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HISTORICAL SOCIETY Minnesota State Archives SECRETARY OF STATE Election Division

An Inventory of Its Nominating Petitions

OVERVIEW OF THE RECORDS Agency: Minnesota. Election Division. Series Title: Nominating petitions, Dates: 1892-1996. Abstract: Petitions signed by registered voters, nominating candidates for state offices, the state legislature, Congress, and President or presidential elector. Most are for minor party or independent candidates. The majority are for the November general elections, although primaries and special elections are represented, as well. They are variously titled: "nominating petition," "certificate of nomination," and "affidavit of nomination" are the most common. Quantity: 47.7 cu. ft. (49 boxes). Location: See Detailed Description section for box locations.

ARRANGEMENT OF THE RECORDS Arranged by year, thereunder by office.

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INDEX TERMS

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Topics: Nominations for office--Minnesota. Organizations: Minnesota. Secretary of State. Types of Documents: Petitions.

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Preferred Citation: [Indicate the cited item, year, and folder title here]. Minnesota Secretary of State: Election Division. Nominating petitions. Minnesota Historical Society. State Archives. See the Manual of Style for additional examples. Accession Information: Accession number(s): none: "Certificate of nomination," with other materials, 1896-1916. Requested for transfer from Secretary of State's office, 11/28/25. none: Petitions, 1912. Received Aug. 1920. none: "Nomination certificates," 1916. Requested for transfer from Secretary of State's office, 06/23/21 415: "Petitions: renominations, repeal, etc.," 1898, 1920-1960. 3536? mss: Petitions for presidential electors, 1920. Requested for transfer from Secretary of State's office, 03/31/32. 981-21: Petitions, 1974-1978. 982-11: Petitions, 1980. 983-91: Petitions, 1982. 987-88: Petitions, 1984-1986. 991-202: Petitions, 1988. 995-14: Petitions, 1990, 1992. 997-117: Petitions, 1994. 999-4: Petitions, 1994-1996. Processing Information: March 1987: Petitions 1892-1956: Consolidated, selectively refoldered, and inventoried in detail. Need further cleaning and rehousing. PALS ID No.: 0800009026 RLIN ID No.: MNHV87-A742

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION Note to Researchers: Many documents are brittle or on poor-quality paper. Some are not completely flat. They have been selectively refoldered; portions are still loose in the boxes. File numbers in the list below were taken from the Secretary of State's original covers, most of which have been discarded due to their deteriorated condition.

To request materials, please note both the location and box numbers shown below.

Location Box 112.B.19.11B 1 1892. Peoples Party: Various offices. 3 rolls. 1904. Public Ownership Party: Presidential elector: G. W. Bucklin. 1 folder. 1910. Socialist Labor Party: : C. W. Brandborg. 1 bundle. 1912. : Presidential elector: W. B. Douglas. 4 folders. 112.B.19.12F 2 Presidential electors: A. V. Rieke, Wolf von Schierbrand, Ole O. Canestorp, W. T. Coe, L. C. Churchill, W. A. Marin. 112.B.19.13B 3 Presidential electors: W. A. Marin, C. A. Rohrer, J. W. Wright, W. H. Magie, Ezra E. McCrea, E. H. Smith. 112.B.19.14F 4 Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner: T. J. Sharkey and John H. Grass. Governor: P. V. Collins. Secretary of State: M. S. Norelius. 2 folders. 1912. Chief : Calvin L. Brown. 2 folders. 1912. Associate Justice: Oscar Hallam. The bottom quarter of many petitions is missing; they appear to have been cut off. Notary certifications, which contain complete lists of names, accompany most of them.

112.B.19.15B 5 1918. Farmer-Labor Party: Attorney General: Tom Davis. 4 folders. Governor: David H. Evans. 4 folders. Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner: Fred E. Tillquist. 1920. Independent Party: Governor: . 3 folders. Attorney General: V. Sullivan. 3 folders. 112.B.19.16F 6 Lieutenant Governor: George H. Mallon. 3 folders. 1920. Industrial Labor Party: Presidential Elector: Earl Stewart.

