2008 Reform Party presidential primaries

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2008 Reform Party presidential primaries

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Nominee  |  | Ted Weill |
Party  |  | Reform
Home state  |  | Mississippi

The Reform Party of the United States of America held primary elections for its presidential candidate in May 2008. Ted Weill ran unopposed.

## Candidates

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### Nominee

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Businessperson Ted Weill of Mississippi[1]

### Declined to run

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Engineer Alan Banethbuelos Sr of North Dakota

## References

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1. ^ Winger, Richard (Jan 4, 2010). "Ted Weill, Reform Party Presidential Nominee in 2008, Died on November 20, 2009". Ballot Access News. Archived from the original on Aug 16, 2024. Retrieved Aug 16, 2024.

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Reform Party of the United States of America

Presidential tickets|

* 1996: Perot/Choate
* 2000: Buchanan/Foster
* 2004: Nader/Camejo
* 2008: Weill/McEnulty
* 2012: Barnett/Cross
* 2016: De La Fuente/Steinberg
* 2020: De La Fuente/Richardson
* 2024: Kennedy/Shanahan

Primaries or convention|

* 1996 primaries
* 2000 primaries
* 2004 primaries
* 2008 primaries
* 2012 primaries
* 2016 primaries
* 2020 primaries
* 2024 convention

Other notable
individuals|

* Russ Verney
* Jesse Ventura
* Mae Schunk
* Richard Lamm
* Ed Zschau
* Buddy Roemer
* Donald Trump

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* New York

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