Libertarian Party of New York Historical Election Results

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President

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2016* Gary Johnson 176,296 2.26% Independent
2012 Gary Johnson 47,256 0.67%m
2008 Bob Barr 19,596 0.26%
2004 Michael Badnarik 11,607 0.16%
2000 Harry Browne 7,649 0.11%
1996 Harry Browne 12,220 0.19%
1992 Andre Marrou 13,451 0.19%
1988 Ron Paul 12,109 0.19%
1984 David Bergland 11,949 0.18%
1980 Ed Clark 52,648 0.85%
1976 Roger MacBride 12,197 0.18%
1972 John Hospers 6 0.00%
  • In 2016 Gary Johnson received 57,316 votes (0.74%) on the Libertarian Party line and 118,980 votes (1.53%) on the Independent line.

US Senate

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2016 Alex Merced 48,033 0.62%
2012 Christopher Edes 32,002 0.48%
2010 Full Randy Credico 24,871 0.54% Anti-Prohibition Party
2010 Unexpired John Clifton 18,414 0.41%
2006 Jeffrey Russell 20,996 0.47%
2004 Donald Silberger 19,073 0.28%
2000 John Clifton 4,734 0.07%
1998 Bill McMillan 8,223 0.18%
1994 Norma Segal 17,991 0.38%
1992 Norma Segal 108,530 1.68%
1988 Bill McMillan 12,064 0.20%
1982 James McKeown 23,379 0.47%
1980 Richard Savadel 21,465 0.36%
1976 Martin Nixon 10,943 0.16%
1974 Percy L. Greaves, Jr.

U.S. House 1

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2012 Rick Witt

U.S. House 2

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2012 Dan Riina
2016 Christopher Garvey Not on ballot

U.S. House 3

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2016 Michael S. McDermott — — Not on ballot
2014 Grant M. Lally 11,050 6.456% Conservative
2012 Michael McDermott 1,641 0.532%

U.S. House 5

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2012 Catherine Wark 1,345 0.599%
1982 Richard Horan 490 0.28%

U.S. House 6

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2012 Daniel J. Halloran 4,853 2.596% Conservative
Republican

U.S. House 8

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Joseph Dobrian 526 0.49%

U.S. House 11

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2006 Stephen Finger 671 0.590% Republican
1994 Gary Popkin 294 0.32% Republican

U.S. House 13

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2010 Tom Vendittelli 929 0.707%

U.S. House 14

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2008 Isaiah Matos 2,659 0.968%

U.S. House 15

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2000 Scott Jeffery 480 0.273%

U.S. House 22

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2016 David Pasick — — Not on ballot

U.S. House 23

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2016 Paul Syracuse — — Not on ballot

U.S. House 24

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2006 Michael J. Sylvia, III 2,134 0.993%

U.S. House 25

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2016 Antony D'Orazio — — Not on ballot
1974 Sanford Cohen 1,881 1.18%

U.S. House 26

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2012 Dave Schnittker
1980 Tom Goonan 1,292 0.70%
1976 Michael Wagner

U.S. House 28

District eliminated in 2012

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2000 Stephen C. Healey 1,528 0.598%

U.S. House 32

District eliminated in 1992

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1980 James Northrup 2,316 1.29%

U.S. House 34

District eliminated in 1992

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1980 David Hoesly 2,627 1.44%

Governor / Lieutenant Gov

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 Michael McDermott / Christopher Edes 16,967 0.43%
2010 Warren Redlich / Alden Link 48,359 1.05%
2006 John Clifton / Don Silberger 14,736 0.31%
2002 Scott Jeffrey / Jay Greco 5,013 0.11%
1998 Christopher Garvey / Don Silberger 4,722 0.09%
1994 Robert Schulz / Stanley Dworkin 9,506 0.18%
1990 W Gary Johnson / Dottie-Lou Brokaw 24,611 0.61%
1982 John Northrup / David G. Hoesley 16,913 0.32%
1978 Gary Greenberg / James Franz 18,990 0.40%
1974 Jerome Tuccille / Louis Sicilia 10,503 0.20%

