Reform Party of the United States of America
Presidential tickets

Reform Party of the United States of America

Section Title: Presidential tickets
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Year	Presidential nominee	Home state	Previous positions	Vice presidential nominee	Home state	Previous positions	Votes	Notes

1996	-	Texas	Businessman Candidate for President of the United States (1992)	Pat Choate	District of Columbia	Economist	8,085,294 (8.4%) 0 EV

2000	-	Virginia	White House Director of Communications (1985–1987) Candidate for President of the United States (1992; 1996)	Ezola Foster	California	Activist Candidate for California's 48th State Assembly district (1986)	448,895 (0.4%) 0 EV

2004	Naderspeak (cropped).JPG Ralph Nader (campaign)	Connecticut	Lawyer, activist Candidate for President of the United States (1996; 2000)	-	California	Candidate for Mayor of Berkeley (1967) Candidate for President of the United States (1976) Candidate for Governor of California (2002; 2003)	465,151 (0.4%) 0 EV

2008	Ted Weill	Mississippi	Nominee for United States Senator from Mississippi (1996)	Frank McEnulty	California	Businessman	481 (<0.1%) 0 EV

2012	Andre Barnett	New York	Entrepreneur	Ken Cross	Arkansas	Engineer, businessman	962 (<0.1%) 0 EV

2016	-	California	Businessman	-	Florida	Lawyer Candidate for Florida's 47th State House of Representatives district (2002; 2010) Candidate for Florida's 11th congressional district (2006)	33,136 (<0.1%) 0 EV

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Frank McEnulty of California, was nominated to be the Reform Party's 2008 vice-presidential candidate.
Frank McEnulty of California was the nominee for the Reform Party's 2008 Vice-presidential candidate.
Frank McEnulty of California was nominated to be the Reform Party's 2008 vice-presidential candidate.

final_sentence: Frank McEnulty of California, was nominated to be the Reform Party's 2008 vice-presidential candidate.
final_sentence: Frank McEnulty of California was the nominee for the Reform Party's 2008 Vice-presidential candidate.
final_sentence: Frank McEnulty of California was nominated to be the Reform Party's 2008 vice-presidential candidate.