1956 and 1960 Georgia Cozzini, United States of America
Socialist Labor Party.
1956
Anne Marie Yezo, United
States of America
American Third Party
1958 Ana María Zaefferer de Goyeneche, Argentina
Former diplomat. Candidate of the Partido Cívico
Independiente.
1962
Josefina Padilla Deschamps, Dominican Republic
Candidate of the
Partido Revolucionario Social Cristiano.
1968 Charlene Mitchell, United States of America
Communist Party.
1972 Genevieve Gunderson, United States of America
Socialist Labor Party.
1972 Frances
Farenthold, United States of America
She sought the nomination for Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate and
finished second in the balloting, receiving 400 votes.
1972 Theodora (Tonie) Nathan,
United States of America
For the Libertarian in 1972. In January she became the
first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote in the Electoral College, and also making her the
first Jewish person to receive an electoral vote and to gain a nomination to run
as Vice-President.
1973 Nora Sciappone, Argentinia
1976,
1980 and 1984 Angela Yvonne Davis, United States of America
Ran for vice-President alongside Communist Presidential candidate Gus Hall
in both the 1980 and 1984 elections. Today, Angela Davis remains an advocate of
penal reform and a staunch opponent of racism and classism in the Justice
System.(b.1944-)
1976 Connie
Blomen, United States of America
Socialist Labour Party Candidate.
1976 and 1992 Willie Mae Reid, United States of America
Black candidate for the
Socialist Workers Party. She also ran as candidate for Mayor of Chicargo in 1975.
1979 Merciendas de
Chamorro, Nicaragua.
1980 Eileen M.
Shearer, United States of America
Candidate for American Independent Party.
1980 LaDonna Harris,
United States of America
Candidate for Citizen’s Party in United States of America in 1980. Married to ex-senator
Fred Harris of Oklahoma.
1980 Sister Diane
Drumfenbroek, United States of America
Socialist Party Candidate.
1980 Gavrielle Holmes, United States of America
Four years later she was Presidential Candidate with Gloria E. LaRiva as
running-mate.
1980 Mathilde
Zimmermann, United States of America
Socialist Workers Party Candidate.
1980 Elizabeth Cervantes Barron, United States of America
Running mate of Maureen Smith of the Peace & Freedom Party.
1983 Catelina R. de
Guagnini, Argentina
1984 Geraldine
Ferraro, United States of America
Democratic running mate of Walter F. Mondale.
The ticket received 13 electoral votes. Member of the
House of Representatives 1978-84, lost primaries for a Senate seat in
1992 and 1998,
Ambassador to the United Nations Human Rights
Commission 1993-96. She lived (1935-2011).
1984 Maureen Kennedy
Salman, United States of America
Candidate for Populist Party.
1984,
1988, 1996, 2000 Gloria E. LaRiva, United States of America
Presidential Candidate in 1992 and 2008. In 1984 she was the running-mate of Gavrielle
Holmes.
1984 Andrea Gonzales, United States of America
Socialist Workers Party.
1984 and 1988 Helen Betty Halyard, United States of America
Workers League / Socialist Equality Party. Presidential candidate in 1992.
1984 Nancy Ross, United States of America
Alliance Party
1984. Carmen Miro' Gandásegui, Panama
Candidate for the post of Second Vice-President. Economist, demographer
and investigator.
1985 Dora Narres Vildivia
de Castillo, Perú
1988 Vikki Murdock, United States of America
Peace & Freedom Party.
1988 Kathleen Mickells, United States of America
Socialist Workers Party.
1988 Debra Freeman, United States of America
Running mate of Lyndon H. LaRouche, National
Economic Reconstruction
1988 Joan Andrews, United States of America
Right to Life Party
1988 Teresa
Minuche, Ecuador
1989 Sonia Gonzales de
Mandita, Honduras
1989 Lia
Victoria Mendez, Argentina
1989 María Cristina Guzmán,
Argentina
Former ambasador to
Organization of American States (OAS) and UNESCO. MP in 1987-99. Candidate
of the Confederación Federalista Independiente.
1990 Rhina Cordoba,
Nicaragua
1991/99 Marín Correra Delgado, Panama
She was Mayor of Panama City 1991-99 and (b. 1935-)
1992 and 2004 Sandra Sumang Pierantozzi,
Palau
Minister of Administration and Budget
1989-96,
Senator and Floor
Leader 1996-2001,
Vice-President
2001-05,
Minister for Administration
in
2001
and since 2001
Minister of Health
1992 Nancy Lord,
United States of America
Candidate for the Libertarian Party
1992 Asiba Tupahache, United States of America
A Native American she was candidate for the Peace & Freedom Party.
1992 Barbara Garson, United States of America
Socialist Labor Party
1992 Maria Elizabeth
Munez, United States of America
Candidate for the New Alliance Party in 1992 - Leonora B. Fulani was
Presidential Candidate.
1992 Debra Hanania Freeman,
United States of America
Running mate of Lyndon H. LaRouche,
Independent
1992 Estelle DeBates, United States of America
Running mate of James MacWarren, Socialist
Workers Party
1992 Doris Feime, United States of America
Running mate of Robert J. Smith, American Party
1994
Morisin Villalaz de Arias, Panama
In 1994 there were 3 female candidates for President and vice-President in the
country.
1994 Julia Suira,
Panama
Candidate for the post of Second
Vice-President
for Partido Panameñista Doctrinario (PPD).
