Home Site  -  Keyes Media Central  -  Keyes Archives  -  Strategic Plan  -  Grassroots Handbook  -  Forum Candidate links RenewAmerica is offering a candidate links page as a public service to voters who would like information about candidates in their area, as well as in other regions of the nation. All candidates for public office at any level who support the mission of RenewAmerica (and who are also strongly pro-life) are invited to send link information--or their supporters may do so. The posting of any candidate's link does not imply endorsement of a candidate by RenewAmerica or its officers, representatives, or affiliates. Links are for educational purposes only. Let us know of any candidate's website that we may want to post. E-mail editor@renewamerica.us, or use the box at the right. Add a candidate Website URL: 2004 candidates: National George W. Bush for President Ben Thompson for President Alabama Stephen Engel for U.S. Congress, District 5 California Tom McClintock for Governor (2003) Colorado Jerry Eller for U.S. Senate Florida Larry Klayman for U.S. Senate Steve Precourt for State Representative, District 41 Georgia John Linder for U.S. Congress, District 7 Kentucky Geoff Davis for U.S. Congress, District 4 Maryland Rick Hoover for U.S. Congress, District 3 New York Michael Benjamin for U.S. Senate Marilyn O'Grady for U.S. Congress, District 4 North Carolina Ed Broyhill for U.S. Congress, District 5 Virginia Foxx for U.S. Congress, District 5 Jay Helvey for U.S. Congress, District 5 Vernon Robinson for U.S. Congress, District 5 Jim Snyder for U.S. Congress, District 5 Nathan Tabor for U.S. Congress, District 5 Oregon Jason DC Meshell for U.S. Congress, District 1 Pennsylvania Joe Pascuzzo for U.S. Congress, District 15 Ron Hostetler for U.S. Congress, District 17 Rhode Island Dave Rogers for U.S. Congress, District 1 Texas Wes Riddle for U.S. Congress Hugh Shine for U.S. Congress Bill Lester for U.S. Congress, District 11 Utah Parley Hellewell for Governor West Virginia Phillip Hudok for Governor 2002 candidates: (Winners in the 2002 General Election are marked with an asterisk) Alabama *Mike Rogers for U.S. Congress, District 3 *Stephen Engel for U.S. Congress, District 5 *Bob Riley for Governor *Bill Armistead for Lt. Governor *Betty Peters for State Board of Education, District 2 Arizona *Rick Renzi for U.S. Congress, District 1 *Trent Franks for U.S. Congress, District 2 *J.D. Hayworth for U.S. Congress, District 5 *Matt Salmon for Governor *Orville R. Weyrich for State Senate, District 8 Arkansas *Tim Hutchinson for U.S. Senate California *Clint Engler for U.S. Congress, District 17 *Devin Nunes for U.S. Congress, District 21 *Dana Rohrabacher for U.S. Congress, District 46 *Jeff Chavez for U.S. Congress, District 47 *Reinhold Gulke for Governor *Jim King for Lt. Governor Colorado *Marilyn Musgrave for U.S. Congress, District 4 Florida *Dave Weldon for U.S. Congress, District 15 *Jack McLain for U.S. Congress, District 16 Georgia *Saxby Chambliss for U.S. Senate *Calder Clay for U.S. Congress, District 3 *Phil Gingrey for U.S. Congress, District 11 *Max Burns for U.S. Congress, District 12 Hawaii *Bob McDermott for U.S. Congress, District 2 Illinois *Ray Wardingley for U.S. Congress, District 1 *Pete Calderone for U.S. Congress, District 17 Indiana *Chris Chocola for U.S. Congress, District 2 *Mark Souder for U.S. Congress, District 3 *John Hostettler for U.S. Congress, District 8 Iowa *Mike Hartwig for Secretary of State *Matt Whitaker for Treasurer Kansas *Todd Tiahrt for U.S. Congress, District 4 *Tim Shallenburger for Governor *Phill Kline for Attorney