Former third-party state officeholders since 1900 (by state)

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This page lists former state executives, state legislators, and members of the U.S. Congress who served in office as a member of a political party other than Republican or Democrat from 1900 through January 2018.

The list is organized into separate tabs by state. Click here for this list organized by office, and click here for this list organized by political party.

Note: The party listed below is the party the officeholder was affiliated with when leaving office. All officeholders below were a member of the listed party at some point while they held the seat. For officials who served in multiple offices, only the last office they served in is listed.

## Contents

* 1 Alabama
* 1.1 Congress
* 1.2 State executive officials
* 1.3 State legislators
* 2 Alaska
* 2.1 Congress
* 2.2 State executive officials
* 2.3 State legislators
* 3 Arizona
* 3.1 Congress
* 3.2 State executive officials
* 3.3 State legislators
* 4 Arkansas
* 4.1 Congress
* 4.2 State executive officials
* 4.3 State legislators
* 5 California
* 5.1 Congress
* 5.2 State executive officials
* 5.3 State legislators
* 6 Colorado
* 6.1 Congress
* 6.2 State executive officials
* 6.3 State legislators
* 7 Connecticut
* 7.1 Congress
* 7.2 State executive officials
* 7.3 State legislators
* 8 Delaware
* 8.1 Congress
* 8.2 State executive officials
* 8.3 State legislators
* 9 Florida
* 9.1 Congress
* 9.2 State executive officials
* 9.3 State legislators
* 10 Georgia
* 10.1 Congress
* 10.2 State executive officials
* 10.3 State legislators
* 11 Hawaii
* 11.1 Congress
* 11.2 State executive officials
* 11.3 State legislators
* 12 Idaho
* 12.1 Congress
* 12.2 State executive officials
* 12.3 State legislators
* 13 Illinois
* 13.1 Congress
* 13.2 State executive officials
* 13.3 State legislators
* 14 Indiana
* 14.1 Congress
* 14.2 State executive officials
* 14.3 State legislators
* 15 Iowa
* 15.1 Congress
* 15.2 State executive officials
* 15.3 State legislators
* 16 Kansas
* 16.1 Congress
* 16.2 State executive officials
* 16.3 State legislators
* 17 Kentucky
* 17.1 Congress
* 17.2 State executive officials
* 17.3 State legislators
* 18 Louisiana
* 18.1 Congress
* 18.2 State executive officials
* 18.3 State legislators
* 19 Maine
* 19.1 Congress
* 19.2 State executive officials
* 19.3 State legislators
* 20 Maryland
* 20.1 Congress
* 20.2 State executive officials
* 20.3 State legislators
* 21 Massachusetts
* 21.1 Congress
* 21.2 State executive officials
* 21.3 State legislators
* 22 Michigan
* 22.1 Congress
* 22.2 State executive officials
* 22.3 State legislators
* 23 Minnesota
* 23.1 Congress
* 23.2 State executive officials
* 23.3 State legislators
* 24 Mississippi
* 24.1 Congress
* 24.2 State executive officials
* 24.3 State legislators
* 25 Missouri
* 25.1 Congress
* 25.2 State executive officials
* 25.3 State legislators
* 26 Montana
* 26.1 Congress
* 26.2 State executive officials
* 26.3 State legislators
* 27 Nebraska
* 27.1 Congress
* 27.2 State executive officials
* 27.3 State legislators
* 28 Nevada
* 28.1 Congress
* 28.2 State executive officials
* 28.3 State legislators
* 29 New Hampshire
* 29.1 Congress
* 29.2 State executive officials
* 29.3 State legislators
* 30 New Jersey
* 30.1 Congress
* 30.2 State executive officials
* 30.3 State legislators
* 31 New Mexico
* 31.1 Congress
* 31.2 State executive officials
* 31.3 State legislators
* 32 New York
* 32.1 Congress
* 32.2 State executive officials
* 32.3 State legislators
* 33 North Carolina
* 33.1 Congress
* 33.2 State executive officials
* 33.3 State legislators
* 34 North Dakota
* 34.1 Congress
* 34.2 State executive officials
* 34.3 State legislators
* 35 Ohio
* 35.1 Congress
* 35.2 State executive officials
* 35.3 State legislators
* 36 Oklahoma
* 36.1 Congress
* 36.2 State executive officials
* 36.3 State legislators
* 37 Oregon
* 37.1 Congress
* 37.2 State executive officials
* 37.3 State legislators
* 38 Pennsylvania
* 38.1 Congress
* 38.2 State executive officials
* 38.3 State legislators
* 39 Rhode Island
* 39.1 Congress
* 39.2 State executive officials
* 39.3 State legislators
* 40 South Carolina
* 40.1 Congress
* 40.2 State executive officials
* 40.3 State legislators
* 41 South Dakota
* 41.1 Congress
* 41.2 State executive officials
* 41.3 State legislators
* 42 Tennessee
* 42.1 Congress
* 42.2 State executive officials
* 42.3 State legislators
* 43 Texas
* 43.1 Congress
* 43.2 State executive officials
* 43.3 State legislators
* 44 Utah
* 44.1 Congress
* 44.2 State executive officials
* 44.3 State legislators
* 45 Vermont
* 45.1 Congress
* 45.2 State executive officials
* 45.3 State legislators
* 46 Virginia
* 46.1 Congress
* 46.2 State executive officials
* 46.3 State legislators
* 47 Washington
* 47.1 Congress
* 47.2 State executive officials
* 47.3 State legislators
* 48 West Virginia
* 48.1 Congress
* 48.2 State executive officials
* 48.3 State legislators
* 49 Wisconsin
* 49.1 Congress
* 49.2 State executive officials
* 49.3 State legislators
* 50 Wyoming
* 50.1 Congress
* 50.2 State executive officials
* 50.3 State legislators
* 50.4 See also

