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was given the vice presidential nomination without opposition. Bayes resigned as the nominee, accusing some party activists of sabotaging his run because they opposed his views. Another telephone conference call was held, during which Gammon was given the presidential nomination and
Collins was given the vice presidential nomination. However, Gammon withdrew from the nomination in August 2019 due to health problems, and another telephone conference was held that selected Collins for the presidential nomination and Billy Joe Parker for the vice presidential nomination. In 2024, the party nominated businessman Michael Wood for President, and John Pietrowski for Vice President.
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Republican, Democratic, Greenback, and Prohibition parties and only the Prohibition Party accepted. At the Woman's Christian Temperance Union's 1884 national convention in St. Louis the organization voted 195 to 48 in favor of supporting the Prohibition
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Prohibition banner in Louisiana. Dodge ran under the name of the historic Prohibition Party in Colorado, while the Concerns of People Party allowed Amondson to run on its line against Dodge. Amondson received 1,944 votes, nationwide, while Dodge garnered 140.
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presidential ticket, but the organizations were unable to agree to a platform. The People's Party would later fuse with the Democratic Party in the 1896 presidential election.
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allowing the dispute over the Pennock funds to finally be resolved in 2014. The party is reported as having only "three dozen fee-paying members".
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parties, but it failed; the Progressives did not nominate a presidential candidate and later disbanded.
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was called for February 22, 1872, to nominate a presidential and vice presidential candidate. Chairman
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The Prohibition Party experienced a schism in 2003, as the party's prior presidential candidate,
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3837:(June 2020). "Prohibition Platform incorporates a Consistent Life Ethic".
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those who attended full delegate rights. Former anti-slavery activist
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5070:"Prohibition Party Chooses National 2024 Ticket | Ballot Access News"
4467:"Guide to the Microfilm Edition of Temperance and Prohibition Papers"
3796:"There's a Prohibition Party candidate running for president in 2016"
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Prohibition of all non-medicinal drugs, including alcohol and tobacco
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5365:. New York: The National Temperance Society and Publication House.
4722:"Internal Prohibition Party Battle Has Court Hearing on January 16"
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Recognition of the contributions of immigrants to the United States
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330:, equal pay, and an income tax. The platform of the party today is
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The War on Alcohol: Prohibition and the Rise of the American State
4044:"Brief history of prohibition and of the prohibition reform party"
3382:(1868–1949), member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
3329:(1852–1926), member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
3313:(1862–1944), member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
1803:
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684:, but an attempt to make his nomination unanimous was defeated by
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5271:". National Women's Hall of Fame. Retrieved on November 18, 2014.
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1962:
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Partisan prophets; a history of the Prohibition Party, 1854–1972
5247:
Willard, Frances Elizabeth; Livermore, Mary Ashton Rice (1893).
3419:
Opposition to attempts to remove religion from the public square
3363:, Chairman of the Prohibition Party (1900–05) and member of the
3173:(1860–1923), Kentucky state chair; secretary, national committee
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2403:
2516:
2333:
834:
Prohibition ballot access during the 2016 presidential election
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5023:"Prohibition Party Nominates New Ticket, Selects New Chairman"
4918:"Prohibition Party Nominates New Ticket, Selects New Chairman"
1532:
1279:
754:
rather than running a Prohibition candidate and risk allowing
5472:
Battling demon rum: The struggle for a dry America, 1800–1933
4094:. Funk & Wagnalls. p. 1118 – via Google Books.
3502:
820:
States of residence of every Prohibition presidential nominee
139:
6295:
4774:"Prohibition Party Now to Receive Full Pennock Trust Income"
4135:
The Evolution of Prohibition in the United States of America
4066:
The Evolution of Prohibition in the United States of America
3732:
19th-century newspapers that supported the Prohibition Party
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remained reformed into the Union Reform Party and supported
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143:
5417:. Vol. 1–5. Westerville, OH: American Issue Pub. Co.
407:, Daniel Wilkins, Julius A. Spencer, John N. Stearns, and
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being the last time the party received over 10,000 votes.
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State and local political parties (without national body)
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were proposed as presidential nominees while Henry Fish,
135:
4843:"Prohibition Party Now a Qualified Party in Mississippi"
634:
took 1.5% and third place in the national popular vote.
