Barack
Obama (D-Illinois)
President of the United States
Joe
Biden (D-Delaware)
Vice President of the United States
The White House - Government Site.
BarackObama.com - Official Campaign Site.
The White House: Office of First Lady Michelle Obama - Government Site.
Facebook.com/BarackObama - Official Facebook Page
Twitter.com/BarackObama - Official Twitter Page.
Former US House Speaker Newt Gingrich (Georgia)
Campaign Site: Newt.org
Facebook Site: Facebook.com/NewtGingrich
Twitter Site: Twitter.com/NewtGingrich
Congressman Ron Paul (Texas)
Campaign Site: Ron Paul 2012
Government Site: Office of Congressman Ron Paul
Political Site: Campaign for Liberty
Official Site: RonPaul.org
Facebook Site: Facebook.com/RonPaul
Twitter Site: Twitter.com/RepRonPaul
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (California)
Campaign Site: MittRomney.com
Facebook: Facebook.com/MittRomney
Twitter Site: Twitter.com/MittRomney
Former US Senator Rick Santorum (Pennsylvania)
Campaign Site: RickSantorum.com
Facebook: Facebook.com/RickSantorum
Twitter Site: Twitter.com/RickSantorum
PAC Site: America's Foundation PAC
David Aragon (New Mexico)
George Bailey Jr. (Mississippi)
Ralph Beach (South Carolina)
Karen Bellino (Florida)
Jared Blankenship (Texas)
Robert Brown Jr. (Georgia)
Mark Callahan (Oregon)
James Carroll (Utah)
William Edward Chovil (Washington)
Cesar Cisneros (Arizona)
George Cooper (Wisconsin)
Randy Crow (North Carolina)
Nick Cuevas (California)
L. John Davis Jr. (Colorado)
Timothy T. Day (Texas)
John Dummett Jr. (Kansas)
Craig Ennis (Virginia)
Bob Forthan (Oregon)
Bruce Gidner (Michigan)
Jon Greenspon (Montana)
Christin Griskie (New York)
Jeffrey Harris (Florida)
Harold Heard (Texas)
Brian Hockensmith (Kentucky)
Eugene Hunt Jr. (Michigan)
James Hunt (Georgia)
Gabriel Jimenez (Texas)
R. Kenneth Jones (California)
Tim Kalemkarian (California)
Fred Karger (California)
Richard Kline (Missouri)
Dennis Knill (Arizona)
Erin Magee (Florida)
Joan Frances Mary Malone (District of Columbia)
Mike Manley (Florida)
Andy Martin (Illinois)
Greg Martin (Texas)
Gurley Martin (Kentucky)
R. Benedict Mayers (Illinois)
Jimmy McMillan (New York)
Tom Miller (Minnesota)
Steve Moats (Colorado)
Mike Moloney (California)
Former State Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore (Alabama)
Kevin Nelson (Massacusetts)
Steven Neuenschwander (Washington)
Roger Nichols (Missouri)
Fred Ogin (California)
Philipp Pflughaupt (Missouri)
Alan Phillips (Illinois)
James Prattas (Hawaii)
John Revelis (Wisconsin)
George Rhodes (California)
Charles Rudick II (New York)
Jim Rundberg (Colorado)
Ole Savior (Minnesota)
Jonathon "The Impaler" Sharkey (Florida)
Paul Sims (Missouri)
Keith Singleton (Wisconsin)
Silvia Stagg (New York)
Mike Stollaire (California)
Mosheh Thezion (California)
Sheila "Samm" Tittle (Virginia)
Charles Gordon Vick (Tennessee)
Vern Wuensche (Texas)
Stewart Alexander (California)
Community activist, car salesman, '08 Socialist Party VP nominee..
Kent Mesplay (California)
Biomedical engineer, environmental activist, '04/'08 candidate & '06 US Sen. candidate.
Jim Burns (Nevada)
Ex-State Party Chair.
Jim Duensing (Nevada)
Radio talk show host, attorney.
Roger Gary (Texas)
Marketing executive.
R.J. Harris (Oklahoma)
Law Student, Army veteran, Ron Paul campaign activist & '10 US Rep. candidate.
Robert Milnes (New Jersey)
Progressive activist and '08 Presidential candidate.
Carl Person (New York)
Attorney, Army veteran & '06/'10 NY Attorney General candidate.
Wayne Allyn Root (Nevada)
Sports handicapper, author, TV show host, '08 VP nominee and '08 Presidential candidate.
R. Lee Wrights (Texas)
Writer, website publisher and libertarian activist.