# Alabama[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Alaska[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Jack Coghill| Alaskan Independence Party| Lieutenant Governor of Alaska| December 3, 1990 – December 5, 1994
Wally Hickel| Republican| Governor of Alaska| December 3, 1990 – December 5, 1994

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Andre Marrou| Libertarian| Alaska House of Representatives| 1985 – 1987
Carl Moses| Democratic| Alaska House of Representatives| 1993 - 2006
Edward C. Willis| Independent| Alaska House of Representatives| 1993 - 1996
Frank R. Ferguson| No Party| Alaska House of Representatives| 1971 – 1975
James H. Huntington| Independent| Alaska House of Representatives| 1975 – 1976
Jay S. Hammond| Republican| Alaska Governor| 1974-1982
Judith E. Salo| Independent Democrat| Alaska State Senate| 1993 - 1996
Kenneth J. Fanning| Libertarian| Alaska House of Representatives| 1981 - 1982
Richard L. Randolph| Libertarian| Alaska House of Representatives| 1979 - 1982
Robert I. Ditman| Democratic| Alaska House of Representatives| 1961 - 1967

# Arizona[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Nicholas Fontana| Independent| Arizona House of Representatives District 29| 2012-2013
Sylvia Laughter| Independent| Arizona House of Representatives| 1999 – 2004

# Arkansas[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# California[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Franck R. Havenner| Democratic| U.S. House, California| January 3, 1945 – January 3, 1953
William Kent| Independent| U.S. House, California| March 4, 1911 – March 3, 1917
William Stephens| Progressive| U.S. House, California| March 4, 1911 – July 22, 1916

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Hiram Johnson| Progressive| Governor of California| 1911 – March 15, 1917
John Morton Eshleman| Progressive| Lieutenant Governor of California| January 15, 1915 – February 28, 1916

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Audie Bock| Independent| California State Senate, District 10|

# Colorado[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Henry Moore Teller| Democratic| U.S. Senate, Colorado| March 4, 1885 – March 3, 1909
John Calhoun Bell| Populist| U.S. House, Colorado| March 4, 1893 – March 3, 1903
John F. Shafroth| Democratic| U.S. House, Colorado| March 4, 1913 – March 3, 1919

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Francis Patrick Carney| Populist| Lieutenant Governor of Colorado| 1899 – 1901