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that includes a right to use arms for defense and sport
3279:, member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
3269:, member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
3237:, member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
3217:, member of the Illinois House of Representatives from
378:
National Prohibition Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1892
5045:"United States Elections Results: President - General"
522:
In 1879, Frances Willard became the president of the
5240:
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895:
Prohibition Party National Conventions and Campaigns
494:
In 1876, the organization's name was changed to the
7934:
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
5084:"Jos. E. Anderson, Ex-Legislator, Dies in Hospital"
4518:from the original on December 17, 2019 – via
4276:from the original on December 18, 2019 – via
4196:from the original on December 20, 2019 – via
4170:from the original on December 16, 2019 – via
3893:from the original on December 15, 2019 – via
3323:, first female mayor in the United States (1887–88)
609:as vice president. The Prohibition party ticket of
585:in Chicago and St. Louis in an attempt to create a
5469:
4441:"In California Votes For Merger With Nationalists"
3570:Use of human rights considerations in determining
3471:Second Amendment to the United States Constitution
707:, which was created by pro-war defectors from the
581:, National Reform Party, and the remainder of the
8369:Christian democratic parties in the United States
718:Party flag from the beginning of the 20th century
626:, while the official Prohibition Party ticket of
526:and although it had remained non-partisan in the
8350:
5246:
4876:"Politics1 – Director of U.S. Political Parties"
4451:from the original on March 22, 2020 – via
4357:from the original on March 19, 2020 – via
3159:supporting the temperance movement, January 1846
362:, and a woman's right to choice, thus making it
7059:List of political parties in the United States
5037:
3748:List of political parties in the United States
3416:Support for voluntary prayer in public schools
742:some members of the party, including Chairman
653:Congresses (1915–21) as the representative of
8409:Temperance organizations in the United States
7919:Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
7791:
7033:
6281:
5567:
5362:Is There a Necessity for a Prohibition Party?
4963:"Prohibition Party Nominates National Ticket"
3454:Prohibition on gambling and abolition of all
3211:, mayor of Portland, Maine (1851–52; 1855–56)
845:In 2015, the party rejoined the board of the
5415:Standard encyclopedia of the alcohol problem
5253:(Public domain ed.). Moulton. pp.
4641:. Creative Loafing Charlotte. Archived from
3833:
3558:Opposition to military action that violates
5412:
4886:
4131:
4062:
790:In 1977, the party changed its name to the
389:International Organisation of Good Templars
7981:Medicinal Liquor Prescriptions Act of 1933
7798:
7784:
7040:
7026:
6288:
6274:
5574:
5560:
5512:
4479:
4318:
3744:(New York branch of the Prohibition Party)
3555:Eliminating conscription in times of peace
696:in an attempt to fuse the Prohibition and
411:was created to organize a national party.
247:
40:
8374:Conservative parties in the United States
4237:
3827:
3538:Job training programs paid for by tariffs
3155:The Drunkard's Progress: A lithograph by
873:
8364:1869 establishments in the United States
6297:Social conservatism in the United States
6257:Temperance movement in the United States
5391:
5112:"Prohibitionists Historical Vote Record"
4724:. Ballot Access News. January 15, 2007.
3542:
3535:Free college education for all Americans
3150:
859:
713:
513:
373:
7805:
6401:Friendly separation of church and state
5520:Prohibition Partisan Historical Society
5413:Cherrington, Ernest Hurst, ed. (1930).
4915:
4892:
4831:from the original on December 21, 2019.
4754:from the original on September 23, 2015
4564:"National Affairs: In Cadle Tabernacle"
4041:
3305:California's 9th congressional district
655:California's 9th congressional district
8384:Political parties in the United States
8351:
7190:Green Mountain Peace and Justice Party
7050:political parties in the United States
6960:LGBT conservatism in the United States
6868:National Center on Sexual Exploitation
5467:
5440:
5429:
4930:
4873:
4780:from the original on February 23, 2017
4636:
3481:Prohibition on use of animals in sport
3392:, mayor of Brighton, Alabama (1905–06)
3247:, mayor of Lincoln, Nebraska (1877–79)
8379:Political parties established in 1869
7959:List of dry communities by U.S. state
7779:
7021:
6269:
5581:
5555:
5358:
5261:
5104:
4916:Makeley, Jonathan (August 24, 2019).