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Location Box 112.B.19.16F 6 1920. : Governor: Peter J. Samson. Lieutenant Governor: Lillian Friedman. Secretary of State: J. H. Hirt. Treasurer: P. H. Phelps. Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner: Tom May. 112.B.20.1B 7 Presidential electors. 112.B.20.2F 8 1920. . [All in rolls; not inspected.]

112.B.20.3B 9 1924. Independent (LaFollette) Party: Presidential electors. All loose in box. 112.B.20.4F 10 1928. Workers (Communist) Party: Governor: J. O. Bentall. U.S. Senator: Vincent R. Dunne. Presidential electors: Carl Cowl and S. Bloomberg. 1928. Socialist Party: Presidential electors. 112.B.20.5B 11 1930. : U.S. Senator: Rudolph Harju (File 209). 2 folders. Governor: Karl Reeve (File 210). 2 folders. Lieutenant Governor: Andrew Roine (File 211). 2 folders. Secretary of State: Henry Bartlett (File 212). 2 folders. Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner: Nick (File 213). 2 folders. 1932. Communist Party: Presidential electors: O. J. Arness (File 5636), Lucille Bartlett (File 5635), Robert Turner (File 5691). 6 folders. U.S. Congress: M. Karson (File 5658). 2 folders. U.S. Congress: Fred Lequier (File 5659). 1 folder. 112.B.20.6F 12 U.S. Congress: Fred Lequier. 1 folder. U.S.Congress: J. W. Anderson (File 5660). 2 folders. Governor: (File 5634). 2 folders. Lieutenant Governor: John Lindman (File 5695). 2 folders. Attorney General: Tom Foley (File 5697). 2 folders. Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner: Emil Nygard (File 5698). 2 folders.

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Location Box 112.B.20.6F 12 1932. Farmer-Labor Party: Presidential elector: Herbert L. Thurber (File 5699). 1932. Socialist Party: Presidential elector: J. A. Gonstead (File 5664). 1932. Industrial Party (S.L.P.): Presidential elector: Grant H. Campbell (File 5644). Governor: John P. Johnson (File 5645). 112.B.20.7B 13 1933. Special election: Minnesota Consolidated Drys: for delegates to constitutional convention to vote on repeal of 18th Amendment. 1/2 box. 1934. Communist Party (File 7199): U.S. Senator: Alfred Tiala. 2 folders. (Original file folder said "Petition #2") Governor: S. K. Davis. 2 folders. Secretary of State: Robert Turner. 2 folders. 1934. Socialist Party: U.S. Senator: Morris Kaplan (File 6). 2 folders. Clerk of Supreme Court: Oscar F. Hawkins (File 5). 2 folders. 1934. Independent Party: Governor: A. C. Townley (File 3). 2 folders. 112.B.20.8F 14 1936. Communist Party: Presidential electors (File 7928). 4 folders. Eva D. Jones (petition nos. 1-220); Nat Ross (petition nos. 1- 225). 1936. Industrial Party (S.L.P.): Presidential elector: Grant H. Campbell (Files 7919, 8804). 2 folders. Governor: Earl Stewart (File 157). 2 folders. 1936. Independent candidates: U.S. Senator (short term, Nov. 9, 1936 - Jan. 3, 1937): John G. Alexander (File 159). 2 folders. Andrew Olaf Devold (File 156). N. J. Holmberg (File 154). 1936. Socialist Party: Presidential electors: Carl Pemble, Carl G. Peterson. 3 folders. Secretary of State: Vincent R. Dunne (File 158). 1936. Union Party: Presidential electors: Endre B. Anderson, Leslie Erickson. 112.B.20.9B 15 Presidential electors (File 7920): John C. Erp, Jos. F. Hazzard, P. I. King, Henry W. Libby, Mrs. Elizabeth McConville, Julius J. Reiter, Mrs. Victoria Sams, Victor J. Schmitt, Sadie Van Dusen.