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Alonzo H. Davis| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1905 – 1906
Arthur C. Bartels| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
Austin Blakey| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 16| 1911 – 1914
Blair Burwell| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
C. F. Wilkin| Republican| Colorado State Senate District 10| 1915 – 1918
C. M. Hammond| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
Charles B. Ward| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 5| 1901 – 1904
Charles G. Pitschke| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Charles Myers "Bud" Edmonds| Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1967-1974
Charles Silvey Sprague| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Charles T. Philp| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
Charles W. Judkins| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1911 – 1912
Clark W. Roe| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 15| 1899 – 1902
Cornelius Cunningham| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
E. K. Packard| Nonpartisan| Colorado House of Representatives| 1909 – 1910
Elbert Greenman| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1909 – 1910
Elias Milton Ammons| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 3| 1899 – 1902
Emmett A. Bromley| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1905 – 1906
Evangeline Heartz| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1915 – 1918
Everett Bell| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
Francis M. Weiland| Republican| Colorado State Senate District 23| 1913 – 1916
Frank A. Caley| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Frank Madden| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Franklin Eugene Carringer| Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 8| 1909 – 1912
Fred W. Parks| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate| 1905 – 1908
Frederick A. Meredith| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Frederick S. "Fred" Bolsinger| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1905 – 1908
G. M. Ohler| Nonpartisan| Colorado House of Representatives| 1909 – 1910
George M. (Teller) Hollenbeck| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1911 – 1912
H.S. Tomkins| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1903 – 1904
Harry E. Insley| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Henry C. Bolsinger| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1915 – 1916
Henry L. Roberts| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 12| 1901 – 1904
Henry Paul| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1903 – 1904
James C. Evans| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 10| 1895 – 1901
James Dilts| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1921-1922
James Platt| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
John A. Rush| Republican| Colorado State Senate District 1| 1901-1904
John H. Crowley| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 23| 1905 – 1914
John J. Bradley| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
John J. Harris| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 19| 1905 – 1908
John Kennedy| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 18| 1903 – 1910
John W. Helbig| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1909-1910
Kathleen Curry| Nonpartisan| Colorado House of Representatives District 61| 2005-2011
L. A. Hollenbeck| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1911 – 1912
Lee A. Tanquary| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 27| 1899 – 1902
Leroy J. Williams| Republican| Colorado State Senate District 26| 1913 – 1916
Matthew M. Smith| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1904
Max Morris| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1899 – 1904
Reginald L. Howard| Nonpartisan| Colorado House of Representatives| 1963 – 1964
Roderick A. Chisholm| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Samuel V. C. Newell| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 4| 1899 – 1904
Stephen R. Fitzgarrald| Populist| Colorado State Senate District| 1909 – 1914
Sylvester W. Packer| Nonpartisan| Colorado House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
T.B. Manion| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Theodore H. Thomas| Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1905-1906
Thomas H. Stratton| Populist| Colorado State Senate District 28| 1897 – 1902
Thomas M. Raney| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Warren M. Persons| Nonpartisan| Colorado House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
Webster "Web" Ballinger| Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 20| 1903 – 1906
Wilbur F. Cannon| Teller Silver Republican| Colorado House of Representatives| 1905 – 1908
William A. Hill| Silver Republican| Colorado State Senate District 12| 1903 – 1906
Winters Morrell| Populist| Colorado House of Representatives| 1907 – 1908

# Connecticut[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Eunice S. Groark| A Connecticut Party| Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut| January 9, 1991 – January 4, 1995
Lowell Weicker| A Connecticut Party| Governor of Connecticut| January 9, 1991 – 1995

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Albert E. Eccles| Socialist| Connecticut State Senate| 1935 – 1936
Annie Follett Jorgensen| Independent| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1955 – 1956
Audubon J. Secor| Separatist| Connecticut State Senate| 1939 – 1940
Cady R. Morse| Progressive| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
Charles A. Glazier| Independent| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1915 – 1916
Chester C. Hamilton| Progressive| Connecticut House of Representatives|
Cornelius A. Moylan| Socialist| Connecticut State Senate| 1939 – 1940
Dwight Brinton| Progressive-Republican| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
George R. Smith| Gold Democrat| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Grace I. Edwards| Independent| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1921 – 1922
Guido LaGrotta| Independent| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1959 – 1972
Harry Rider| Progressive-Republican| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
Irving E. Stone| Independent| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
James H. Hutchins| Republican| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1923 – 1924
James Tait| Socialist| Connecticut State Senate| 1939 – 1940
Jeremiah C. Klinefelter| Progressive| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
John M. Taft| Separatist| Connecticut State Senate| 1935 – 1936
Kirk W. Dyer| Progressive| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
Prescott H. Woodford| Progressive| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1913 – 1914
William S. Neil| Socialist| Connecticut House of Representatives| 1939 – 1940

# Delaware[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Florida[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Charlie Crist| Democratic| U.S. House, Florida, District 13| January 3, 2017 - Present
Sidney Johnston Catts| Prohibition Party| Governor of Florida| January 2, 1917 – January 4, 1921

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Georgia[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Hawaii[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Idaho[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Office:

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Edgar Wilson| Silver Republican| U.S. House, Idaho| March 4, 1899 – March 3, 1901
Fred Dubois| Democratic| U.S. Senate, Idaho| March 4, 1901 – March 3, 1907
Henry Heitfeld| Populist| U.S. Senate, Idaho| March 4, 1897 – March 3, 1903
Thomas L. Glenn| Populist| U.S. House, Idaho| March 4, 1901 – March 3, 1903