4728:from the original on February 2, 2016
4608:"Americana: Time to Toast the Party?"
4210:
4138:. American issue Press. p. 172.
4104:
4090:Bliss, William Dwight Porter (1897).
4089:
4069:. American issue Press. p. 166.
3793:
3789:
3787:
3341:Kentucky's 6th congressional district
847:Coalition for Free and Open Elections
771:during the Roosevelt administration.
8031:Swedish prohibition referendum, 1922
6883:Parents Television and Media Council
5345:from the original on March 11, 2024.
4893:Makeley, Jonathan (April 15, 2019).
4748:"Ballot Access News – March 1, 2006"
4540:. September 10, 1928. Archived from
4534:"National Affairs: Men of Principle"
4031:from the original on March 18, 2020.
4013:from the original on March 18, 2020.
3995:from the original on March 18, 2020.
3977:from the original on March 18, 2020.
3959:from the original on March 18, 2020.
3941:from the original on March 18, 2020.
3871:from the original on March 18, 2020.
3737:Alcohol during and after prohibition
868:
774:
558:, the party's presidential nominee,
296:and the third-longest active party.
286:political party in the United States
16:Political party in the United States
7883:Australian prohibition referendums
7175:Freedom Road Socialist Organization
5222:"Susanna Madora Salter –Kansapedia"
5072:. Ballot Access News. May 10, 2023.
4973:from the original on August 3, 2015
4849:from the original on April 5, 2016.
4417:from the original on March 12, 2020
4383:from the original on March 12, 2020
4092:"The Encyclopedia of Social Reform"
3914:
592:The party suffered a schism at the
332:more progressive on economic issues
13:
8081:Woman's Christian Temperance Union
7879:21st Amendment (U.S. Constitution)
7874:18th Amendment (U.S. Constitution)
7747:Presidential nominating convention
6873:National Organization for Marriage
6249:Woman's Christian Temperance Union
5385:
5352:
5228:from the original on March 4, 2016
5145:Illinois Blue Book 1913–14, p. 408
5122:from the original on March 3, 2016
5003:from the original on June 28, 2017
4614:. November 7, 1977. Archived from
4132:Cherrington, Ernest Hurst (1920).
4063:Cherrington, Ernest Hurst (1920).
3794:Lopez, German (October 28, 2016).
3784:
3485:
3375:Woman's Christian Temperance Union
3355:Woman's Christian Temperance Union
3303:(1911–12) and Representative from
3146:
750:, considered endorsing Republican
562:, was accused of being a possible
524:Woman's Christian Temperance Union
387:In 1868 and 1869, branches of the
14:
8420:
5499:
4943:from the original on June 8, 2015
4637:Pitkin, Ryan (October 13, 2004).
3469:A "strict interpretation" of the
3386:during the 44th General Assembly.
3365:Illinois House of Representatives
3333:during the 44th General Assembly.
3317:during the 41st General Assembly.
3283:during the 35th General Assembly.
3273:during the 46th General Assembly.
3241:during the 45th General Assembly.
3221:during the 35th General Assembly.
669:in 1916; he remained a Democrat.
504:Prohibition Home Protection Party
496:National Prohibition Reform Party
8389:Prohibition in the United States
7737:
7736:
6999:
6955:Factions in the Republican Party
6878:National Right to Life Committee
6241:Prohibition in the United States
4639:"Beyond Bush, Kerry & Nader"
4447:. February 5, 1918. p. 11.
4407:"Prohibitionists Refuse To Fuse"
4166:. September 7, 1916. p. 2.
3889:. December 20, 1893. p. 3.
3716:
3477:Opposition to testing on animals
3428:Opposition to capital punishment
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746:and former presidential nominee
622:and Samuel Nicholson during the
305:Prohibition in the United States
294:third party in the United States
8308:National Prohibition Party (UK)
5671:1971–1979: Charles Wesley Ewing
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4931:Winger, Richard (May 7, 2015).
