"You have a principle in which the apparent infinitesimal is the most powerful force in the universe"
Source:"New BAE Dossier To Appear"; Lyndon LaRouche, Jr.; Morning Briefing; June 24, 2007.
Cartoons on Cheminade during his 2012 presidential elections.
The EAP was created in 1975 and had its best election in 1985 when they received 369 votes.
In the '90s, the party kept a relatively low profile, but it has resurfaced in the early 21st century and ran for national parliament and the local assembly of Botkyrka in the Swedish election in September 2006.The party only received 83 votes (0.0015%) in the election for the national parliament, and 64 votes (0.16%) in the local election in Botkyrka.
At the 2001 federal election, CEC candidates polled extremely low totals; for example, in the New South Wales Senate elections, the CEC ticket polled 2,370 votes out of 3.8 million votes cast.
Australian Electoral Commission records indicate that the CEC has successfully raised several million dollars since 2001.
Despite this fundraising, the CEC polled extremely low totals again in 2004. The day after the election preliminary figures showed that the CEC had 34,177 votes, or 0.35 percent of the national vote, in the House of Representatives. Out of the 95 electorates in which they were represented, the CEC came last in 80 electorates.
At the 2007 federal election, the CEC's previous form continued. The number of first preference votes in the lower house was 27,879 (0.22 percent), and 8,677 (0.07 percent) in the upper house, both results were 0.14 percent down from 2004.
8. 1988 at nytimes.com: 25,082 votes.