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Illinois[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Charles M. Thomson| Progressive| U.S. House, Illinois| March 4, 1913 – March 3, 1915
Ira C. Copley| Republican| U.S. House, Illinois| March 4, 1911 – March 3, 1923
William H. Hinebaugh| Progressive| U.S. House, Illinois| March 4, 1913 – March 3, 1915

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Indiana[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Iowa[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Kansas[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Office:

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Edwin R. Ridgely| Populist| U.S. House, Kansas| March 4, 1897 – March 3, 1901
William A. Harris| Populist| U.S. Senate, Kansas| March 4, 1897 – March 3, 1903

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Kentucky[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Louisiana[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Whitmell P. Martin| Democratic| U.S. House, Louisiana| March 4, 1915 – April 6, 1929

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Albert Lasseigne| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Alcide Robichaux| Democratic| Louisiana State Senate| 1916 – 1920
C.E. "Peppi" Bruneau, Jr.| Independent| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1976 – 1984
Charles H. Munson| Democratic| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Charles L. Chauvin| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Clay Dugas| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
E.D. Theriot| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
E.L. Simmons| Democratic| Louisiana State Senate| 1916 – 1920
George T. Veeder| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Gus Labarre| Democratic| Louisiana State Senate| 1916 – 1920
Joel Robideaux| Republican| Louisiana House of Representatives District 45| 2004 - 2016
Joseph M. Dyer| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1917
Leon J. Landry| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Louis A. Moresi| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Odon L. Bacque, Jr.| Independent| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1988 – 1992
Percy Saint| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1917
Robert J. Boudreau| Progressive| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1916 – 1920
Stephen L. Gunn| Independent| Louisiana House of Representatives| 1992 – 1996
Vernon Caldwell| Progressive| Louisiana State Senate| 1916 – 1920

# Maine[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Angus King| Independent| U.S. Senate, Maine| January 3, 2013-Present
James B. Longley| Independent| Governor of Maine| January 2, 1975 – January 3, 1979

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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David Slagger| Independent| Governor of Maine|
John Eder| Green Party| Maine House of Representatives District 118| 2003 – 2007
Richard Woodbury| Independent| Maine State Senate, District 11| December 1, 2010-December 4, 2014

# Maryland[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Charles L. Joslin| Independent| Maryland House of Delegates| 1906 - 1908
David P. Smith| Independent| Maryland House of Delegates| 1906 - 1908
E. Henry Covington| Independent| Maryland House of Delegates| 1906 - 1908
Everett McClayton| People's Party| Maryland House of Delegates| 1916 - 1918
Joseph A. Cantrel| Fusion| Maryland House of Delegates| 1935 – 1938
Nutter J. Wimbrow| People's Party| Maryland House of Delegates| 1916 - 1918
Orlando M. Shockley| People's Party| Maryland House of Delegates| 1920 – 1922
Richard Weldon, Jr.| Independent| Maryland House of Delegates| January 8, 2003 - December 17, 2009
Walter M. Magruder| Fusion| Maryland House of Delegates| 1935 – 1938

# Massachusetts[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Michigan[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Roy O. Woodruff| Republican| U.S. House, Michigan| March 4, 1921 – January 3, 1953
William Josiah MacDonald| Progressive| U.S. House, Michigan| August 26, 1913 – March 3, 1915

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Minnesota[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Dean Barkley| | |
Dewey Johnson| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| January 3, 1937 – January 3, 1939
Elmer Austin Benson| Farmer-Laborer| Governor of Minnesota| January 4, 1937 – January 2, 1939
Ernest Lundeen| Farmer Laborite| U.S. Senate, Minnesota| January 3, 1937 – August 31, 1940
Francis Shoemaker| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1933 – January 3, 1935
Harold Hagen| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| January 3, 1943 – January 3, 1955
Henrik Shipstead| Republican| U.S. Senate, Minnesota| March 4, 1923 – January 3, 1947
Henry M. Arens| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1933 – January 3, 1935
Henry Teigan| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| January 3, 1937 – January 3, 1939
John Bernard| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| January 3, 1937 – January 3, 1939
Knud Wefald| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1923 – March 3, 1929
Magnus Johnson| Farmer Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1933 – January 3, 1935
Ole J. Kvale| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1923 – September 11, 1929
Paul John Kvale| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| October 16, 1929 – January 3, 1939
Rich T. Buckler| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| January 3, 1935 – January 3, 1943
William Leighton Carss| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1925/March 3, 1929