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Location Box 112.B.20.9B 15 1938. Industrial Party: Governor: John William Castle (File 8805). 1940. Trotskyist Anti-War Party: U.S. Senator: Grace Holmes Carlson (File 8812, nos. 1-150). 1940. Socialist Party: Presidential elector: Herbert F. Jones (File 8811). 1940. Communist Party: Presidential electors (File 8813). Leo Koski, Rose Tillotson. 112.B.20.10F 16 Robert Turner, Victor Tervo, Helen A. Winter, Wilbur S. Broms, Frank Engman, Belle Sundeen, Wilma Harju, Olga Maatta, Paul Rundgren. 112.B.20.11B 17 1942. Industrial Government Party (S.L.P.): Governor: Harris A. Brandborg (File 9122). 1942. Independent Progressive Party: U.S. Senator: Martin A. Nelson (File 9123). 1942. Communist Party: Governor: Martin Mackie (File 9124). Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner: Robert J. Kelly (File 9125). 1944. Industrial Government Party (S.L.P.): Presidential elector: Ole Rortvedt (File 9616). Governor: Gerald M. York (File 9617). 1944. Socialist Party: Presidential elector: Pauline M. Erickson (File 9618). 1946. Industrial Government Party (S.L.P.): Governor: Rudolph Gustafson (File 10004). 1946. Workers Party: U.S. Senator: (File 10011). 1948. Industrial Government Party (S.L.P.): Governor: Rudolph Gustafson (File 10622). Presidential elector: Ole Rortvedt (File 10623). 1948. Socialist Workers Party: U.S. Senator: Vincent R. Dunne (File 10626). Presidential elector: Dorothy Schultz (File 10627). 1948. Socialist Party: Presidential elector: Leslie S. Forster (File 10629).

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Location Box 112.B.20.12F 18 1948. Progressive Party: Presidential electors: George Vikingstad and Elmer A. Benson (File 10628). 2 packets. Governor: Orville E. Olson. ¼ box, loose. Lieutenant Governor: Robert W. Duel (File 10631). 1 packet. 1950. Industrial Government Party (S.L.P.): Governor: Vernon G. Campbell (File 11218). 1950. Progressive Party: Lieutenant Governor: Susie W. Stageberg (File 11228). 112.B.20.13B 19 1952. Presidential primary candidates: Delegates' acceptances and pledges. 1 folder. Dwight D. Eisenhower (delegates for). Hubert H. Humphrey (delegates for). Estes Kefauver (delegates for). E. Dudley Parsons. Edward C. Slettedahl. Harold E. Stassen. Douglas MacArthur (petitions on behalf of). ½ box, loose. 1952. Progressive Party: Governor: Martin Frederickson. Presidential elector: Elmer A. Benson. U.S. Senator: Marian LeSueur. 112.B.20.14F 20 1952. Industrial Government Party (S.L.P.): Presidential elector: Theodore E. Peterson. Governor: Eldrid H. Bauers. 1952. Socialist Workers Party: Presidential elector: Chester K. Johnson. U.S. Senator: Vincent R. Dunne. 1952. Prohibition Party: Presidential electors. 9 folders. 1954. Independent-Liberal candidate: U.S. Senator: Frank P. Ryan. 2 folders. Includes some transcripts of interviews with notaries public and petition signers, evidently aimed at documenting fraudulent or improper petitioning practices. 1954. Socialist Workers Party: U.S. Senator: Vincent R. Dunne. 1954. Industrial Government Party: Governor: Ross Schelin. 1956. Industrial Government Party: Governor: Rudolph Gustafson. Presidential elector: Theodore E. Peterson.

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Location Box 112.B.20.15B 21 1956. Presidential Primary: Dwight D. Eisenhower. William F. Knowland. Estes Kefauver/Adlai Stevenson. 1 folder. 1956. Socialist Workers Party: Presidential elector: Dorothy Schultz. 1958. Independent candidate: U.S. Representative: August J. Duren. 1958. Industrial Government Party: Governor: Arne Anderson. 1958. Socialist Workers Party: U.S. Senator: William M. Curran. 1960. Industrial Government Party: Presidential elector: Lloyd F. Ramstad. Governor: Rudolph Gustafson. 1960. Socialist Workers Party: U.S. Senator: Carl Feingold. Presidential elector: Helen H. Scheer. 1960. Independent candidate: U.S. Representative, 3d District: Al Bergsten. 2 folders. 1962. Industrial Government Party: Governor: William Braatz. 112.K.20.8F 22 1964. President and Vice President: Industrial Government Party (Socialist Labor) Socialist Workers Party. 1964. United States Senator: Industrial Government Party. Socialist Workers Party. 1966. United States Senator: Industrial Government Party. Socialist Workers Party. 1966. Governor: Industrial Government Party. 1968. President/Vice President: . 2 folders. Communist Party. 2 folders. Industrial Government Party. Liberal Principle [Eugene McCarthy]. 2 folders. . Socialist Workers Party. 1968. United States Representative, 5th District: Industrial Government Party. Socialist Workers Party. 1968. State Representative, District 16B: Clarence Klein.