General Kentucky *Geoff Davis for U.S. Congress, District 4 Louisiana *Tony Perkins for U.S. Senate *Lee Fletcher for U.S. Congress, District 5 *Clyde Holloway for U.S. Congress, District 5 *Jack Wright for U.S. Congress, District 5 Maryland *Joe Crawford for U.S. Congress, District 5 *John Wrightson for State Senate, District 20 *Tom Devor for State Senate, District 16 *Donald Dwyer for Delegate, Anne Arundel County Michigan *Pete Hoekstra for U.S. Congress, District 2 *Harvey Dean for U.S. Congress, District 12 *Dick Posthumus for Governor Minnesota *M. Drago Kovatchevich for U.S. Senator *Lawrence Aeshliman for Governor Mississippi *Chip Pickering for U.S. Congress, District 3 *Karl Mertz for U.S. Congress, District 4 Missouri *Todd Akin for U.S. Congress, District 2 *Catherine Enz for U.S. Congress, District 3 Nevada *Boggs McDonald for U.S. Congress, District 1 *Janine Hansen for U.S. Congress, District 2 New Jersey *Dick Hester for U.S. Congress, District 13 New Mexico *Steve Pearce for U.S. Congress, District 2 New York *Marilyn O'Grady for U.S. Congress, District 4 *David Walrath for U.S. Congress, District 24 *Henry Wojtaszek for U.S. Congress, District 28 *Jerry Cronin for Governor North Carolina *Jeff Kish for U.S. Congress, District 12 Ohio *Steve Chabot for U.S. Congress, District 1 Oklahoma *Jim Inhofe for U.S. Senate *John Sullivan for U.S. Congress, District 1 *Kent Pharaoh for U.S. Congress, District 2 Oregon *Lon Mabon for U.S. Senate *Dave Brownlow for U.S. Congress, District 3 *Kevin Mannix for Governor Pennsylvania *Bill Shuster for U.S. Congress, District 9 *Lou Barletta for U.S. Congress, District 11 *Bill Choby for U.S. Congress, District 12 *John P. Mcdermott for U.S. Congress, District 13 *Joe Pitts for U.S. Congress, District 16 *Todd Platts for U.S. Congress, District 19 *Laurel Petolicchio for State Representative, District 36 *Jeff Rhine for State Representative, District 98 South Carolina *Lindsey Graham for U.S. Senate *J. Gresham Barrett for U.S. Congress, District 3 *Gary McLeod for U.S. Congress, District 6 South Dakota *John Thune for U.S. Senate *Mike Rounds for Governor Tennessee *Lamar Alexander for U.S. Senate *Janice Bowling for U.S. Congress, District 4 *Marsha Blackburn for U.S. Congress, District 7 *Mat McClain for U.S. Congress, District 8 *Van Hilleary for Governor *Donna Rowland for State Representative, District 34 Texas *Van Brookshire for U.S. Congress, District 2 *John Graves for U.S. Congress, District 4 *Joe Barton for U.S. Congress, District 6 *John Culberson for U.S. Congress, District 7 *Ron Paul for U.S. Congress, District 14 *Mike Rivera Ortega for U.S. Congress, District 24 *Pat Ahumada for U.S. Congress, District 27 *Gabriel Perales for U.S. Congress, District 28 *John Carter for U.S. Congress, District 31 *Bryan Hughes for State Representative, District 5 *Rick Green for State Representative, District 45 *Larry Elwell for Judge, Johnson County *Bradley Parsons for Justice of Peace, Johnson County Utah *Rob Bishop for U.S. Congress, District 1 *John Swallow for U.S. Congress, District 2 *Chris Cannon for U.S. Congress, District 3 *Brad Probst for State Senate, District 3 *Frank Mylar for State Senate, District 7 Virginia *Jo Ann Davis for U.S. Congress, District 1 *Frank Creel for U.S. Congress, District 11 Washington *Carol Cassady for U.S. Congress, District 7 *Steve Alexander for State Supreme Court, Position 4 West Virginia *Jay Wolfe for U.S. Senate Wisconsin *Ron Greer for U.S. Congress, District 2 *Joe Rothbauer for U.S. Congress, District 7 *Edward J. 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