Billy Davis (Mississippi politician)

Billy Davis

Independent candidate for Vice President of the United States
Running mate	Lyndon LaRouche
Opponent(s)	Ronald Reagan (R), Walter Mondale (D) and numerous others.
Personal details
Political party	Independent

Billy Davis was a family farmer and attorney from Laurel, Mississippi associated with perennial candidate Lyndon LaRouche. Davis ran on the LaRouche platform for Governor of Mississippi in 1983.^[1] In the 1984 presidential election, Davis served as LaRouche's running mate.^[2] After an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic Party nomination, they ran as independents in the general election.^[3]

References

↑ MISS. VOTES IN PRIMARY TOMORROW Curtis Wilkie Globe Staff. Boston Globe. Aug 1, 1983. pg. 1
↑ "LAROUCHE TRYING AGAIN, IN 19 STATES". GOODMAN, WALTER. New York Times. Oct 30, 1984. pg. A.23
↑ CAMPAIGN NOTES; Filing Deadline Voided In Jersey Election Law AP. New York Times. September 22, 1984. pg. 1.8

LaRouche movement

History	Lyndon LaRouche Views of Lyndon LaRouche LaRouche criminal trials Lyndon LaRouche U.S. Presidential campaigns

Organizations	Bürgerrechtsbewegung Solidarität Citizens Electoral Council European Workers Party Executive Intelligence Review LaRouche movement National Caucus of Labor Committees Schiller Institute Worldwide LaRouche Youth Movement

Defunct	California Proposition 64 (1986) Fusion Energy Foundation North American Labour Party Party for the Commonwealth of Canada U.S. Labor Party

Members	Robert Beltran James Bevel Michael Billington Amelia Boynton Robinson Norbert Brainin Anton Chaitkin Jacques Cheminade Billy Davis Sergey Glazyev Janice Hart Hulan Jack Kenneth Kronberg Stanislav Menshikov Theo Mitchell Robert James Moon Kesha Rogers Nataliya Vitrenko William Warfield Frederick Wills Helga Zepp-LaRouche

Critics	Chip Berlet Daniel Patrick Moynihan John Rees Mike Royko

People separated from the movement	Nicholas F. Benton Robert Dreyfuss F. William Engdahl Laurent Murawiec Webster Tarpley

Related persons	Jeremiah Duggan J. Gordon Edwards (entomologist and mountaineer) Daniel Estulin Erik R. Fleming Roy Frankhouser Victor Gunnarsson Zbigniew Jaworowski Gordon M. Johnson Karen Kwiatkowski Eric Lerner Fred Newman Friedwardt Winterberg J. L. Chestnut

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United States presidential election, 1984

Republican Party

Nominee: Ronald Reagan

VP nominee: George H. W. Bush

Candidates: Ben Fernandez; Harold Stassen

Democratic Party

Nominee: Walter Mondale

VP nominee: Geraldine Ferraro

Candidates: Reubin Askew; Alan Cranston; John Glenn; Gary Hart; Ernest Hollings; Jesse Jackson; George McGovern

Third party and independent candidates

Citizens Party	Nominee Sonia Johnson VP nominee Richard Walton

Communist Party	Nominee Gus Hall VP nominee Angela Davis

Libertarian Party	Nominee David Bergland VP nominee Jim Lewis Candidates Gene Burns Earl Ravenal Mary Ruwart

Prohibition Party	Nominee Earl Dodge

Socialist Equality Party	Nominee Edward Winn VP nominee Helen Halyard

Socialist Party	Nominee Sonia Johnson VP nominee Richard Walton

Socialist Workers Party	Nominee Melvin T. Mason VP nominee Matilde Zimmermann

Workers World Party	Nominee Larry Holmes Alternate nominee Gavrielle Holmes VP nominee Gloria La Riva

Independents and other candidates	Charles Doty Larry Flynt Lyndon LaRouche Running mate Billy Davis

Other 1984 elections: House; Senate; Gubernatorial

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