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Location Box 112.K.8.1B 23 1970. United States Senator: Industrial Government Party. Socialist Workers Party. 1970. United States Representative: District 5: Socialist Workers Party. District 6: 6th District Independents. 1970. Governor: Industrial Government Party. Socialist Workers Party. 1970. State Auditor: Minnesota Communist Party. [1970?]. State Senator, 9th District: David Strauss. (petition and envelope were undated) 1972. President and Vice President: American Party. Communist Party. Industrial Government Party. Minnesota People's Party. Socialist Workers Party. 1972. United States Senator: Industrial Government Party. 112.K.8.2F 24 1972. United States Representative: District 3: Minnesota T Party. District 5: Minnesota T Party. District 5: Socialist Workers Party. 117.I.9.2F 25 1974. United States Representative: District 5: Socialist Workers Party District 8: Independent Voters. District 8: Economic Justice Party. 1974. Governor/Lieutenant Governor: American Party. Communist Party. Independent. Socialist Workers Party. Libertarian Party. Industrial Government Party. 1974. Secretary of State: American Party.

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Location Box 117.I.9.3B 26 1974. Attorney General: American Party. 1974. State Representative: District 1B: Independent. District 2A: Independent Conservative. District 3A: Independent. District 14B: Independent. District 17A: Independent. 1976. President/Vice President: Libertarian Party. McCarthy '76 Principle. Communist Party. Socialist Party. American Party. Industrial Government Party. International Development Bank. Socialist Workers Party. Peoples Party. 117.I.9.4F 27 1976. United States Senator: American Party. Communist Party. Socialist Workers Party. Libertarian Party. 1976. United States Representative: District 1: American Party. District 2: Tom Hagadorn (Republican Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). District 5: Socialist Workers Party. American Party. Libertarian Party. Workers Party. Jean T. Brust (Workers Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). District 7: Libertarian Party.

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Location Box 117.I.9.5B 28 1976. State Senate: District 15: No party affiliation. District 16: American Party. District 28: Multipartisan. District 31: Free For All Party. District 31: Loren "Crow" Bellrichard (Free For All Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). District 35: Fairness to All Party. District 50: Libertarian. District 67: American Party. 1976. State Representative: District 3A: Nonpartisan. District 10A: Non partisan. District 14A: Christian Pro-Life Party. District 18A: American Party. District 25B: Independent. District 52B: Conservative. 1977. United States Representative: District 7: Independent. 1978. (2 seats): Socialist Workers Party (2 petitions). Libertarian Party. Public Interest Independent. Workers Party. Jean T. Brust (Workers Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). 117.I.9.6F 29 1978. United States Representative: District 2: (Independent Republican Party, petition in lieu of filing fee) 1978. Governor/Lieutenant Governor: Savings Account. Libertarian Party. /Lou Wangberg (Independent Republican Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). Socialist Workers Party. Honest Government 78. Communist Party. 1978. State Representative: District 11B: Alan Zeithamer (Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). District 26A: Wanda Fellman (Independent Republican Party, petition in lieu of filing fee). District 36B: Tom Rees (petition in lieu of filing fee).

