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In the home of David Nolan, discouraged Republicans and Democrats formed the Libertarian Party.
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First women to receive an elecoral is Tonie Nathan, vice president candidate for the Libertarian party.
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First elected Libertarian to state legislature is Dick Randolph.
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Ed Clark receives nearly one million votes in the 50 States and the District of Columbia.
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As David Bergland and Jim Lewis run for the presidency, they come in third place of the electoral votes.
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Third party candidate Ray Cullen receives 570,000 votes for the position of California Treasurer, the most any third party candidate has received in that state.
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The city council race is dominated by the Libertarians winning every seat in Big Water, Utah.
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Ron Paul, running for president, receives almost twice the total of all other third-party candidates with a little over 470,000 votes, coming in third place.
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Around 2 million voters vote for Libertarian Candidates to go into Congress and state, with many of them with voting percentages in the teens, 20's and 30's.
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State Legislatures Cal Warburton and Finlay Rothhaus detach their Republican roots and join the Libertarians.
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Libertarian candidate Andre Marrou gets more votes than George Bush in Dixville Notch.
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Over 40 Libertarians are elected or appointed, and 2.2 million voters vote Libertarian.
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For the first time in US history, a third party earns a ballot in all 50 states, two elections in a row.
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Roy Innis, african-american civil rights leader, and talk radio's own Art Bell join the party.
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Libertarian founder David Nolan is nominated as one of the “2,000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 20th Century.”
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Out of 300 candidates, 76 of them are elected, making a new record.
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Libertarians also make history when the House candidates receive over 1 million votes for the second time, something that had only been achieved by the Democrats and Republicans.
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For the fourth time, Libertarians running for house receive over 1 million votes.