THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES:

ALLIANCE PARTY:

Rocky de la Fuente (California)

AMERICAN SOLIDARITY PARTY:

Brian Carroll (California)

BREAD AND ROSES PARTY:

Jerry Segal (Maryland)

CONSTITUTION PARTY:

Darrell Castle (Tennessee)
Phil Collins (Illinois)
Scott Copeland (Texas)
Don Grundmann (California)
Colt Hample (Tennessee)
Charles Kraut (Virginia)
Sheila "Samm" Tittle (Virginia)

GREEN PARTY:

Robert Cooke (Texas)
Howie Hawkins (New York)
Matthew McGowan (Mississippi)
Robert Milnes (New Jersey)
Ian Schlakman (Maryland)
Jackie Tate (New York)
Randy Toler (Florida)
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura (California)
Angela Walker (South Carolina)

INDEPENDENCE PARTY:

Brock Pierce (Puerto Rico)

LIBERTARIAN PARTY:

Former Congressman Justin Amash (Michigan)
Aaron Avouris (Michigan)
Blake Ashby (Missouri)
Dan Behrman (Texas)
Spike Cohen (South Carolina)
T.J. "Wolfman" Elgin (Connecticut)
Antonio Gagnon (Michigan)
Jacob Hornberger (Virginia)
Zoltan Istvan (California)
Adam Kokesh (Indiana)
Seymour Lee (Texas)
Beau Lindsey (Tennessee)
Lars Mapstead (California)
Robert Milnes (New Jersey)
Darryl Perry (New Hampshire)
John Phillips (Illinois)
Larry Sharpe (New York)
Vermin Supreme (New Hampshire)
Arvin Vohra (Maryland)

LIFE & LIBERTY PARTY:

J.R. Myers (Montana)

PARTY FOR SOCIALISM & LIBERTATION:

Gloria LaRiva (California)

PROGRESSIVE PARTY:

Candidates Not Yet Identified

PROHIBITION PARTY:

Phil Collins (Illinois)

SOCIALIST PARTY USA:

Elijah Manley (Florida)

SOCIALIST EQUALITY PARTY:

Joseph Kishore (Michigan)

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY:

Alyson Kennedy (Texas)

UNITY PARTY:

Bill Hammons (Colorado)

INDEPENDENT &
WRITE-IN (WI) CANDIDATES:

Terrance Abraham (I-Texas)
Sorinne Ardeleanu (I-California)
David Bardol (WI-California)
Alycia Barnard (I-Florida)
Patrick Beck (WI-New Mexico)
Tamerlane Bey (I-Florida)
Nicholas Biller (I-California)
James Bills (I-Texas)
Eric "President R19" Boddie (I-Georgia)
Eric Bolin (I-Wisconsin)
Kelvin Brewton (I-Georgia)
John "Coach Bru"Brubaker (I-Maine)
Willita Bush (I-Missouri)
Amber Byers (I-Michigan)
Joseph "Jojo" Camp (I-Colorado)
Todd Cella (WI-Utah)
Robert Chapman (WI-Texas)
Diana Chika (I-Florida)
Andrew "Heartdoc" Chung (I-Georgia)
Michael Clark (I-Tennessee)
Amber Coker (WI-Tennessee)
Don Cordell (I-California)
Vincent Cordova Jr. (I-Nevada)
Brian Cox (I-Nevada)
Kita Cutler (I-California)
John Daly (I-Colorado)
Irina D'Amato (I-California)
Khistina Deann (I-Texas)
Ernest Deering (I-Alaska)
Sam Dependahl (I-California)
Dennis Diaz (I-Connecticut)
Rico Dukes (American Independent Party-Texas)
Mitchell Ebata (I-Wisconsin)
T.J. Elgin (I-Connecticut)
Phillip Emerson (I-New York)
William Farms (I-Ohio)
Michael Floyd (I-Florida)
Wenona Gardner (I-Wisconsin)
Sammy Garrit (I-Michigan)
Michael Gaul (Conservative-Georgia)
Davian Gekman (I-New Jersey)
Jennifer Gillis (I-California)
Nick Gray (WI-Michigan)
Matt Guilland (I-Illinois)
Johnny Gwin (I-Alabama)
Antony Handal (I-Texas)
Casey Hardison (I-Wyoming)
Jason Hershey (WI-Washington)
Maximillian Hill (I-New York)
Bradley Horges Jr (WI-Illinois)
Jaha "Jay" Hughes (I-Georgia)
Robert Humphrey (I-Maryland)
Princess Khadijah Jacob-Fambro (I-California)
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (I-Florida)
Mohammad Kabir (American Governance Party-New Jersey)
Andrew Kantor (I-New Jersey)
Raoul Kennedy (I-Nevada)
Bruce Kenneway (WI-Maine)
David Klotzbuecher (I-Florida)
Chad Knight (I-Michigan)
Dan Knight (I-Illinois)
Ryan Kocak (I-Arizona)
William Lambert (I-Tennessee)
John Manda III (I-Arizona)
Paul Manion (I-Michigan)
Toby Martini (I-Florida)
Mike Martisko (I-Pennsylvania)
James Mauhili III (WI-Pennsylvania)
Phil McCraken (I-Arizona)
Robin Mitchell (I-Colorado)
Ian Netupsky (I-North Carolina)
Scott Palmer (WI-Indiana)
Nicholas Parham (I-Louisiana)
Craig Paxson (I-Tennessee)
Pamela M. Pinkney Butts (I-Ohio)
Matthew Pinnavaia (I-California)
Alander Pulliam (I-California)
Peter Quaglia (I-Pennsylvania)
Eliud Resendez (I-Texas)
Tina Rose (I-Indiana)
Marc Rosenkrans (I-Hawaii)
Juan Rullan (WI-Puerto Rico)
Ahmad Saide (I-Florida)
Brent Schoenfelder (WI-New Jersey)
Peter Sharma (WI-New Mexico)
Kritie Shaver (I-Missouri)
Silvia Staff (I-Florida)
Barbara Stone (People's Party-Florida)
Baronisha Strickland (Human Rights Party-California)
Aaron Taylor (National Socialist Movement-Florida)
Dennis Torii (I-Florida)
Robert Tuxhorn (I-Oregon)
Josh Usera (I-South Dakota)
Arthur Van Houten (WI-Ohio)
Larry Vabpool (WI-Illinois)
Sexy Vegan (WI-California)
Naresh Vissa (I-Florida)
Vince Wallace (I-Texas)
La'Rasha Washington (I-Texas)
Michael Zayas (WI-New York)

OTHER P2020 RESOURCES:

C-SPAN: Road to the White House - Information, links and some streaming video events from one of the nation's leading sources of raw political television coverage. Covers the various likely Presidential candidates. Constantly updated.

Ballot Access News - This respected publication -- founded in 1985 by Libertarian activist Richard Winger -- tracks the attempts of third party and independent candidates for various offices to secure ballot access in the 50 states. The site also tracks changes in the law, court challenges and other interesting tidbits of third party news you usually won't find elsewhere. Use this page to stay current on which third party and independent candidates will and won't appear on your state's general election ballot.

Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections - Dave Leip prepared this very informative site, which provides historic voting results from the Presidential general elections of 1860-2020. Covers the vote totals for the major party nominees and the top 2-3 third party nominees in each race. Colorful maps and graphs, too.

Commission on Presidential Debates - Established by leaders of the two major parties to ensure that debates remain a permanent part of every general election, this nonprofit and bipartisan organization sponsored all the general election Presidential debates since 1988. Their controversial and restrictive participation rules largely exclude third party candidates (even the major ones) from participating in these nationally televised debates.

4President.org - An online museum of Presidential campaign brochures, bumper stickers and key speches from 1960 through the 2020 campaign. A great site for political junkies.

The Living Room Candidate - The American Museum of the Moving Image presents this great online museum of Presidential campaign TV commercials. The ads, which cover every election since 1952 (Ike vs. Stevenson), are an amazing resource.