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Location Box 117.I.9.6F 29 1980. United States Representative: District 5: Scott Wallace, Industrial Government Party. Jeffrey M. Miller, . Steven Thomas, Socialist Workers Party. District 8: Ilona Gersh, Socialist Workers Party. 1980. State Representative: District 14B: Norman Poupore, for The Independent Principles. District 30B: Jerry Schoenfeld. 112.B.20.16F 30 1980. President/Vice President: John B. Anderson Coalition. 8 folders. 112.K.7.1B 31 John B. Anderson Coalition. 3 folders. John B. Anderson presidential electors correspondence. 1 folder. Citizens Party. Communist Party. Libertarian Party. 2 folders. Socialist Party, U.S.A. Socialist Workers Party. . 112.K.7.2F 32 1982. United States Senate: Fred Hewit, Libertarian Party. 3 folders. Jeffrey M. Miller, New Union Party. Bill Onasch, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. 1982. United States Representative: District 1: Clare H. Jarvis, Libertarian Party. District 3: Richard Laybourn, Citizens Party. 1982. Governor/Lieutenant Governor: Franklin H. Haws and Charles Bates, Libertarian Party. 2 folders. Tom McDonald and Earl Dettman, Honest Government Party. Kathy Wheeler and Carole Lesnick, Socialist Worker's Party. 2 folders. 1982. Attorney General: Samuel A. Faulk, Conservative People's Party. 2 folders. 1982. Secretary of State: Bruce O'Dell, Gay Survival Fund. 2 folders. Linda Taylor, Libertarian Party. 2 folders. 1982. State Treasurer: Helen Kruth, Minnesota Communist Party.

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Location Box 112.K.7.3B 33 1982. State Senate: District 24: John C. Hottinger. District 26: John E. Davidson, Independent. District 27: Gary DeCarmer. District 32: Thomas Hinze. District 35: Earl F. Gnan, Independent. District 49: John Weaver. 1982. State Representative: District 4B: Joe Papillon, Independent. District 17A: Edward J. O'Brien. District 18A: Mel James, Independent. District 21B: Gaylin Den Ouden. District 29B. Henry Kalis. District 31B: Patricia Piper, DFL Primary. (partial box)

112.K.7.4F 34 1984. Presidential electors: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. and Billy M. Davis, Independent. 3 folders. 1984. President/Vice President: Robert Richards and Maureen Kennedy Salaman, American Populist Party. 3 folders. and Richard Walton, Citizens Party. 2 folders. and , Communist Party USA. Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. and Billy M. Davis, Independent. 3 folders. and Jim Lewis, Libertarian Party. Dennis L. Serrette and Nancy Rose, . 2 folders. Mel Mason and Matilde Zimmerman, Socialist Workers Party. 3 folders. 112.K.7.5B 35 Ed Winn and Ed Bergonzi, Party. 2 folders. 1984. United States Senate: Harris H. "Kotchy" Herman, Independent. 2 folders. Richard Putnam, Libertarian Party. 2 folders. Jeffrey M. Miller, New Union Party. Eleanor Garcia, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. 1984. United States Representative: District 4: Peter Brandli, Socialist Workers Party. District 6: , Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. District 7: John Hall, Citizens Party. District 8: David Salner, Socialist Workers Party.

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Location Box 112.K.7.5B 35 1984. State Representative: District 4A: Bruce R. Endres, Citizens Party. 1 folder. District 4A: Orvel T. Hegland, Independent. District 13B: Perry L. Nouis, Independent. District 18B: Ralph R. Kiffmeyer, Independent-Republican. District 21B: Gaylin Den Ouden, Independent-Republican. District 49A: John Weaver, Independent-Republican. 1984. District Court Judge: 3rd District: Steven Corson. 10th District: John E. Cass. 112.K.7.6F 36 1986. Governor/Lieutenant Governor: Joseph A. Rohner and Edwin Mudge, Libertarian Party. 3 folders. Same petition includes nomination of Charles Maloney for Secretary of State. Tom Jaax and August Nimtz, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. W. Z. Brust and Cory R. Johnson, Workers League Party. 2 folders. 1986. Attorney General: Derrick P. Grimmer, . 2 folders. 1986. State Treasurer: Helen Kruth, Communist Party USA. 1986. United States Representative: District 7: Jon Hall, Citizens Party. 1986. State Senate: District 30: Richard H. Day, Independent. 1986. State Representative: District 18A: Steve Ver Beek, Independent-Republican. District 21A: Steve Dille, Independent-Republican. District 35A. James F. Pfarr, Independent.  112.A.10.1B 37 1988. Presidential electors: Delmar Dennis and Earl Jeppson, American Party. and Floyd C. Parker, American Populist Party. and , Grassroots Party. and , Libertarian Party. Eugene J. McCarthy and Alpha Smaby, Minnesota Progressives. Lyndon H. LaRouche and Debra Hanani Freeman, National Economic Recovery. Lenora B. Fulani and Mamie Moore, New Alliance Party. Ed Winn and Barry Porster, Workers League. 112.A.10.2F 38 James Warren and Kathleen Mickels, Socialist Workers Party.