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Arne Carlson| Independent Republican| Governor of Minnesota| January 7, 1991 – January 4, 1999
Elmer Austin Benson| Farmer-Laborer| Governor of Minnesota| January 4, 1937 – January 2, 1939
Floyd B. Olson| Farmer-Laborer| Governor of Minnesota| January 6, 1931 – August 22, 1936
Gottfrid Lindsten| Farmer-Laborer| Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota| January 5, 1937 – January 2, 1939
Henry M. Arens| Farmer-Laborite| U.S. House, Minnesota| March 4, 1933 – January 3, 1935
Hjalmar Petersen| Farmer-Laborer| Governor of Minnesota| August 24, 1936 – January 4, 1937
Jesse Ventura| Independence Party| Governor of Minnesota| January 8, 1999 - January 6, 2003
Konrad K. Solberg| Farmer-Laborer| Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota| January 3, 1933 – January 8, 1935
Mae Schunk| Reform Party| Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota| January 4, 1999 - January 6, 2003

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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A. M. Schroeder| Independent| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1903 – 1904
Anton V. Anderson| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1915 - 1918
Bob B. Lessard| Independence| Minnesota State Senate District 3| 1977 – 2002
Charles A. Berg| Republican| Minnesota State Senate| 1981 - 2002
Christen L. Sulerud| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1909 - 1912
Emil Julius Meilicke| Populist| Minnesota State Senate| 1899 – 1902
Engebret E. Lobeck| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1907 - 1910
George H. Voxland| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1911 - 1914
George W. Higgins| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1907 - 1908
Henry F. Plowman| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
Herman Hillmond| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1901-1902
James Cumming| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1917 – 1918
John E. Oppegaard| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Nels S. Hillman| Public Ownership| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1911 – 1914
Ole Nelson Grue| Populist| Minnesota State Senate| 1899 – 1902
Ole O. Sageng| Populist| Minnesota State Senate| 1951 – 1954
Oscar Daggett| People's-Democratic| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1899 – 1902
Peder M. Henricks| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Rufus P. Morton| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1911 - 1912
Samuel D. Rider| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902
Saxe J. Froshaug| Prohibition| Minnesota State Senate| 1911 - 1914
Sheila M. Kiscaden| Independence| Minnesota State Senate District 30| 1993 – 2006
Sylvanus A. Stockwell| Democratic-Populist| Minnesota State Senate| 1899 – 1902
Thomas Elwood Noble| Prohibition| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1907 - 1910
William R. Mahood| Populist| Minnesota House of Representatives| 1901 – 1902

# Mississippi[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Missouri[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Montana[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Caldwell Edwards| Populist| U.S. House, Montana| March 4, 1901 – March 3, 1903

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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James H. Calderhead| Populist| Montana Auditor| January 7, 1901 – January 2, 1905
Robert Burns Smith| Democratic-Populist| Governor of Montana| January 4, 1897 – January 7, 1901
Thomas S. Hogan| Populist| Secretary of State of Montana| January 1897 – January 1901

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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A.L. Jordan| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
A.T. Larsen| Farmer-Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5, 1925 - March 9, 1925
Alex Mackel| Socialist| Montana House of Representatives| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
Barney Ferry| Populist| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
C.E. Taylor| Socialist| Montana House of Representatives| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
C.H. Connor| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Charles A. Searles| Independent| Montana House of Representatives| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
Charles Dempster| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
Charles E. Carriher| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
Charles E. Taylor| Farmer-Labor| Montana State Senate| January 7, 1929 - March 13, 1929
Charles Geyman| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
Charles Lannin| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 – March 2, 1905
Charles MacRae| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
E.E. Jordan| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
F.A. Carnal| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
F.J. Pelletier| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
F.S. Sanden| Populist| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
F.B. Axtell| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
Fred Gagner| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
Fred Hanson| Independent| Montana House of Representatives| January 3, 1921 - March 5, 1921, March 5 - 22, 1921
Fred J. Pelletier| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
Fred S. Sanden| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
George A. Blair| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
Guy W. Stapleton| Fusion Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
H.C. Crippen| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
H.T. Mayfield| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
Harry A. Vagg| Progressive| Montana State Senate| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
Harry Lewney| Populist| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Henry Thien| Independent| Montana State Senate| January 7, 1935 - March 11, 1935
J.B. Annin| Progressive| Montana State Senate| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
J.B. Henley| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
J.E. McDonnell| Independent Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
J.J. Quinn| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
J.M. Boardman| Progressive| Montana State Senate| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
J.M. Madden| Independent Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
James H. Lynch| Anti-Trust Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
James T. Sparling| Farmer-Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 3, 1925 - March 5, 1927
Jerry Connolly| Populist| Montana State Senate| January 7 - March 7, 1901
John A. Davis| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
John Collins| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
John Davidson| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
John MacGinniss| Anti-Trust Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
John Morrissey| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
John Oliver| Progressive| Montana State Senate| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
John R. Toole| Independent Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
John S. Murphy| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
Joseph H. Schwend| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
Joseph Pope| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
Joseph Shannon| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
L.A. Bechtel| Socialist| Montana House of Representatives| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
L.B. Taylor| Progressive| Montana State Senate| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
Lawrence Duggan| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
Leon E. Beaudry| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
Louis Lienemann| Fusion Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
M.W. Cramer| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
Martin Dee, Jr.| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Michael Geary| Independent Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
O.G. Willett| Independent| Montana State Senate| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
P.J. Sullivan| Populist| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Pat Mullins| Fusion Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
R.T. Cookingham| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
Rick Jore| Constitution| Montana House of Representatives| 2007-2009
Robert Larson| Farmer-Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 3, 1927 - March 5, 1927
Robert W. Farmer| Fusion Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
S.R. Jensen| Populist| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
S. O'Brien| Fusion Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
T.F. Richardson| Populist| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
T.H. Pendergrass| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Thomas J. Walker| Anti-Trust Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 2 - March 2, 1905
Thomas Kane| Progressive| Montana State Senate| January 4, 1915 - March 7, 1915
Thomas McTague| Independent Democrat| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Tim O'Keefe| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903
W.M. Crawford| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 7 - March 7, 1901
Walter D. Kemmis| Progressive| Montana House of Representatives| January 6, 1913 - March 6, 1913
William F. Whiteley| Labor| Montana House of Representatives| January 5 - March 5, 1903, May 26, 1903, December 1-11, 1903

