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List of U.S. Presidential Candidates. Every minute and every hour we always seen the two prominent presidential candidates, Barack Obama and John McCain in Television, in newspaper ads or even on various websites together with their running mates for Vice president: Sara Palin and Joe Biden. It is funny to note that they are not the only Presidential Candidates who run for White house, there are also other hopeful candidates.

The November 4, 2008 List of  United States Presidential Election candidates.

From the Republican Party: Senator John McCain, Governor Sarah Palin
From the Democratic Party: Senator Barack Obama, Senator Joe Biden
Independent Candidates: Consumer Advocate Ralph Nader, Activist Matt Gonzalez
From the Libertarian Party: Former Congressman BobBarr, Wayne Allyn Root
From the Constitution Party: Dr. Charles O. Baldwin, Darrell Castle
From the Green Party: Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney
From the America’s Independent Party: Former Ambassador Allan Keyes
From the Boston Tea Party: Charles Jay, Thomas Knapp
From the Prohibition Party: Gene Amondson, Leroy Pletten
From the Reform Party: Ted Weill, Frank McEnulty
Party for Socialism and Liberation: American Politician Gloria La Riva, Eugene Puryear
From the Socialist Party USA: Brian Moore, Stewart Alexander
From the Socialist Workers Party: Roger Calero, Alyson Kennedy

Come to think of it, there are a lot of other alternative to run the powerful chair in the world, not only limited to two prominent candidates in the person of Obama and McCain. Who will be the next President and Vice President of The United States of America? Can’t wait to Results of 2008 US Presidential Elections.

Tags: List of Presidential Candidates, Other candidates, Presidential Candidates, Presidential Winner

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