Andre Marrou

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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.

Andre Verne Marrou
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Alaska House of Representatives
5th District
1985—1987
Predecessor: Milo Fitz
Successor: Claude Swackhammer
Personal Details
Birth: (1938-12-04) December 4, 1938 (age 86)
Nixon, Texas, USA
Education: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Occupation: Politician
Party: Libertarian
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After an extended absence from party activities, he publicly endorsed Gary Johnson in 2012 at the LPTexas state convention. [1]

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

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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

Results

1992 United States Presidential Election
Party Candidate/Running Mate Electoral Votes Percent Votes
Democratic Bill Clinton / Al Gore 370 43.01% 44,909,806
Republican George H. W. Bush / Dan Quayle 168 37.45% 39,104,550
Independent Ross Perot / James Stockdale 0 18.91% 19,743,821
Libertarian Andre Marrou / Nancy Lord 0 0.28% 291,627
America First James Bo Gritz / Cyril Minett 0 0.10% 107,014
New Alliance Lenore Fulani / Maria Munoz 0 0.07% 73,652
US Taxpayers Howard Phillips / Albion Knight 0 0.04% 43,400
Natural Law John Hagelin / V. Tompkins 0 0.04% 38,780
Various All Others 0 0.11% 115,501

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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