# Nebraska[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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George W. Norris| Independent| U.S. Senate, Nebraska| March 4, 1913 – July 3, 1943
Roderick Dhu Sutherland| Populist| U.S. House, Nebraska| March 4, 1897 – March 3, 1901
William Ledyard Stark| Populist| U.S. House, Nebraska| March 4, 1897 – March 3, 1903
William Neville| Populist| U.S. House, Nebraska| December 4, 1899 – March 3, 1903
William V. Allen| Populist| U.S. Senate, Nebraska| December 13, 1899 – March 28, 1901

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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William A. Poynter| Populist| Governor of Nebraska| January 5, 1899 – January 3, 1901

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Nevada[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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John P. Jones| Republican| U.S. Senate, Nevada| March 4, 1873 – March 3, 1903
William M. Stewart| Republican| U.S. Senate, Nevada| 1887 – 1905

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Denver S. Dickerson| Silver-Democratic| Governor of Nevada| May 22, 1908 – January 2, 1911
John Sparks| Silver-Democratic| Governor of Nevada| January 5, 1903 – May 22, 1908
Reinhold Sadler| Silver| Governor of Nevada| April 10, 1896 – January 5, 1903

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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A.G. Macallan| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1918 – November 1922
A.G. Meyers| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1922 – November 1924
A.M. Britt| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1906 – November 1908
A.P. Johnson| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
Al Livingston| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1898 – November 1902
Andy J. Burke| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
Archie B. Clayton| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1918 – November 1920
Care C. Tidd| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1916 – November 1920
Charles A. Steele| Socialist| Nevada State Assembly| November 1914 – November 1916
Charles H. Stinson| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
Charles L. Caldwell| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1944 – November 1946
Charles Lenmore Richards| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1918 – November 1920
Charles S. Greene| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1900 – November 1904
Clair Stewart| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1934 – November 1936
Clifton Uniacke| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1920 – November 1924
E.D. Blake| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1908 – November 1910
E.H. Whitacre| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1918 – November 1922
E.L. Bachman| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1918 – November 1920
Earl Ray Miller, Jr.| Progressive| Nevada State Assembly| November 1946 – November 1948
Edgar Sadler| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1904 – November 1908
Edward P. Hardesty| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1898 – November 1902
Edward P. Holmes| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – March 1903
Edwin T. Lauritzen| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1934 – November 1936
Emerson F. Titlow| Democratic| Nevada State Senate| November 1964 – November 1972
Frank Gilman Folsom| Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1906 – November 1910
Frank H. Fuss| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1926 – November 1930
Frank O. Stickney| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1912 – November 1916
Frank Paul| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1898 – November 1902
Fred Craze| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1914 – November 1916
Fred Strosnider| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1942 – November 1944
Frederick C. Lord| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1906
Frederick S. Talcott| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1938 – November 1940
George E. Peckham| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
George L. Kaeding| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1916 – November 1918
Glen C. Norstrom| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1946 – November 1948
Harry K. Davis| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1912 – November 1914
Henry F. Dangberg, Jr.| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Senate| November 1902 – November 1906
Herman E. Freudenthal| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1900 – November 1904
Herman Richard Cook| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Hugh Trembath| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Ira F. Davis| Socialist| Nevada State Assembly| November 1912 – November 1914
J.A. Fredrickson| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1918 – November 1920
J.D. Campbell| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1916 – November 1920
J.E. Souchereau| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
J.F. Lothrop| Fusion| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
J.H. Martin| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1894 – November 1902
J.J. Winn| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
J.L. Wilson| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1912 – November 1914
J.P. McElroy| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
J.W. Wilson| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1904 – November 1908
