The Green Papers
2008 Political Parties
Parties Grouped by Classification


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The Classification of Political parties listed on TheGreenPapers.com.

  1. Major Parties (those parties which received electoral votes through winning a plurality of a state's [or the District of Columbia's] popular vote in any presidential election between 1976 and 2004)
    1. Democrats and affiliates
    2. Republicans and affiliates
  2. Third Parties
    1. Major Third Parties and affiliates (any Party, other than the Democrats and the Republicans, receiving a minimum of 2/10ths of 1 percent of the nationwide popular vote in any presidential election between 1976 and 2004 and which fielded candidates in the previous presidential election [2004] are hereby defined as "Major third parties" for the purposes of "The Green Papers" website. Excluded from this are non-party Independent bids for President which received at least 0.2% of the nationwide popular vote. See Criteria for including Major Third Parties.)
    2. Other Third Parties (i.e., not a Major Third Party)
  3. Independents (covering Unaffiliated, Nonpartisan and all the other synonyms/euphemisms for Independent)
  4. Write-in/Scattered/otherwise not readily classifiable
 
    

Conservative
Conservative Based in New York

Incumbents, candidates, and links to state affiliates
27 Candidates


 
StatePartyCandidate or LinkOffice
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New YorkConservativeWilliam E. Britt, Jr.Candidate for House CD 7
ConservativeJames R. "Jim" BuhrmasterCandidate for House CD 21
ConservativeTimothy J. "Tim" CochraneCandidate for House CD 13
ConservativeDavid W. CrimmenCandidate for House CD 28
ConservativeAlfred F. DonohueCandidate for House CD 9
ConservativeRobert GoodmanCandidate for House CD 17
ConservativeCartrell GoreCandidate for House CD 11
ConservativeSalvatore GrupicoCandidate for House CD 10
ConservativeRichard L. HannaCandidate for House CD 24
ConservativeCongressman Peter T. "Pete" KingCandidate for House CD 3
ConservativeCongressman John R. "Randy" Kuhl, Jr.Candidate for House CD 29
ConservativeKieran Michael LalorCandidate for House CD 19
ConservativeChristopher J. "Chris" LeeCandidate for House CD 26
ConservativeGrace LinCandidate for House CD 8
ConservativeMineola Mayor Jack M. MartinsCandidate for House CD 4
ConservativeSenator John Sidney McCain, IIICandidate for President
ConservativeCongressman John M. McHughCandidate for House CD 23
ConservativeAli MohamedCandidate for House CD 16
ConservativeGeorge K. PhillipsCandidate for House CD 22
ConservativeGonzalo Manalo "Jun" PolicarpioCandidate for House CD 5
ConservativeAllan E. RomagueraCandidate for House CD 12
ConservativeJim C. RussellCandidate for House CD 18
ConservativeHarold W. "Budd" SchroederCandidate for House CD 27
ConservativeFrank J. StalzerCandidate for House CD 2
ConservativeDale A. SweetlandCandidate for House CD 25
ConservativeAlexander F. "Sandy" TreadwellCandidate for House CD 20
ConservativeLee M. ZeldinCandidate for House CD 1
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Wyoming  
 

Parties are listed as (party) where either it has been reported that a given candidacy is affiliated with a given Party but said affiliation does not appear on the ballot or 'The Green Papers' does not have independent confirmation from an election authority that the given Party has its own separate line on the ballot.

 


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