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4570:. July 18, 1932. Archived from
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4241:Profits, Power, and Prohibition
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3670:1971–1979: Charles Wesley Ewing
3345:Territorial Governor of Montana
2180:Beth Eden Baptist Church Bldg,
8399:Single-issue political parties
8061:Voluntary Committee of Lawyers
8046:Temperance (Scotland) Act 1913
4897:. Independent Political Report
4508:"Prohis Select William Varney"
3945:
3927:
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3875:
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3845:(2). Mercersburg Printing: 4.
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3187:Maine House of Representatives
3030:
2989:
2969:
2886:
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2678:
1:
8338:(2011 documentary miniseries)
7757:Politics of the United States
5445:. National Geographic Books.
4347:"May Select William J. Bryan"
3773:
3493:United States Federal Reserve
3373:, one of the founders of the
692:. Virgil G. Hinshaw wrote to
382:
352:conservative on social issues
260:Politics of the United States
7447:Democratic-Republican (1844)
7275:South Carolina Workers Party
6888:Traditional Values Coalition
5656:1947–1950: Virgil C. Finnell
5641:1908–1924: Virgil G. Hinshaw
5430:Colvin, David Leigh (1926).
5208:Illinois Blue Book 1913–1914
5185:Illinois Blue Book 1913–1914
5170:Illinois Blue Book 1913–1914
5156:Illinois Blue Book 1913–1914
5092:. March 23, 1937. p. 23
4514:. July 13, 1928. p. 1.
4413:. July 17, 1916. p. 2.
4379:. July 22, 1916. p. 1.
3778:
3655:1947–1950: Virgil C. Finnell
3640:1908–1924: Virgil G. Hinshaw
3495:and re-establishment of the
2098:Mark R. Shaw (Massachusetts)
1897:Floyd C. Carrier (Maryland)
1391:Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis
899:
659:U.S. entry into World War I.
292:. It is the oldest existing
7:
8404:Social conservative parties
8292:Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith
7909:American Temperance Society
6828:Concerned Women for America
6823:American Principles Project
5638:1905–1908: Charles R. Jones
4687:Colorado Secretary of State
4353:. May 25, 1916. p. 1.
4292:"Gov. John Pierce St. John"
4272:. May 29, 1896. p. 1.
4238:Rumbarger, John J. (1989).
4192:. June 3, 1888. p. 4.
4186:"The Prohibition Candidate"
3709:
3637:1905–1908: Charles R. Jones
3581:
3396:
2598:Billy Joe Parker (Georgia)
2572:
2569:
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2031:
1981:
1978:
1941:
1938:
1911:
1908:
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1868:
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1828:
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1471:
1468:
1425:
1422:
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1374:
1354:
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1301:
1264:
1261:
1232:Exposition Hall, Pittsburgh
1218:
1215:
1168:
1165:
1115:
1112:
1065:
1062:
1022:
1019:
972:
969:
594:1896 Prohibition convention
532:1880 presidential elections
485:direct election of Senators
479:, John Blackman, Secretary
360:reforming immigration rules
10:
8425:
8319:Scottish Prohibition Party
7205:National Progressive Party
7130:African People's Socialist
5698:2019–present: Randy McNutt
5692:2013–2014: Gregory Seltzer
5662:1953–1955: Lowell H. Coate
5659:1950–1953: Gerald Overholt
5653:1932–1947: Edward E. Blake
5468:Pegram, Thomas R. (1998).
4486:. iUniverse. p. 324.
4480:Richardson, Darcy (2008).
4319:Richardson, Darcy (2008).
4211:Wayne, Tiffany K. (2014).
4160:"John P. St. John Is Gone"
4105:Wayne, Tiffany K. (2014).
3909:Journal of Women's History
3753:Scottish Prohibition Party
3691:2013–2014: Gregory Seltzer
3661:1953–1955: Lowell H. Coate
3658:1950–1953: Gerald Overholt
3652:1932–1947: Edward E. Blake
3434:physician-assisted suicide
2625:Michael Wood (California)
2395:Fairfield Glade, Tennessee
2365:Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania
1485:on a large temporary pier,
909:Convention Site & City
781:1952 presidential election
740:1928 presidential election
722:
709:Socialist Party of America
674:1916 presidential election
624:1900 presidential election
536:1884 presidential election
437:National Prohibition Party
369:
21:Scottish Prohibition Party
18:
8327:
8300:
8089:
7866:
7813:
7729:
7657:States Rights (Dixiecrat)
7374:
7334:
7327:
7122:
7101:
7092:
7065:
7056:
6993:
6927:
6904:American Solidarity Party
6896:
6815:
6409:
6326:Anti-pornography movement
6303:
6235:
6204:
6189:
5705:
5589:
5406:10.1017/S089803061200005X
5394:Journal of Policy History
4496:– via Google Books.