J. Sheehan| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1920 – November 1924
James F. Crosby| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
James G. Sweeney| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
James Reilly| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
James T. Boyd| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Senate| November 1906 – November 1910
Jerry Thompson| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1940 – November 1942
John B. Gallagher| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1900 – November 1904
John C. Foster| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1936 – November 1940
John D. Bradshaw| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1914 – November 1918
John H. McCourt| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1906
John Kitson| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Joseph A. Miller| Democratic| Nevada State Senate| November 1910 – November 1914
Joseph Conaway| Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1908 – November 1910
Joseph Judd| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Leonard Springmeyer| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1914 – November 1916
Lindley C. Branson| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1932 – November 1936
Louis A. Lemaire| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1914 – November 1918
Martin Joseph Scanlan| Socialist| Nevada State Senate| November 1912 – November 1916
Michael G. Foster| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
N.W. Roff| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Senate| November 1902 – November 1906
O.A. Brooks| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
P.C. Kelly| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1898 – November 1902
Patrick Anthony McCarran| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Peter Burke| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Peter H. Hjul| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1898 – November 1902
Philip Jacobs| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
R.A. Trimble| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1906 – November 1908
R. D. Jackson| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Senate| November 1900 – November 1904
R. Leslie Small| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1908 – November 1910
Ray F. Burt| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1918 - November 1920
Robert Pohl| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1920 – November 1922
Robert Raftice| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1902 – November 1906
Roland N. Gibson| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1936 – November 1940
S.M. Summerfield| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
S.R. Wasson| Silver| Nevada State Senate| November 1898 – November 1902
Stephen Spindel| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1904 – November 1906
Steven R. Young| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1914 – November 1916
T. Parker Liddell| Progressive| Nevada State Assembly| November 1912 – November 1914
Thomas Dolf| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Thomas McCabe| Fusion| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
W.C. Gruber| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1916 – November 1918
W.H. Parker| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
W. D. R. Graham| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1902 – November 1904
Will Cobb| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1934 – November 1942
William Charles Pitt| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1914 – November 1916
William J. Swick| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1926 – November 1928
William P. Harrington| Independent| Nevada State Assembly| November 1912 – November 1914
William S. Dickerson| Silver| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902
William Wallace Carpenter| Independent| Nevada State Senate| November 1932 – November 1936
William Wallace Webster| Silver-Democratic| Nevada State Assembly| November 1900 – November 1902

# New Hampshire[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# New Jersey[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Matt Ahearn| Green Party| New Jersey General Assembly District 38| 2002 – 2004

# New Mexico[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# New York[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr.| Democrat| U.S. House, New York| May 17, 1949 – January 3, 1955
Irwin D. Davidson| Liberal Party of New York| U.S. House, New York| January 3, 1955 – December 31, 1956
James L. Buckley| | |
Leo Isacson| American Laborite| U.S. House, New York| February 17, 1948 – January 3, 1949
Meyer London| Socialist| U.S. House, New York| March 4, 1921 – March 3, 1923
Norman F. Lent| Conservative Party of New York| U.S. House, New York| January 3, 1971 – January 3, 1993
Vito Marcantonio| American-Laborite| U.S. House, New York| January 3, 1939 – January 3, 1951
Walter M. Chandler| Republican| U.S. House, New York| March 4, 1921 – March 3, 1923

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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August Claessens| Socialist Party| New York State Assembly| 1918-1920, 1922-1923
Charles Solomon| Socialist Party| New York State Assembly| 1919-1921
Henry Jager| Socialist Party| New York State Assembly| 1921
Louis Waldman| Socialist Party| New York State Assembly| 1918 - 1920
Samuel A. DeWitt| Socialist Party| New York State Assembly| 1919 - 1920
Samuel Orr| Socialist Party| New York State Assembly| 1919-1921