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Location Box 112.A.10.2F 38 1988. United States Senate: Derrick P. Grimmer, Grassroots Party. Arlen Overvig, Libertarian Party. Polly Mann, Progressive Issues. 2 expansion folders. Wendy Lyons, Socialist Workers Party. 1988. United States House of Representatives: 1st District: Craig Honts, Socialist Workers Party. 112.K.7.3B 33 4th District: Natasha Terlexis, Socialist Workers Party. 1988. State Representative: District 3A: Joyce L. Rude, Independent. District 21A: Steve Dille, I-R Party. District 30B: Jeff Conway, DFL Party. [box 1/2 empty] 101.H.9.1B 39 1990. United States Senate: , Independent Republican: loose petitions. ½ box. Russell B. Bentley, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1990. Governor/Lieutenant Governor: Heart Warrior (Judith Ann) Chosa and Steven Hesch-Bruggeman, EarthRight Party. 2 folders. Ross S. Culverhouse and Oliver Steinberg, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 101.H.9.2F 40 Wendy Lyons and Craig Honts, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. 1990. Secretary of State: Candice Sjostrom, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1990. State Treasurer: Colleen Bonniwell, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1990. State Senate: District 17: Ed Gerchy, Independent. 1 folder. District 56: Bill Smith, Independent. 1 folder. 1990. State House of Representatives: District 3A: Joyce Rude, Independent. 1 folder. District 18B: Mark Douglas Olson, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 19A: Rob Eastlund, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 31B: Donald Alvin Sprandel, Independent. 1 folder. District 56A: Ken Dunlap, Independent Republican. 1 folder.

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Location Box 101.H.9.2F 40 1992. President/Vice President of the United States: , Democrat. 2 folders. Andre Marrou and , Libertarian Party. 2 folders. Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. and James C. Bevel, Independents for Economic Recovery. 2 folders. 101.H.9.3B 41 & , Party. 2 folders. Lenora B. Fulani and Elizabeth Maria Munoz, New Alliance Party. 2 folders. James Warren and Estelle DeBates, Socialist Workers Party. 3 folders. James "Bo" Gritz and Cy Minett, Constitution Party. 3 folders. Jack Herer and Derrick P. Grimmer, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. Howard Phillips and Albion Knight, Minnesota Taxpayers Party. 2 folders. and , Independent. 4 folders. 101.H.9.4F 42 Ross Perot and James Stockdale: loose petitions. 101.H.9.5B 43 Ross Perot and James Stockdale: loose petitions. ¾ box. 1992. United States House of Representatives: District 2: Stan Bentz, Independent. 1 folder. District 3: Dwight Fellman, Grassroots Party. 1 folder. District 4: Lynn Marvin Johnson, . 1 folder. 101.H.9.6F 44 District 4: Jo Rothenberg, Socialist Workers Party. 1 folder. District 4: Dan R. Vacek, Grassroots Party. 1 folder. District 4: James C. Williams, Independent. 1 folder. District 6: , Independent. 1 folder. District 6: Tom Firnstahl, Natural Law Party. 1 folder. District 6: James H. Peterson, Independents for Perot. 1 folder. District 8: Floyd A. Henspeter, Term Limits Candidate. 1 folder. District 8: Harry Robb Welty, Perot Choice Party. 1 folder. 1992. State Senate: District 4: Alice Fuglestad, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 6: Thomas V. Reynolds, Independent. 1 folder. District 28: Dean Hartle, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 51: William Bohjanen, Independent. 1 folder.