Attorney General

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 Carl E. Person 24,746 0.630%
2010 Carl E. Person 36,488 0.822%
2006 Christopher Garvey 29,413 0.626%
2002 Daniel A. Conti, Jr. 23,213 0.495%
1998 Daniel A. Conti, Jr. 19,864 0.398%
1994 Daniel A. Conti, Jr.
1990 Margaret M. Fries
1978 Dolores Grande

Comptroller

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 John Clifton 26,583 0.677%
2010 John Gaetani 27,882 0.623%
2006 John J. Cain 40,472 0.861%
2002 James Eisert 19,235 0.410%
1998 Robert M. Goodman 10,310 0.207%
1994 Richard L. Geyer 17,986
1990 Vicki Kirkland
Bill McMillen

State Senate

# Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
3 2016 Stephen Ruth 5,505 3.490%
5 2014 Georgina Bowman 738 0.915%
18 1998 Andre R. Soleil 366 0.566%
22 2002 Andres Tirado 616 1.011%
26 2002 Jak Karako 113 0.247%
28 2016 Michael Zumbluskas 901 0.636%
29 2002 Nicholas Leobold 570 0.622%
38 2004 Jeff Bennett 1,305 0.865%
39 1976 Andrew Sugar
42 2002 Jennifer Rog 2,531 2.801%
52 2016 Rich Purtell — — Not on ballot
53 1984 Steven G. Becker 556 0.969%

State Assembly

Main article: List of Libertarians who ran for New York State Assembly

1990s

1994 General Election

Office Candidate Votes %
Governor / Lt. Governor Robert Schulz / Stan Dworkin 9,506 0.18%
Comptroller Richard Geyer 17,986 0.39%
Attorney General Dan Conti 19,202 0.41%
US Senator Norma Segal 17,991 0.38%

1996 General Election

Office Candidate Votes %
President / Vice President Harry Browne / Jo Jorgensen 12,220 0.19%

1998 General Election

Office Candidate Votes %
Governor / Lt. Governor Chris Garvey / Donald Silberger 4,722 0.09%
Comptroller Robert Goodman 10,310 0.23%
Attorney General Dan Conti 19,864 0.46%
US Senator William McMillen 8,223 0.18%
18th State Senate District Andre Soleil 366 0.73%
3rd Assembly District Bruce Martin 221 0.75%
50th Assembly District Bibi Soleil 98 0.80%

2000s

2000 General Election

Office Candidate Votes %
President / Vice President Harry Browne / Art Olivier 7,649 0.11%
US Senator John Clifton 4,734 0.07%
15th Congressional District Scott Jeffrey 480 0.34%
28th Congressional District Stephen Healey 1,528 0.66%

2002

Office Candidate Votes %
Governor / Lt. Governor Scott Jeffrey / Jay Greco 5,013 0.11%
Comptroller James Eisert 19,235 0.46%
Attorney General Daniel Conti 23,213 0.56%
8th Congressional District Joseph Dobrian 526 0.49%
25th State Senate District Andres Tirado 616 1.46%
29th State Senate District Nicolas Leobold 570 0.75%
42nd State Senate District Jennifer Rog 2,531 4.62%
66th Assembly District Jak Karako 338 1.10%
101st Assembly District Michael Farrar 289 0.70%
113th Assembly District William Bombard 467 1.14%
118th Assembly District Lee Monnet 284 0.82%

2004 General Election

Office Candidate Votes %
President / Vice President Michael Badnarik / Richard Campagna 11,607 0.16%
US Senator Donald Silberger 19,073 0.28%
38th State Senate District Jeff Bennett 1,305 1.61%
66th Assembly District Nicolas Leobold 1,244 1.89%

Local candidates

Unknown year

  • Edward W. Jowett, Mayor of New York City (before October 1981)
  • Edward W. Jowett, Mayor of Binghamton (before 1984)

1973

1981

  • David C. Miller, Rochester City Council
  • James M. Wood, Tioga County Legislature, District 4

1983

  • Binghamton City Council (3 candidates)
  • Tioga County Legislature (2 candidates)