# North Carolina[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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John Wilbur Atwater| Populist| U.S. House, North Carolina| March 4, 1899 – March 3, 1901

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Bert Jones| Republican| North Carolina House of Representatives, District 65| 2011 - Present

# North Dakota[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Ohio[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Frazier Reams| Independent| U.S. House, Ohio| January 3, 1951 – January 3, 1955

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Oklahoma[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Oregon[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Wayne Morse| Democratic| U.S. Senate, Oregon| January 3, 1945 – January 3, 1969

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Julius L. Meier| Independent| Governor of Oregon| January 12, 1931 – January 14, 1935

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Pennsylvania[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Henry Wilson Temple| Republican| U.S. House, Pennsylvania| November 2, 1915 – March 3, 1933
Willis James Hulings| Republican| U.S. House, Pennsylvania| March 4, 1919 – March 3, 1921

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Rhode Island[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# South Carolina[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# South Dakota[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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James H. Kyle| Populist| U.S. Senate, South Dakota| March 4, 1891 – July 1, 1901
Richard F. Pettigrew| Silver Republican| U.S. Senate, South Dakota| November 2, 1889 – March 3, 1901

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Andrew E. Lee| Fusion Party| Governor of South Dakota| January 1, 1897 - January 8, 1901

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Jenna Netherton| Republican| South Dakota State Senate, District 10| January 13, 2015 \- present

# Tennessee[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Texas[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Utah[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Vermont[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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James Merrill "Jim" Jeffords| Independent| U.S. Senate, Vermont| January 3, 1989 – January 3, 2007

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Sarah Edwards| Vermont Progressive Party| Vermont House of Representatives, Windham 3-3| 2003 - 2013

# Virginia[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Harry F. Byrd, Jr.| Independent| U.S. Senate, Virginia| November 12, 1965 – January 2, 1983
Virgil Goode| Republican| U.S. House, Virginia, District 5| January 3, 1997 – January 3, 2009

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Henry Howell| Independent| Lieutenant Governor of Virginia| 1971-1973

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Lacey Putney| Independent| Virginia House of Delegates District 19| 1962 - 2014

# Washington[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Jacob Falconer| Progressive| U.S. House, Washington| March 4, 1913 – March 3, 1915
Miles Poindexter| Republican| U.S. Senate, Washington| March 4, 1911 – March 3, 1923

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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John Rankin Rogers| Democratic| Governor of Washington| January 11, 1897 – December 26, 1901
Thurston Daniels| Populist| Lieutenant Governor of Washington| 1897 – 1901

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# West Virginia[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

No officials found.

# Wisconsin[edit]

### Congress[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Bernard J. Gehrmann| Progressive| U.S. House, Wisconsin| January 3, 1935 – January 3, 1943
Gardner R. Withrow| Republican| U.S. House, Wisconsin| January 3, 1949 – January 3, 1961
George J. Schneider| Progressive| U.S. House, Wisconsin| January 3, 1935 – January 3, 1939
Gerald J. Boileau| Progressive| U.S. House, Wisconsin| March 4, 1931 – January 3, 1939
Harry Sauthoff| Progressive| U.S. House, Wisconsin| January 3, 1941 – January 3, 1945
Merlin Hull| Republican| U.S. House, Wisconsin| January 3, 1935 – May 17, 1953
Robert M. La Follette, Jr.| Republican| U.S. Senate, Wisconsin| September 9, 1925 - 1947
Thomas Ryum Amlie| Progressive| U.S. House, Wisconsin| January 3, 1935 – January 3, 1939
Victor L. Berger| Socialist| U.S. House, Wisconsin| March 4, 1923 – March 3, 1929

### State executive officials[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Henry A. Gunderson| Populist| Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin| 1936 – October 16, 1937
Herman L. Ekern| Populist| Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin| 1937 – 1939
Orland Loomis| Progressive| Attorney General of Wisconsin| 1937 – 1938
Philip La Follette| Progressive| Governor of Wisconsin| January 7, 1935 – January 2, 1939

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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Jeffrey Wood| Independent| Wisconsin State Assembly District 67| 2003 – 2010
Robert Ziegelbauer| Independent| Wisconsin State Assembly District 25| 1993 - January 3, 2013

# Wyoming[edit]

### Congress[edit]

No officials found.

### State executive officials[edit]

No officials found.

### State legislators[edit]

Name:| Party:| Office:| Term in office:

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William C. Holland| Independent| Wyoming House of Representatives| 1971 – 1978

## See also[edit]

* Former third-party state officeholders since 1900 (by office)
* Former third-party state officeholders since 1900 (by party)

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Officeholders|

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