Rachel Bubar Kelly
American politician
Rachel Bubar Kelly (November 22, 1922 – January 14, 2002) was the Prohibition Party candidate for United States Vice President in the 1996 presidential election as the running mate of Earl F. Dodge. Dodge had in the past been the running mate of her brother Ben Bubar.
Kelly was a graduate of Colby College (1947) and a President of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.[1]
References
- ^ http://www.colby.edu/colby.mag/issues/sum02/obit/
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Preceded by George Ormsby | Prohibition Party vice presidential candidate 1996 (lost) | Succeeded by W. Dean Watkins |
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- 1953–1955: Lowell H. Coate
- 1955–1971: E. Harold Munn
- 1971–1979: Charles Wesley Ewing
- 1979–2003: Earl Dodge
- 2003–2005: Don Webb
- 2005–2009: Gene Amondson
- 2009–2013: Toby Davis
- 2013–2014: Gregory Seltzer
- 2014–2019: Rick Knox
- 2019–present: Randy McNutt
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- 1876: Smith / Stewart
- 1880: Dow / Thompson
- 1884 St. John / Daniel
- 1888: Fisk / Brooks
- 1892: Bidwell / Cranfill
- 1896: Levering / Johnson - Bentley / Southgate
- 1900: Woolley / Metcalf
- 1904: Swallow / Carroll
- 1908/1912: Chafin / A. Watkins
- 1916: Hanley / Landrith
- 1920: A. Watkins / Colvin
- 1924:Faris / Brehm
- 1928: Varney / Edgerton
- 1932: Upshaw / Regan
- 1936: Colvin / Watson
- 1940: Babson / Moorman
- 1944: Watson / Johnson
- 1948: Watson / Learn
- 1952: Hamblen / Holtwick
- 1956: Holtwick / Cooper
- 1960: Decker / Munn
- 1964: Munn / Shaw
- 1968: Munn / Fisher
- 1972: Munn / Uncapher
- 1976/1980: Bubar / Dodge
- 1984: Dodge / Martin
- 1988/1992: Dodge / Ormsby
- 1996: Dodge / Bubar Kelly
- 2000: Dodge / D. Watkins
- 2004: Amondson / Pletten - Dodge - Lydick
- 2008: Amondson / Pletten
- 2012: Fellure / Davis
- 2016: Hedges / Bayes
- 2020: Collins / Parker
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