John Edwards, and John Kerry, House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt, and New Hampshire Governor Jeanne Shaheen. Delegate totals: Vice President Albert Gore Jr. – 4,328 Abstentions – 9 Other nominations Reform Party nomination Reform Party candidates Pat Buchanan from Virginia, former speechwriter and senior advisor to President Richard Nixon John Hagelin from Iowa, Ph.D., past and then-current Natural Law Party candidate Donald Trump from New York, had left the Republican Party in 1999 due to conflicting ideas on key issues The nomination went to Pat Buchanan and running mate Ezola Foster from California over the objections of party founder Ross Perot and despite a rump convention nomination of John Hagelin by the Perot faction. In the end, the Federal Election Commission sided with Buchanan, and that ticket appeared on 49 of 51 possible ballots. Association of State Green Parties nomination Green Party candidates: Ralph Nader from Connecticut – 295 Jello Biafra from California – 10 Stephen Gaskin from Tennessee – 11 Joel Kovel from New York – 3 Abstain – 1 The Greens/Green Party USA, the then-recognized national party organization, later endorsed Nader for president and he appeared on the ballots of 43 states and DC. Libertarian Party nomination Libertarian Party candidates delegate totals: Harry Browne from Tennessee – 493 Don Gorman from New Hampshire – 166 Jacob Hornberger from Virginia – 120 Barry Hess from Arizona – 53 None of the Above – 23 other write-ins – 15 David Hollist from California – 8 The Libertarian Party's National Nominating Convention nominated Harry Browne from Tennessee and Art Olivier from California for president and vice president. Browne was nominated on the first ballot and Olivier received the vice presidential nomination on the second ballot. Browne appeared on every state ballot except Arizona's, due to a dispute between the Libertarian Party of Arizona (which instead nominated L. Neil Smith) and the national Libertarian Party. Constitution Party nomination Constitution Party candidates: Howard Phillips Herb Titus Mathew Zupan Bob Smith U.S. Senator from New Hampshire (1990-2003)Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from NH-01 (1985-1990) Withdrew: August 17, 1999 The Constitution Party nominated Howard Phillips from Virginia for a third time and Curtis Frazier from Missouri. It was on the ballot in 41 states. Natural Law Party nomination John Hagelin from Iowa and Nat Goldhaber from California The Natural Law Party held its national convention in Arlington County, Virginia, on August 31–September 2,