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Revision as of 14:50, 7 July 2016
Previous covered general election: November 2012
Offices
President
Have added 3rd parties and independents which have Utah ballot access.
| Name[1][2] | Notes |
|---|---|
| Gary Johnson | Libertarian |
| Darrell Castle, Scott Bradley | Constitution Party Ballot access in Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming. |
| Farley Anderson | Independent American Party Ballot access in New Mexico, Oregon, Utah. |
| Dustin Baird | Write-In (Utah) |
| Adam Baxter | Independent (Utah) |
| Mike Fahl | Cherry Picker Party (Utah) |
| Sarah Jackson | Independent (Utah) |
| Robert Lehigh | Independent (Utah) |
| Derick Moody | Independent (Utah) |
| Mark Pendleton | Independent (Utah) |
| Ben Simmons | Independent (Utah) |
| Gabriel Van Duren | Independent (Utah) |
| John Wood | Independent (Utah) |
| Candidates to Not Vote for | |
| Donald Trump | Republican |
| Hillary Clinton | Democrat |
| Jill Stein | Green Party |
State Elections
References
- ↑ Presidency 2016 - Politics1
- ↑ United States presidential election, 2016 - Wikipedia