LIBERTARIAN PARTY

Gail Lightfoot

Lightfoot (www.lightfoot2000.org), a retired professional nurse and four-time candidate for Congress, says she would push for legislation reducing the size and scope of government and restricting its intrusion into the lives of its citizens.

GREEN PARTY

Jan B. Tucker

Tucker (http://ourworld.compuserve.com/ homepages/JanBTucker/Politics.htm) is a licensed private investigator and former candidate for state and national office who lists legal justice and prison reform as primary issues in her campaign.

Medea Benjamin

Benjamin, founding director of the human rights organization Global Exchange, wants the party's ideas for greater social justice and a sustainable environment to become state and national priorities.

AMERICAN INDEPENDENT PARTY

Diane Beall Templin

Beall Templin, an attorney and manager of a homeless shelter for women and children, strongly favors campaign and tax reform, and trade policies that protect American manufacturers and business people.

REFORM PARTY

Jose Luis Camahort

Camahort (http://home.att.net/~joe.camahort) is a retired research scientist who says he is passionate about ending poverty, protecting the environment and pursuing a foreign policy that encourages democratic reforms in other nations.

Valli Sharpe-Geisler

Sharpe-Geisler, an educator and technology coordinator, supports legislation benefiting small businesses and schools, favors campaign finance reform and opposes international trade that supersedes state environmental and worker safety laws.

NATURAL LAW PARTY

Brian M. Rees

Rees, a physician and former presidential candidate, supports campaign finance reform and a U.S. foreign policy that focuses on making friends rather than enemies among other nations.