Libertarian Party of New York Historical Election Results

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Federal Offices

President

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2016* Gary Johnson 176,296 2.26% Independent
2012 Gary Johnson 47,256 0.67%
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 		Notes
2016 Alex Merced 48,120 0.65%
2012 Christopher Edes 32,002 0.48%
2010 Randy Credico 24,871 0.54% Anti-Prohibition Party
2010 John Clifton 18,414 0.41% Special
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. Not on ballot

US House

Main article: United States House of Representatives candidates in New York

District 3

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2014 Grant M. Lally 11,050 6.72% Conservative (Vote total includes the Conservative line)
Republican (Vote total excludes the Republican line)
2012 Michael McDermott 1,644 0.60%

District 5

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2012 Catherine Wark 1,345 0.72%
1982 Richard Horan 490 0.28%

District 6

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2012 Daniel J. Halloran 4,853 2.95% Conservative
Republican

District 8

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Joseph Dobrian 526 0.49%

District 11

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2006 Stephen Finger 671 0.68% Republican
1994 Gary Popkin 294 0.32% Republican

District 13

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2010 Tom Vendittelli 929 0.73%

District 14

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2008 Isaiah Matos 2,659 1.16%

District 15

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2000 Scott Jeffery 480 0.34%

District 24

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2006 Michael J. Sylvia, III 2,134 1.05%

District 25

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1974 Sanford Cohen 1,881 1.18%

District 26

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1980 Tom Goonan 1,292 0.70%

District 28

District eliminated in 2012

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2000 Stephen C. Healey 1,528 0.66%

District 32

District eliminated in 1992

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

District 34

District eliminated in 1992

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

Statewide Offices

Governor / Lieutenant Governor

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 Michael McDermott / Christopher Edes 16,769 0.44%
2010 Warren Redlich / Alden Link 48,359 1.04%
2006 John Clifton / Don Silberger 14,736 0.33%
2002 Scott Jeffrey / Jay Greco 5,013 0.11%
1998 Christopher Garvey / Don Silberger 4,722 0.10%
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 0.67%
2010 Carl E. Person 36,488 0.82%
2006 Christopher Garvey 29,413 0.68%
2002 Daniel A. Conti, Jr. 23,213 0.56%
1998 Daniel A. Conti, Jr. 19,864 0.46%
1994 Daniel A. Conti, Jr. 19,202 0.41%
1990 Margaret M. Fries 22,602 0.59%
1982 Dolores Grande 24,925 0.53%
1978 Dolores Grande 17,381 0.40%
1974 Lee Schubert 8,092 0.16%

Comptroller

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 John Clifton 26,583 0.72%
2010 John Gaetani 27,882 0.62%
2006 John J. Cain 40,472 0.98%
2002 James Eisert 19,235 0.46%
1998 Robert M. Goodman 10,310 0.23%
1994 Richard L. Geyer 17,986 0.39%
1990 Vicki Kirkland 17,093 0.43%
1982 Bill McMillen 20,747 0.44%
1978 Judith White 18,834 0.42%
1974 Robert Flanzer 10,535 0.22%

State Legislature

State Senate

District 2

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2016 Stephen Ruth 5,505 3.81%

District 5

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 Georgina Bowman 738 0.96%

District 18

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
1998 Andre R. Soleil 366 0.57% Republican
Liberal

District 25

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Andres Tirado 616 1.01%

District 26

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2002 Jak Karako 113 0.25% Special

District 28

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2016 Michael Zumbluskas 908 0.67% Republican
Independent
We The People

District 29

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Nicolas Leobold 570 0.62%

District 38

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2004 Jeff Bennett 1,305 0.87%

District 39

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2016 Andrew Sugar Not on ballot

District 42

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Jennifer Rog 2,531 2.80%

District 49

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1980 Rich Moroney 1,407 1.19%

District 52

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2016 Rich Purtell Not on ballot
1980 Ernest Phillips 2,139 1.70%

District 53

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1986 David Hoesly 988 1.48%
1984 Steven G. Becker 1,045 0.90%

State Assembly

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

District 1

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
1974 Virginia Walker 103 0.19% Conservative

District 3

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1998 Bruce A. Martin 221 0.69%

District 5

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2016 James Smith 824 1.57%

District 21

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
1974 Mary Jo Wanzler 56 0.13% Conservative

District 37

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 John Kevin Wilson 792 6.35%

District 45

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1992 Douglas Friedman 523 2.00%

District 50

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
1998 Bibi Soleil 98 0.49% Conservative

District 56

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Notes
2002 Sam Sloan 11 0.43% Special

District 61

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2010 Dave Narby 1,494 5.70%

District 63

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2010 Danny Panzella 1,732 6.87%

District 66

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2004 Nic Leobold 1,244 1.89%
2002 Jak Karako 338 0.96%

District 70

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
1974 Alan LePage 127 0.88% Conservative

District 73

Year Candidate Votes Percentage Other Party
Endorsement
2016 Rebecca Harary 325 0.57% Republican
Independent
Women's Equality
Reform
Stop DeBlasio
2012 David A. Casavis 289 0.53% Republican
Independent

District 81

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1988 Robert Goodman 212 0.67%

District 99

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1974 Guy W. Riggs 481 1.19%

District 101

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Michael Farrar 289 0.66%

District 104

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1990 John Mounteer 761 1.83%

District 108

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2012 James Campbell 1,117 2.44%

District 113

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 William E. Bombard 467 1.02%

District 118

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2002 Lee Monnet 284 0.79%

District 122

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1982 Dottie-Lou Brokaw 2,263 7.85%

District 128

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1982 Christopher Hamkins 143 0.37%

District 130

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1984 David G. Hoesley 506 0.91%

District 132

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1980 John Zdanowicz 782 1.43%

District 133

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
1980 Ralph Boryszewski 527 1.11%

District 139

Year Candidate Votes Percentage
2014 Mark E. Glogowski 1,363 3.90%
2012 Mark E. Glogowski 2,919 5.57%

Year

1990s

1994

Office Candidate Votes Percentage
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

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

1998

Office Candidate Votes Percentage
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

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

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%

Candidates by year

Main article: List of New York Libertarian candidates by year


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