4335:– via Google Books.
4325:. iUniverse. p. 69.
4254:– via Google Books.
4227:– via Google Books.
4217:. ABC-CLIO. p. 255.
4148:– via Google Books.
4121:– via Google Books.
4111:. ABC-CLIO. p. 254.
4079:– via Google Books.
3703:2023–Present: Zack Kusnir
3643:1924–1925: B. E. P. Prugh
3521:Balanced Budget Amendment
3497:Bank of the United States
3301:California State Assembly
2385:
2285:
2257:Warren C. Martin (Kansas)
2250:
2194:
2188:
2148:Nazarene Church Building,
2091:
1890:
1645:
1488:Atlantic City, New Jersey
1456:
1444:
1309:
1223:
985:
918:Vice-Presidential nominee
893:
727:On January 16, 1919, the
255:
237:
232:
218:
204:
190:
176:
162:
122:
96:
76:
58:
48:
39:
30:
7897:Western Australian, 1950
7887:Western Australian, 1925
7250:Socialism and Liberation
6848:Foundation for Moral Law
6376:Parental rights movement
5476:. Chicago: Ivan R. Dee.
4270:The Topeka State Journal
4244:. ABC-CLIO. p. 85.
3768:Temperance organizations
3171:Frances Estill Beauchamp
2639:
2567:Bill Bayes (Mississippi)
2414:Leroy Pletten (Michigan)
1082:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
937:Comstock's Opera House,
792:National Statesman Party
733:1924 national convention
446:
441:Prohibition Reform Party
8272:William Harvey Thompson
8232:The LaMontages brothers
8051:United Kingdom Alliance
7527:National States' Rights
7382:American (Know Nothing)
7230:Progressive Labor Party
7006:Conservatism portal
6838:Family Research Council
5644:1924–1925: B.E.P. Prugh
4709:National Prohibitionist
4665:National Prohibitionist
4377:The Journal and Tribune
3887:Lancaster Intelligencer
3883:"Hon. James Black Dead"
3839:National Prohibitionist
3700:2020–2023: Phil Collins
3697:2019–2020: Randy McNutt
2645:House electoral history
2628:John Pietrowski (Ohio)
1795:Niagara Falls, New York
1792:State Armory Building,
1608:Memorial Hall, Columbus
1439:Memorial Hall, Columbus
509:
451:On December 9, 1871, a
393:temperance organization
98:Political position
64:; 155 years ago
8107:Thomas Holliday Barker
7255:Serve America Movement
7245:Renew America Movement
6197:Law Preservation Party
4689:. 2004. pp. 88–89
4351:The Johnson City Comet
3742:Law Preservation Party
3525:Increased spending on
3442:between any two adults
3357:to endorse that party.
3339:, Representative from
3160:
1654:Hotel LaSalle, Chicago
1318:First Regiment Armory,
1285:Charles Eugene Bentley
874:Presidential campaigns
865:
719:
678:William Jennings Bryan
599:Charles Eugene Bentley
546:, the party nominated
519:
463:, Gerrit Smith, Mayor
379:
8177:Frederic Richard Lees
8071:Wickersham Commission
7939:Bureau of Prohibition
7892:New South Wales, 1928
7853:Russia / Soviet Union
7662:Traditionalist Worker
7342:Democratic-Republican
7280:Social Democrats, USA
7270:Socialist Alternative
6965:Manhattan Declaration
6940:Christian nationalism
6341:Consistent life ethic
5689:2009–2013: Toby Davis
5441:McGirr, Lisa (2016).
5359:Black, James (1876).
4845:. December 11, 2015.
3920:Gillespie, J. David.
3688:2009–2013: Toby Davis
3543:Foreign policy issues
3463:Campaigns to promote
3297:Charles Hiram Randall
3193:Sidney Johnston Catts
3154:
2279:Springfield, Illinois
1135:Indianapolis, Indiana
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7442:Constitutional Union
6381:Prohibition of drugs
6205:National Conventions
5706:Presidential tickets
5695:2014–2019: Rick Knox
5335:"Outline of History"
5224:. KSHS. April 2010.
