Andre Marrou

Andre Verne Marrou
Alaska House of Representatives 5th District
1985—1987
Predecessor:	Milo Fitz
Successor:	Claude Swackhammer
Personal Details
Birth:	(1938-12-04) December 4, 1938 Nixon, Texas, USA
Education:	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Occupation:	Politician
Party:	Libertarian
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Andre Verne Marrou (b. December 4, 1938) is a former elected Libertarian in the Alaska state legislature and the Libertarian Party's 1992 presidential nominee. He was Ron Paul's running mate in the 1988 presidential race.

After an extended absence from party activities, he publicly endorsed Gary Johnson in 2012 at the LPTexas state convention.

Candidate

• Alaska House of Representatives Seat B, 5th district 1982, 1984 (elected), and 1986
• Vice President 1988
• US President 1992

Public Office

• Alaska House of Representatives 1985-1987

Presidential Election Year Fundraising

1992	Total Receipts
January	43,278
February	66,844
March	48,558
April	31,491
May	29,230
June	53,979
July	42,351
August	27,181
September	69,835
Oct 1 - Oct 14	53,633
Oct 15 - Nov 23	79,558
Nov 24 - Dec 31	5,325
1992 Total	551,263

Organizations

• Elections, Alaska LP c. 1983
• Alaskans for a Competitive Economy c. 1983

External Links

• Nolan's Challenge, a questionnaire prior to the 1987 national convention
• Short notes on members of the 1962 MIT class

Speeches

• Marrou spoke at a 1992 protest outside the presidential debates.

References

Preceded by: Ron Paul	Libertarian Party Presidential candidate 1992	Succeeded by: Harry Browne
Preceded by: Jim Lewis	Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate 1988	Succeeded by: Nancy Lord