1984

  • Wanda A. Hudak, Broome County Executive

1985

Candidate Office Location Votes %
Ernest E. Phillips Supervisor Williams 366
Erma P. Lyon Trustee Groton 162 36.080%

1993

Candidate Office Location Votes %
William Kone City Council, 1st Ward Ithaca 344 31.705%

1999

Candidate Office Location Votes %
Scott Hurst City Council, District 6 Binghamton 28%
Bruce A. Martin Legislature Suffolk County 87 0.010%
Philip W. Clark Receiver of Taxes Suffolk County 320 0.570%
Audrey Pappaeliou Supervisor Suffolk County 463 0.008%
Gary Heine Superintendent of Highways Suffolk County
Michael Walter Town Council Suffolk County
Amy Fuller Town Council Suffolk County
Thomas Fordham, Jr. Town Council Suffolk County

2001

Candidate Office Location Votes %
Scott Jeffrey Borough President Manhattan 3,052 0.98%
Timothy LeBrun Executive Nassau County
Jim Harris Comptroller Nassau County
Kenny Kramer Mayor New York City 1,408 0.10%
Travis Pahl Public Advocate New York City 6,620 0.67%
James Eisert Comptroller New York City 6,638 0.70%
Jak Karako 3rd Council District New York City 363 0.82%
Jim Lesczynski 5th Council District New York City 428 1.02%
Gary Snyder 6th Council District New York City 478 1.06%
Greg Draves 7th Council District New York City 261 1.10%
Michelle Olave 9th Council District New York City 657 2.25%
Dalia Flores 18th Council District New York City 256 1.53%
Daniels Mayor Syracuse

2003

Candidate Office Location Votes %
Dan Finley 2nd Council District New York City 495 3.29%
Jak Karako 4th Council District New York City 434 2.36%
Craig Milem 5th Council District New York City 257 1.45%

2005

Candidate Office Location Votes % Notes
Andrew Martin Superintendent of Highways Brookhaven
Audrey Capozzi Town Council, District 3 Brookhaven
Gary Popkin Borough President Brooklyn 2,143 0.82%
Joseph Dobrian Borough President Manhattan 2,891 1.17%
Audrey Silk Mayor New York City 3,105 0.25%
Jim Lesczynski Public Advocate New York City 17,034 2.22%
Ron Moore Comptroller New York City 12,629 1.67%
Claudia Flanagan City Council District 2 New York City 643 2.59%
Jak Karako City Council District 4 New York City 358 1.03%
Thomas Ruks City Council District 22 New York City 352 2.26%
John Clifton Borough President Queens
Anthony Futia Town Supervisor North Castle Endorsed by State Committee
Dan Conti District Attorney Suffolk County
Jim Harris Treasurer Suffolk County
Estelle Edwards Sheriff Suffolk County
Geoff Snyder City Council Tonawanda Endorsed by State Committee

2011

Candidate Office Location Votes % Notes
Drew Beeman County Legislature, District 25 Monroe 191 10.010%
Max Kessler County Legislature, District 27 Monroe 281 10.442%

2013

Candidate Office Location Votes % Notes
Robert G. Porter Common Council, 9th Ward Albany 17% [1]
James M. Rosenbeck City Council, At-Large Batavia
Lisa M. Whitehead City Council, At-Large Batavia
Robert W. Brown County Legislature Genesee County
Hesham El-Meligy Comptroller New York City
Christopher R. Giattino City Council, District 8 New York City
Michael Sanchez Mayor New York City
Alex Merced Public Advocate New York City
Silas Johnson Borough President Staten Island

2015

Candidate Office Location Votes % Notes
Robert Porter Legislature Albany County
Gary Treistman Town Justice Woodstock, New York
Craig Watters Town Council Philipstown, New York
Lisa Whitehead City Council Batavia, New York

2017

Candidate Office Location Votes % Notes
Alex Merced Comptroller New York City TBD TBD
Brian Waddell Borough President Manhattan, New York TBD TBD
James Wanke Mayor Wyoming, NY 24 44.444% Write-in
James Wanke Trustee Wyoming, NY 2 2.000% Write-in


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