Rev. Lowell "Jack" Fellure (West Virginia)
Presidential Nominee
Rev. Toby Davis (Mississippi)
Vice Presidential Nominee
Stewart Alexander (California)
Community activist, car salesman, '08 VP nominee.
(listed alphabetically)
Dorothy "Doc" Adams (Independent-Texas)
Jeff Barea (Independent-Texas)
Andre Barnett (Independent-New York)
Tiffany Renee Briscoe (Write In-Maryland)
Whence Brown (Independent-Washington)
Darryl Bryant (Write In-Georgia)
Robert "Naked Cowboy" Burck (Independent-New York)
Lester Byerley Jr. (Tea-New Jersey)
President Emperor Caesar (Independent-Florida)
Jerry Carroll (Independent-California)
Joseph Charles (Independent-Texas)
Paul Chehade (Independent-Florida)
Liza Dawn Cherricks (Independent-Delaware)
Richard Clark (Independent-Maryland)
Douglas Clement (Independent-Missouri)
Floyd Conover (Independent-Tennessee)
James Cooper (Michigan)
Don Cordell (Write In-California)
Sanford Cramer III (Independent-California)
Ken Cross (New Populist Party-Arkansas)
Christopher Dardzinski (Write In-Michigan)
Fred Donald Dickson Jr. (Write In-Maryland)
Michael Doname (Independent-New York)
Michael David Elder (Independent-Texas)
John "Green" Ferguson (Eco Green Party-Texas)
Mark B. Graham (Citizens-West Virginia)
Ken Grammer (Independent-Virginia)
J. Paul Hadd (Write In-Pennsylvania)
Bob Hall (Independent-Illinois)
William Harney (Independent-Florida)
Rutherford Bert Hayes (Independent-Arkansas)
Craig Hermann (Independent-Florida)
RaeDeen Heupel (Independent-Montana)
Thaddaus Hill (Madisonian Federalist-Texas)
Darrell Hillis (Independent-Tennessee)
John Hoelzel Jr. (Independent-Texas)
Samuel Hoff (Independent-Delaware)
Brian Holland (National Socialist Movement-Virginia)
Darrell Hykes (Independent-Georgia)
Ronald D. Jones (Independent-Florida)
Scott Keller (Independent-Florida)
Tollefsen Kristen (Independent-Virginia)
Gott Johan Josephe Lally (Independent-Vermont)
Temperance Alesha Lance-Council (Anti-Hypocrisy-California)
Jerry Lanser (Independent-Colorado)
David Larson (American Independent-California)
Robert Lee (Independent-Virginia)
Brad Lefler (Independent-Ohio)
Michael "Lev" Levinson (Independent-Florida)
Sophia the Logos (Independent-Virginia)
Ed Maddox (Independent-South Dakota)
James McCall (Independent-Ohio)
Richard McCormick (Kis-Washington)
Ron McCune (Independent-Florida)
David McFadden (Independent-Ohio)
Albert Morzuch (Independent-Florida)
Bill Nees (Write In-Georgia)
John Parmele Jr. (Independent-Virginia)
Mark Pimentel (Independent-Florida)
Matthew David Pinnavaia (Independent-California)
Samuel "Uncle Sam" Powell (Independent-District of Columbia)
Rajesh Raghavan (Independent-Maryland)
Luis Ramos Jr. (Write In-New York)
Jill Reed (Twelve Visions-Nevada)
Rich Reed (Independent-Kansas)
John Karl Reiman (Independent-California)
"Mad Max" Riekse (Citizens-Michigan)
Billy Roper (Nationalist-Arkansas)
Paul Rosenberger (Independent-California)
Dan Rozelle (Independent-Indiana)
Donald Sauter (Independent-Delaware)
Francis Savarirayan (Independent-Illinois)
"Average Joe" Schriner (Independent-Ohio)
Larry Schuetter (United Third Party-California)
Stephen Shadden (Independent-Oklahoma)
William Shaw (Independent-Illinois)
James Dee Shinn (Independent-West Virginia)
Matt Snyder (Independent-Arizona)
David Jon Sponheim (America's Third Party-Washington)
Tom Stevens (Objectivist-New York)
Vincent Stieber Jr. (Ohio)
Charles Tolbert (Independent-Florida)
Donald Trump (Independent-New York)
Anthony Tubbs (Independent-Louisiana)
Douglas "Dutch" Van Raam (Independent-Arizona)
Former Governor Jesse Ventura (Independent-Minnesota)
Da Vid (Light Party-California)
George Washington Williams (Independent-Ohio)
Andrew Wildman (Independent-Louisiana)
Jerry Wilson (Write In-Tennessee)
Michael "Doc" Witort (Independent-Illinois)
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