4999:. November 8, 2016.
4863:. November 14, 2018.
4827:. October 25, 2015.
4776:. October 19, 2014.
4544:on November 21, 2010
4373:"Hanly And Landrith"
3694:2014–2019: Rick Knox
3501:Strict laws against
2655:Number of candidates
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2244:Mandan, North Dakota
2159:Marshall E. Uncapher
2084:Pick Congress Hotel,
2018:Herbert C. Holdridge
1926:Winona Lake, Indiana
1058:Henry Adams Thompson
915:Presidential nominee
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334:in that it supports
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8257:Howard Hyde Russell
8076:Willis–Campbell Act
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7482:Independence (2007)
7477:Independence (1906)
7437:Constitution (1952)
7412:American Vegetarian
7352:National Republican
7195:Legal Marijuana Now
7145:American Solidarity
6935:Christian democracy
6853:Heritage Foundation
6843:Focus on the Family
5680:2003–2005: Don Webb
5339:prohibitionists.org
5116:Prohibitionists.org
4618:on October 22, 2010
4574:on October 27, 2010
4411:The Capital Journal
4049:Library of Congress
3763:Social conservatism
3724:Conservatism portal
3679:2003–2005: Don Webb
3572:most favored nation
3550:non-interventionist
3351:Emily Pitts Stevens
3267:Nicholas L. Johnson
3255:Governor of Indiana
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3197:Governor of Florida
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1512:St. Paul, Minnesota
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566:that would prevent
489:bimetallic currency
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7285:Socialist Equality
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4874:Gunzburger, Ron.
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3585:
3527:public works
3440:civil unions
3400:
3277:James Lamont
3261:James Hedges
2593:Phil Collins
2562:James Hedges
2522:Jack Fellure
2480:(Washington)
2465:Indianapolis
2411:(Washington)
2029:(California)
2021:
1970:(California)
1955:Indianapolis
1898:
1894:(California)
1885:Indianapolis
1826:(California)
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1817:(Tennessee)
1746:Indianapolis
1711:(California)
1635:(California)
1539:Ira Landrith
1396:July 1, 1904
1275:May 28, 1896
1257:Hale Johnson
1201:(California)
1199:John Bidwell
1151:(New Jersey)
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965:John Russell
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386:
344:LGBT+ rights
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110:Center-right
106:
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8336:Prohibition
8167:Norman Kerr
8137:Frank Hamer
8036:Teetotalism
8006:Rum-running
7924:Bathtub gin
7712:Young Lords
7532:Natural Law
7235:Prohibition
7114:Libertarian
6975:Reactionary
6950:Culture war
6833:Eagle Forum
6742:Scarborough
6552:Falwell Jr.
6547:Falwell Sr.
6356:Familialism
6336:Culture war
6101:Bubar Kelly
5683:2005–2009:
5674:1979–2003:
5665:1955–1971:
5647:1925–1932:
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3251:Frank Hanly
3239:Ford County
2985:351 (0.00%)
2432:August 2003
2311:, Minnesota
2309:Minneapolis
2050:Winona Lake
1541:(Tennessee)
1182:Music Hall,
953:James Black
884:Republicans
738:During the
698:Progressive
682:Frank Hanly
672:During the
542:During the
477:James Black
409:James Black
391:, a global
328:bimetallism
320:progressive
117:Center-left
54:Zack Kusnir
8353:Categories
8222:Eliot Ness
8212:Bugs Moran
8011:Rum Patrol
7949:Dry county
7929:Blaine Act
7823:Bangladesh
7815:By country
7687:U.S. Labor
7622:Red Guards
7617:Readjuster
7612:Raza Unida
7557:Opposition
7422:Boston Tea
7347:Federalist
7083:Republican
7076:Democratic
6587:Hostettler
6472:Bozell III
6351:Euthanasia
