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Jim Lewis (died February 22, 1997) was the vice-presidential candidate of the Libertarian Party in the 1984 presidential election; he shared the ticket with David Bergland. Lewis, a native of Connecticut, also ran as a Libertarian for the United States Senate in 1982.

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Preceded by:
David Koch

Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate
1984

Succeeded by:
Andre Marrou

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	'''Jim Lewis''' (died [[February 22]], [[1997]]) was the vice-presidential candidate of the [[Libertarian Party]] in the [[U.S. presidential election, 1984\|1984 presidential election]]; he shared the ticket with [[David Bergland]]. Lewis, a native of [[Connecticut]], also ran as a Libertarian for the [[United States Senate]] in [[1982]].		'''Jim Lewis''' (died February 22, {{Event\|year=1997\|event=Death\|note=vice-presidential candidate}}) was the {{Event2\|year=1984\|event=Candidate\|notes=U.S. vice-president}} vice-presidential candidate of the [[Libertarian Party]] in the [[U.S. presidential election, 1984\|1984 presidential election]]; he shared the ticket with [[David Bergland]]. Lewis, a native of [[Connecticut]], also ran as a Libertarian for the [[United States Senate]] in {{Event\|year=1982\|event=Candidate\|notes=U.S. Senate}}.