:December 19, 2013, at the
1009:Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
753:Anderson (far right) in a
737:
734:1980 presidential campaign
728:1976 presidential campaign
708:House Republican hierarchy
622:Winnebago County, Illinois
441:Winnebago County, Illinois
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7173:Harvard Law School alumni
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7133:20th-century evangelicals
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2624:Christian Science Monitor
2265:Christian Science Monitor
1838:"House – August 27, 1962"
1746:"House – August 16, 1967"
1166:Greenberg & Lieberman
1017:Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.
654:Voting Rights Act of 1965
642:Civil Rights Acts of 1964
553:in 1943, and served as a
483:and Democratic President
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4247:United States Congresses
3265:Party political offices
3193:United States Congress.
3126:Amy, Douglas J. (2002).
2645:Schroeder, Alan (2016).
1930:"House – August 3, 1965"
1792:"House – April 10, 1968"
1042:'s 8.5 percent in 1892,
808:in four targeted states—
659:Initially supportive of
637:constitutional amendment
541:. He graduated from the
7168:Duke University faculty
4088:Socialist Workers Party
3993:Peace and Freedom Party
3128:Real Choices/New Voices
2868:Old Dominion University
1454:"Anderson, John Bayard"
1347:The Political Graveyard
1134:Old Dominion University
1118:Oregon State University
1046:'s 27 percent in 1912,
489:Rockefeller Republicans
463:. Anderson entered the
435:. After a stint in the
4250:(ordered by seniority)
3791:Incumbent VP nominee:
2055:politicalgraveyard.com
2049:Kestenbaum, Lawrence.
1884:"House – July 9, 1965"
1700:"House – July 2, 1964"
1227:(no relation) for the
1085:
1057:Anderson v. Celebrezze
953:
950:University of Michigan
902:Equal Rights Amendment
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838:Equal Rights Amendment
758:
755:League of Women Voters
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604:Early political career
510:Anderson v. Celebrezze
459:'s actions during the
228:Washington, D.C., U.S.
7178:Illinois Independents
3145:Bisnow, Mark (1983).
2718:on February 16, 2015.
2084:Rockford Morning Star
1341:Lawrence Kestenbaum.
1083:
1066:instant-runoff voting
963:Reagan debated Carter
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802:social security taxes
763:exploratory committee
752:
698:. In 1969, he became
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549:. He enlisted in the
533:Anderson was born in
529:Early life and career
501:instant-runoff voting
473:social security taxes
455:as well as President
359:Years of service
4187:Other 1980 elections
4159:and other candidates
2770:History News Network
2391:, www.4president.org
2086:, February 26, 1978.
1938:Congressional Record
1892:Congressional Record
1846:Congressional Record
1800:Congressional Record
1754:Congressional Record
1708:Congressional Record
1662:Congressional Record
930:presidential debates
922:national conventions
884:Independent campaign
726:was defeated in the
398:John Bayard Anderson
199:John Bayard Anderson
4124:Workers World Party
3776:Incumbent nominee:
3164:Mason, Jim (2011).
2997:"Campaign digest".
2908:on October 10, 2011
2732:, pp. 366–408.
2557:, pp. 332–369.
2456:, pp. 264–308.
2324:, pp. 133–156.
2309:, pp. 120–127.
2168:The Washington Post
2011:The Washington Post
1643:, pp. 234–235.
1605:"Debate Transcript"
1322:on October 24, 2012
1110:Brandeis University
1094:Stanford University
1068:, helping to found
979:Liberal Republicans
952:, September 3, 1980
791:perennial candidate
4105:Alternate nominees
3258:Lynn Morley Martin
2986:on March 17, 2009.
2688:. October 29, 1980
2685:The New York Times
2626:. October 27, 1980
2536:. December 4, 2017
2493:. August 18, 2016.
2475:. August 19, 1980.
2472:The New York Times
2423:. December 4, 2017
2207:www.4president.org
2192:, pp. 53–119.
2171:. December 4, 2017
1498:. December 4, 2017
1432:The New York Times
1287:The New York Times
1247:on June 22, 2018.