6320:Gay agenda
6199:(New York)
6114:D. Watkins
5871:A. Watkins
5849:A. Watkins
5676:Earl Dodge
5307:"Platform"
5282:"Platform"
5096:August 23,
3774:References
3675:Earl Dodge
3566:Fair trade
3562:principles
3465:temperance
3423:Pro-choice
2528:Toby Davis
2486:(Michigan)
2438:(Colorado)
2436:Earl Dodge
2336:, Colorado
2254:(Colorado)
2252:Earl Dodge
2198:(Colorado)
2095:(Michigan)
2065:(Michigan)
2059:(Missouri)
2022:(withdrew)
2008:(Illinois)
1995:Camp Mack,
1976:(Illinois)
1906:(Kentucky)
1899:(withdrew)
1866:(Illinois)
1819:(declined)
1815:Alvin York
1811:(New York)
1773:(Illinois)
1695:California
1669:(New York)
1623:(Missouri)
1589:(New York)
1454:(Illinois)
1394:June 29 to
1337:(Illinois)
1287:(Nebraska)
1272:Pittsburgh
1259:(Illinois)
1247:(Maryland)
1163:(Missouri)
1110:(Maryland)
1005:(Kentucky)
967:(Michigan)
799:Earl Dodge
383:Foundation
356:temperance
158:(de facto)
83:Temperance
8187:Sam Maceo
8117:Al Capone
8026:Speakeasy
7991:Moonshine
7954:Dry state
7552:Nullifier
7547:New Union
7542:New Party
7467:Greenback
7457:Free Soil
7215:Marijuana
7160:Communist
7048:National
6752:Schundler
6722:Robertson
6452:Brownback
6410:Advocates
6316:Anti-LGBT
5806:Southgate
5461:902661500
5423:241280199
5371:894214158
4977:August 3,
4901:April 27,
4693:April 28,
4421:March 19,
4387:March 19,
4190:The Times
3851:1549-9251
3779:Citations
3411:Blue laws
3367:(1903–05)
3347:(1866–69)
3307:(1915–21)
3293:(1879–83)
3257:(1905–09)
3231:(1911–15)
3199:(1917–21)
3189:(1939–44)
2965:0 (0.00%)
2595:(Nevada)
2375:(Arizona)
1761:(Georgia)
1537:Rev. Dr.
1528:(Indiana)
1299:(N. Car.)
880:Democrats
711:in 1917.
661:Democrat
431:with the
350:, but is
270:Elections
226:0 / 5,411
212:0 / 1,921
103:Syncretic
7971:Jazz Age
7867:By topic
7582:Populist
7427:Citizens
7225:People's
7155:Citizens
7135:Alliance
6777:Tancredo
6747:Schlafly
6737:Santorum
6727:Robinson
6702:Phillips
6692:Peroutka
6652:McCarthy
6642:Limbaugh
6592:Huckabee
6567:Gingrich
6522:DeSantis
6477:Buchanan
6427:Bachmann
6422:Ashcroft
6182:/ Parker
6144:Amondson
6123:Amondson
6072:/ Martin
6044:Uncapher
5988:Holtwick
5979:Holtwick
5901:Edgerton
5862:Landrith
5794:Levering
5785:Cranfill
5755:St. John
5747:Thompson
5530:Facebook
5492:42790675
5343:Archived
5226:Archived
5120:Archived
5007:July 12,
5001:Archived
4971:Archived
4941:Archived
4847:Archived
4829:Archived
4802:Archived
4784:July 12,
4778:Archived
4752:Archived
4726:Archived
4516:Archived
4449:Archived
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4381:Archived
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4274:Archived
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4029:Archived
4011:Archived
3993:Archived
3975:Archived
3957:Archived
3939:Archived
3891:Archived
3869:Archived
3710:See also
3582:Chairmen
3560:Just War
3529:projects
3397:Platform
3209:Neal Dow
2161:(Kansas)
2129:(Kansas)
1723:(Kansas)
1098:(Kansas)
1046:Neal Dow
756:Al Smith
552:spoiling
465:Neal Dow
324:populist
78:Ideology
50:Chairman
8328:Related
8016:Rum row
7838:Iceland
7833:Finland
7707:Workers
7487:Justice
7200:Liberal
7123:Smaller
6928:Related
6802:Uihlein
6772:Stuckey
6767:Stenzel
6762:Shapiro
6732:Ruzicka
6712:Raichik
6687:Perkins
6672:Parsley
6627:Knowles
6607:Kennedy
6597:Johnson
6572:Gohmert
6542:D'Souza
6537:Donohue
6487:Carlson
6482:Cameron
6462:Boebert
6447:Bennett
6432:Baldwin
6180:Collins
6172:/ Bayes
6157:Fellure
6148:Pletten
6127:Pletten
5975:Hamblen
5953:Johnson
5940:Moorman
5832:Carroll
5828:Swallow
5819:Metcalf
5815:Woolley
5802:Bentley
5798:Johnson
5781:Bidwell
5734:Stewart
5721:Russell
5539:Twitter
4947:June 8,
4622:May 22,
4578:May 22,
4548:May 22,
3253:, 26th
3195:, 22nd
2661:Change
2444:(Texas)
2345:(Maine)
2192:(Maine)
2086:Chicago
1939:103,708
1860:(Mass.)
