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Question: Who will be the 5 most successful Libertarian senatorial candidates?
#1
Thom Walker (AK)
#2
Nathan LaFrance (AR)
#3
Gaylon Kent (CO)
#4
Amanda Swafford (GA)
#5
Michael A. Kokoski (HI)
#6
Sharon Hansen (IL)
#7
Doug Butzier (IA)
#8
Randall Batson (KS)
#9
David Patterson (KY)
#10
Brannon McMorris (LA)
#11
Robert James Fulner (MI)
#12
Heather Johnson (MN)
#13
Roger Roots (MT)
#14
Gardner Goldsmith (NH)
#15
Joe Baratelli (NJ)
#16
Sean Haugh (NC)
#17
Mike Montchalin (OR)
#18
Victor Kocher (SC)
#19
Rebecca Paddock (TX)
#20
Robert Sarvis (VA)
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Author Topic: Libertarian candidates for U.S. Senate  (Read 1178 times)
Skill and Chance
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« on: November 12, 2014, 01:14:32 PM »

Kansas
Illinois
North Carolina
Alaska
Kentucky
Randall Batson
Sharon Hansen
Sean Haugh
Thom Walker
David Patterson
4.26%
3.84%
3.74%
3.70%
3.08%

Funnily, most users (including me) thought that Robert Sarvis (L-VA) would be the most successful Libertarian candidate this cycle, but he in fact he fell short of expectations.

Also Sean High Haugh underperformed.

The Libertarians in Illinois, who also did quite well in the gubernatorial election, seem to be underestimated.

Sarvis had the perfect storm of machine crony D vs. social issue nut R in 2013.  This year, he had businessman D vs. establishment social moderate R. 
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