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Location Box 101.H.9.6F 44 1992. State House of Representatives: District 11A: Jim O'Gorman, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 19A: Mark Olson, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 19B: Bruce Douglas Anderson, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 21B: Richard D. Mulder, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 32B: Henry Zamarron, Socialist Workers Party. 1 folder. District 33 A: Arlon Lindner, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 37 A: Dennis Ozment, Independent Republican. 1 folder. District 55A: Douglas Pfeffer, Sr., Conservative Independent. 1 folder. 1994. United States Senate: Stephen Johnson, Natural Law Party. 1 folder. 104.C.11.1B 45 Candice E. Sjostrom, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. Marea Himelgrin, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. Dean Barkley, Independence Party. 2 folders. Ann Wynia, DFL. 3 folders. 1994. United States House of Representatives: District 1: . 1 folder. District 2: Stan Bentz. 1 folder. District 4: Dan R. Vacek. 1 folder. 1994. Governor/Lieutenant Governor: Will Shetterly and Tim Davis, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. Leslie Davis and Phil Ratte, Natural Rights Alliance. 2 folders. Jon Hillson and Leah Finger, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. 104.C.11.2F 46 Eric Olson & Michael Strand, Libertarian Party. 2 folders. 1994. Secretary of State: Dale Wilkinson, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1994. Attorney General: Dean W. Amundson, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1994. State Auditor: Steven C. Anderson, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1994. State Treasurer: Colleen Bonniwell, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1994. Judge, Court of Appeals: Gale A. Rachuy. 1 folder.

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Location Box 104.C.11.2F 46 1994. Sixth Judicial District: Douglas P. Merritt. 1 folder. 1994. State Senate: District 16: Donald H. Landwehr. 1 folder. 1994. State House of Representatives: District 13A: David Holman. 1 folder. District 22B: Clark Schmidtke. 1 folder. 1995. State House of Representatives: District 52A : Phil Ratte, Taxpayers' Revolt Party. 1 folder. 1996. President/Vice President of the United States: and , Socialist Equality Party. 2 folders. James Harris and Laura Halstead, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. 104.C.11.3B 47 John Hagelin and Mike Tompkins, Natural Law Party. 3 folders. and Arlin Trautt, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. and , Libertarian Party. 2 folders. Howard Phillips and Albion W. Knight, U.S. Taxpayers Party. 3 folders. and Winona LaDuke, of Minnesota. 2 folders. John Birrenbach and George McMahon, Independent Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1996. United States Senate: Thomas Fiske, Socialist Workers Party. 2 folders. Howard B. Hanson, Resource Party. 3 folders. 104.C.11.4F 48 Roy Carlton, Libertarian Party. 2 folders. Steve Johnson, Natural Law Party. 2 folders. Bert Mckasy, Republican Party. 2 folders. Tim Davis, Grassroots Party. 2 folders. 1996. United States House of Representatives: District 1: Gil Gutkneckt, Republican Party. 1 folder. District 4: Dan Vacek, Independent Grassroots Party. 1 folder. District 4: Phil Willkie, Grassroots Party. 1 folder. District 6: Tad Jude, Republican Party. 1 folder. District 6: Tim Knoedler, Libertarian Party. 1 folder. District 8: Larry Fuhol, Libertarian Party. 1 folder. District 8: Steve Keillor, Independent Christian Pro-Life Party. 1 folder.

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Location Box 104.C.11.4F 48 1996. State Senate: District 13: Charlie Berg, Independent. 1 folder. District 27: Rich Osness, Libertarian Party. 1 folder. District 43. David A. Exe, Moderate Citizens Accountability Party. 1 folder. District 55. Jonathan Wirth, Libertarian Party. 1 folder. 104.C.11.5B 49 District 65. Sandra Pappas, Progressive Minnesota and D.F.L. 3 folders. 1996. State House of Representatives: District 13A: David Holman, Independent. 1 folder. District 65A: Andrew Dawkins, Progressive Minnesota and D.F.L. 1 folder. [box ¾ empty]

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