Blue Enigma Party

The Blue Engima Party was a ballot qualified third party in the U.S. state of Delaware. Founded in 2006, they became ballot qualified for the 2008 election placing candidates on the ballot for governor and other state offices.^[1]

2008 candidates

In 2008, the party fielded candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and in 3 races for State Representative. ^[2] Party founder Jeffrey Brown was listed as the party's candidate for Governor and for State Representative in district 13. Peter Cullen was the party's candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Stephen Michael Annand was the party's candidate for State Representative in district 19. Daniel D. Rappa, Jr. was the party's candidate for State Representative in district 20.

At some point prior to September 30, 2008, Peter Cullen and Daniel D. Rappa, Jr. withdrew from their respective races.

2010 candidates

Jeffrey Brown ran for U.S. Congress and State Representative in District 13. In the congressional race he earned 961 votes, or 0.31%. In the legislative race he received 440 votes for 9.2%.

After 2010

The party's website is no longer active and their Facebook page hasn't been updated since January 2011, so it is unclear if the party remains active.

References

↑ "Blue Enigma Party is a Qualified Party in Delaware". Ballot Access News. Retrieved 2008-09-23.
↑ "Ballot Qualified Candidates". State of Delaware, Commissioner of Elections. Retrieved 2008-09-23.

External links

Blue Enigma Party dead link

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