1086:
1048:Robert La Follette
1044:Theodore Roosevelt
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864:Republican primary
767:Republican primary
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578:Harvard Law School
535:Rockford, Illinois
425:Rockford, Illinois
353:United States Army
307:Harvard University
212:Rockford, Illinois
180:Lynn Morley Martin
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4077:Diane Drufenbrock
4022:Prohibition Party
3894:Libertarian Party
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3801:Other candidates:
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3692:George H. W. Bush
3671:George H. W. Bush
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3287:Succeeded by
3255:Succeeded by
3020:Salt Lake Tribune
3000:The Seattle Times
2376:, July 15, 1980.
2098:, pp. 28–36.
2070:, pp. 30–35.
2039:, pp. 24–27.
2027:, pp. 16–21.
1631:, pp. 14–15.
1594:, pp. 10–14.
1310:(March 6, 1980).
1217:social-democratic
1114:Bryn Mawr College
984:All in the Family
804:. Anderson built
787:George H. W. Bush
673:Michael Schwerner
665:Lyndon B. Johnson
648:, as well as the
461:Watergate scandal
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97:John Jacob Rhodes
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994:The New Republic
870:Des Moines, Iowa
690:Anderson in 1974
618:State's Attorney
565:(J.D.) from the
497:electoral reform
410:Republican Party
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111:Melvin Laird
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6872:F. Annunzio
6845:J. Anderson
6740:T. Corcoran
6650:R. Metcalfe
6614:F. Annunzio
6587:J. Anderson
6381:R. Metcalfe
6345:F. Annunzio
6318:J. Anderson
6157:R. Hanrahan
6139:R. Metcalfe
6103:F. Annunzio
6076:J. Anderson
5906:R. Metcalfe
5852:F. Annunzio
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5787:R. Pucinski
5733:W. Springer
5588:F. Annunzio
5570:D. Rumsfeld
5543:J. Anderson
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5256:J. Anderson
5229:R. Pucinski
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5034:F. Annunzio
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4989:J. Anderson
4962:R. Pucinski
4890:W. Springer
4785:D. Rumsfeld
4776:R. McLoskey
4758:E. Finnegan
4740:J. Anderson
4713:R. Pucinski
4677:R. Libonati
4632:W. Springer
4527:E. Finnegan
4509:J. Anderson
4482:R. Pucinski
4446:R. Libonati
4401:W. Springer
3883:third-party
3879:independent
3840:Independent
3826:Ron Dellums
3809:Ted Kennedy
3804:Jerry Brown
3470:J. Anderson
3425:S. Anderson
3208:Appearances
3079:October 21,
3054:December 2,
2902:Aplegal.com
2540:December 4,
2427:December 4,
2343:Bisnow 1983
2175:December 4,
2123:January 18,
1992:GovTrack.us
1577:October 16,
1543:October 16,
1502:December 4,
1459:January 18,
1438:December 4,
1213:progressive
1201:Green Party
1193:Ralph Nader
1179:(R-IL) and
1028:third-party
1013:Paul Newman
989:Norman Lear
965:alone, but
926:Ted Kennedy
918:Republicans
911:Gallup poll
724:Gerald Ford
523:Ralph Nader
519:Green Party
453:Vietnam War
418:independent
249:(from 1980)
247:Independent
163:Preceded by
106:Preceded by
100:(1973–1979)
94:(1969–1973)
91:Gerald Ford
7112:Categories
7009:B. Stewart
6946:C. Collins
6937:G. O'Brien
6928:E. Madigan
6863:R. McClory
6854:P. Findley
6695:C. Collins
6686:G. O'Brien
6677:E. Madigan
6605:R. McClory
6596:P. Findley
6578:G. Shipley
6426:C. Collins
6417:G. O'Brien
6408:E. Madigan
6336:R. McClory
6327:P. Findley
6309:G. Shipley
6193:C. Collins
6175:G. O'Brien
6166:E. Madigan
6094:R. McClory
6085:P. Findley
