1980: Difference between revisions

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David Bergland of California (and National Chair) ran for US Senate.
Ed Clark for US President
Ken Fanning was elected to the Alaska legislature.
Michael Grant of Iowa ran for US Congress.
David Koch of Koch Industries for US Vice President, who pledged $500,000 of his personal funds to the Libertarian campaign
Dean Miller of Iowa ran for US Congress.
Dick Randolph was re-elected to the Alaska House of Representatives.

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-==Ballot Status==
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-For the first time since the Socialist Party in [[1916]], a third party had full ballot access.  The Libertarian Party was on the ballot in all 50 states, the [[Libertarian Party of the District of Columbia|District of Columbia]], and [[Guam]].  The Libertarian Party has reached this level off access in three subsequent presidential cycles: [[1992]], [[1996]], and [[2000]].
 ==State Parties==