1845:Chicago
1697:ticket)
1592:188,787
1544:221,302
1495:208,156
1469:254,087
1423:259,102
1420:(Texas)
1352:210,864
1262:131,312
1216:270,879
1213:(Texas)
1166:249,819
1113:147,482
1048:(Maine)
723:Decline
641:to the
471:), and
439:or the
370:History
233:Website
184:0 / 435
170:0 / 100
114:Fiscal:
107:Social:
67: (
59:Founded
8090:People
7828:Canada
7632:Silver
7240:Reform
7220:Pirate
7102:Larger
6816:Groups
6792:Thomas
6787:Greene
6707:Prager
6637:LaHaye
6632:LaHaye
6577:Harris
6562:George
6532:Dobson
6517:DeMint
6502:Colson
6497:Coburn
6492:Carson
6467:Boykin
6457:Bryant
6442:Barton
6437:Bannon
6417:Abbott
6170:Hedges
6135:Lydick
6088:Ormsby
6031:Fisher
6001:Decker
5992:Cooper
5962:Watson
5949:Watson
5936:Babson
5927:Watson
5923:Colvin
5910:Upshaw
5897:Varney
5875:Colvin
5858:Hanley
5845:Chafin
5772:Brooks
5759:Daniel
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3096:0.01%
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2849:0.05%
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2807:0.02%
2786:0.07%
2765:0.06%
2744:0.01%
2723:0.04%
2702:0.11%
2601:4,834
2334:Denver
2201:15,932
2164:13,497
2132:15,123
2117:YWCA,
2101:23,267
2068:46,203
2032:41,937
1979:73,412
1909:74,758
1869:57,925
1829:37,659
1776:81,905
1726:14,394
1683:20,101
1638:55,951
1577:(Ohio)
1466:(Ohio)
1369:(Ohio)
1302:13,968
1063:10,364
1060:(Ohio)
1017:(Ohio)
649:, and
587:fusion
427:, and
346:, and
198:0 / 50
153:
133:
130:
127:
123:Colors
8315:(USA)
7966:Islam
7843:India
7300:Unity
7109:Green
6807:Walsh
6797:Trump
6782:Tatum
6757:Scott
6697:Perry
6667:Palin
6662:Owens
6657:Moore
6612:Keyes
6602:Jones
6582:Helms
6557:Frist
6512:DeLay
6161:Davis
6131:Dodge
6110:Dodge
6097:Dodge
6084:Dodge
6070:Dodge
6061:Dodge
6057:Bubar
5966:Learn
5914:Regan
5888:Brehm
5884:Faris
5730:Smith
5717:Black
4683:(PDF)
3503:usury
2658:Votes
2640:House
2614:39th
2604:0.00
2583:38th
2573:0.00
2570:5,617
2536:0.00
2492:0.00
2450:0.00
2420:0.00
2417:1,944
2381:0.00
2351:0.00
2348:1,298
2320:0.00
2295:0.01
2292:8,002
2263:0.00
2260:4,243
2230:0.01
2227:7,206
2204:0.02
2167:0.02
2135:0.02
2104:0.03
2071:0.07
2035:0.07
1982:0.12
1942:0.21
1912:0.16
1872:0.12
1832:0.08
1779:0.21
1686:0.05
1641:0.19
1595:0.71
1547:1.19
1498:1.38
1472:1.71
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