6067:G. Shipley
6031:H. Collier
5925:C. Carlson
5897:G. Collins
5832:R. McClory
5823:P. Findley
5805:G. Shipley
5760:H. Collier
5645:G. Collins
5561:R. McClory
5552:P. Findley
5534:G. Shipley
5480:H. Collier
5361:E. Dirksen
5274:R. McClory
5265:P. Findley
5247:G. Shipley
5193:H. Collier
5090:E. Dirksen
5007:R. McClory
4998:P. Findley
4980:G. Shipley
4926:H. Collier
4834:E. Dirksen
4823:P. Douglas
4767:R. McClory
4749:P. Findley
4731:G. Shipley
4695:E. Hoffman
4659:H. Collier
4596:T. O'Brien
4567:E. Dirksen
4556:P. Douglas
4518:P. Findley
4500:G. Shipley
4464:E. Hoffman
4428:H. Collier
4329:T. O'Brien
4291:E. Dirksen
4280:P. Douglas
4141:VP nominee
4072:VP nominee
4044:Earl Dodge
4039:VP nominee
3977:VP nominee
3944:VP nominee
3916:David Koch
3911:VP nominee
3886:candidates
3769:Candidates
3748:Convention
3707:Phil Crane
3642:Candidates
3621:Convention
3525:Hensarling
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3156:0809311143
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1160:, and was
1052:Ross Perot
1038:(trailing
1004:Doonesbury
842:gay rights
789:, and the
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521:candidate
323:Allegiance
252:Republican
205:1922-02-15
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4331: (D)
4322: (R)
4313: (R)
4311:L. Arends
4282:(D)
4034:Ben Bubar
4001:Nominee:
3847:Candidate
3753:Primaries
3662:positions
3649:Nominee:
3626:Primaries
3535:L. Cheney
3485:D. Cheney
3395:Grosvenor
3390:Henderson
2980:Politics1
2534:Bloomberg
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1572:0190-8286
1256:Citations
1072:in 1992.
822:Wisconsin
717:Watergate
569:in 1946.
525:in 2000.
362:1943–1945
290:Education
153:In office
78:In office
7090:Politics
7066:Illinois
7000:D. Crane
6973:P. Simon
6964:M. Russo
6918:A. Mikva
6899:P. Crane
6809:S. Yates
6800:M. Price
6769:C. Percy
6722:P. Simon
6713:M. Russo
6668:A. Mikva
6641:P. Crane
6542:S. Yates
6533:M. Price
6502:C. Percy
6462:P. Simon
6453:M. Russo
6399:A. Mikva
6372:P. Crane
6273:S. Yates
6253:M. Price
6222:C. Percy
6184:S. Young
6130:P. Crane
6013:S. Yates
5995:M. Price
5955:C. Percy
5888:P. Crane
5879:A. Mikva
5742:S. Yates
5715:M. Price
5675:C. Percy
5635:P. Crane
5626:A. Mikva
5607:D. Ronan
5462:S. Yates
5435:M. Price
5382:R. Smith
5371:C. Percy
5319:D. Ronan
5175:S. Yates
5139:M. Price
5101:C. Percy
5052:D. Ronan
4908:S. Yates
4872:M. Price
4614:M. Price
4374:S. Yates
4356:M. Price
4320:N. Mason
4243:Illinois
3972:Gus Hall
3906:Ed Clark
3814:campaign
3784:campaign
3712:Bob Dole
3696:campaign
3657:campaign
3540:Stefanik
3445:Woodruff
3440:Lehlbach
3107:June 26,
2912:July 28,
2873:July 17,
2780:June 15,
2572:Archived
2420:CBS News
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2283:Archived
1951:Archived
1905:Archived
1859:Archived
1813:Archived
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1352:July 28,
1156:and the
1146:FairVote
1070:FairVote
1062:de facto
1011:, actor
987:creator
818:Illinois
775:Bob Dole
700:Chairman
652:and the
493:FairVote
423:Born in
282:Children
146:district
138:Illinois
7040:Portals
6982:J. Fary
6955:H. Hyde
6731:J. Fary
6704:H. Hyde
6472:J. Fary
6444:H. Hyde
6435:T. Hall
6022:K. Gray
5842:C. Reid
5751:K. Gray
5579:C. Reid
5471:K. Gray
5292:C. Reid
5184:K. Gray
5025:C. Reid
4917:K. Gray
4794:C. Reid
4650:K. Gray
4419:K. Gray
4365:P. Mack
4131:Nominee
4095:Nominee
4062:Nominee
4029:Nominee
3967:Nominee
3934:Nominee
3901:Nominee
3758:results
3631:results
3500:Boehner
3410:Currier
3405:Hepburn
3380:Robeson
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