1994 and 2002
Maria Marta Concepción de Villadores Mendoza,
El Salvador
Circa 1985-94 Leader of Partido Revolucionaro de los Trabajadores
Centroamericano under the alias of Commandora
Nilia Díaz and in both In 1994 and 2002
Vice-Presidential Candidate for FMLM.
1995 and 2003
Liliana Beatriz Ambrosio, Argentina
Candidate of Partido Humanista. In 1995 she was running-mate of Lia Victoria
Mendez.
1995 Silvia
Díaz, Argentina
Candidate of Movimiento Socialista de los Trabajadores.
1995 Graciela
Molle, Argentina
Candidate of Frente de Unidad Trabajadora
1995 Irma
Anognazzi, Argentina
Candidate of Movimiento Popular Democrático Antiimperialista.
1996 Rosanna Visonessa, Ecuador
1996 Mariel Gassó, Dominican Republic
1996
and 2000 Winona LaDuke, United States of America
Running mate of Ralph Nader of the Green party. She is a Native American/Jewis.
2004 unsuccessful Primary Candidate within the Green Party for the post of
Presidential Candidate.
1996 Kate McClatchy, United States of America
Running mate of Marsha Feinland of the Peace & Freedom Party.
1996 Laura Garza, United States of America
Socialist Workers Party.
1996 Joanne M. Jorgensen, United States of
America
Running mate of Harry Browne,
Libertarian Party
1996 Rosemary Guimarra, United States of
America
Running mate of Charles E. Collins,
Independent
1996 Rachel B. Kelly, United States of America
Running mate of Earl F. Dodge, Prohibition Party
1996 Shirley Jean Masters, United States of America
Running mate of Isabell Masters, Looking
Back Party
1996 Irna Gergieva Bokova, Bulgaria
Acting Foreign Minister 1996-97 and a candidate in 1996 for the
Socialists.
1996 Iskara Yaneva Atanasova, Bulgaria
The Communist candidate - the Presidential candidate was Vera Ilieva.
1996 Rumyana Yakimova, Bulgaria
1996
Dimitrina Nikolavea Vuldjeva, Bulgaria
1996
Wang Ching-feng,
Taiwan
1997 Shiela
Holda, Guyana
Candidate for the Post of First Vice-President
1997 Nanda
Gopaul, Guyana
Candidate for the Post of Vice-President and Prime Minister.
1997 Cecelia Goffa-Duoe, Liberia
A Baptist preacher, she
run
for
the All Liberian Coalition Party.
1997 Esther Hodge, Liberia
Candidate of the People's
Democratic Party of Liberia.
1998 Sonia Montaño Ferrufino, Bolivia
1998 Rose Marie Karpinsky de Morillo, Costa Rica
For post of 1. Vice-President on the ticket of the Liberal Party.
1998 Joyce Zurcher Blen, Costa Rica
For post of 2. Vice-President on the ticket of the Liberal Party. The two vice-President
elected were both women.
1998
and 2002 Ligia
María Arias Rodríguez, Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for
Partido
Nacional Independiente.
In 2002 she was candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Patriótico
Nacional.
1998
Leda García Pérez,
Costa Rica
She was candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Partido
Independiente. She was running mate of Yolanda
Gutiérrez Ventura.
1998
Rafaelita Dobles Hidalgo,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of second Vice-President for Partido
Independiente. She was running mate of Yolanda
Gutiérrez Ventura.
1998 Ana
Cecilia Jiménez Arce,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Partido
Pueblo Unido. She was running mate of Norma
Vargas Duarte.
1998
Alcira
Castillo Martínez,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Partido Fuerza Democrática.
1998
Odalía
Calderón Solano,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of second Vice-President for Partido Fuerza Democrática.
1998
Patricia
Odio Iglesias,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Partido Movimiento Libertario.
1998
Ana
Rita Cañas Ruiz,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Partido Integración Nacional.
1998 Ana
María Pérez Granados,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of second Vice-President for Partido Demócrata. Secretary of
Partido Demócrata.
1998
María
Anita Harvey Chavarría,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of second Vice-President for Nuevo Partido Democrático.
1998
Margarita
Alvarado Obregón,
Costa Rica
Candidate
for the post of first Vice-President for Partido Renovación Costarricense.
1998
Guyón
Holt Massey Mora,
Costa Rica
Gender uncertain.
Candidate
for the post of second Vice-President for
Partido
Renovación Costarricense.
1999 Febbie Nyrenda, Malawi
Also known as Bingu wa Mutharika
1998
Marylin P. Gómez Aguedo, Colombia
1998 Dr. María Emma Mejía Vélez de Caballero, Colombia
Ambassador to Spain
1993-95 and
1995-96 Minister of Education, 1996-98
Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1998
Vice-Presidential Candidate. 2000 Candidate for Mayor of Bogotá
and later Ambassador to a number of UN Organisations. (b.
1953-).
1998
Irene Morada Santiago, The Philippines
1998
Veronica Lasaca Tongol, The Philippines
1998
Aquiliza (Sally) Batulan Gabato, The Philippines
1998
and 2006 Annette
Georges, The Seychelles
Leader of the United Opposition Party
Party
1992-95 and Party Treasurer since 1995
(the party
has been renamed Seychelles National Party). Member of the National Assembly
since 2004. (b. 1957-).
1999 Raquel Baldón, Guatemala
1999
Arabella Castro Quiñonez, Guatemala
President of the Parliament 1994-95 and 1997-98.
1999
Haydée Raquel Blandón Sandoval, Guatemala
1999 Maria Marta Valldares, El Salvador
Better known by her alias Commandante Nidia Diaz
1999
Ester Neira de Calero, Panama
1999 Irene
Fernanda Herrera, Argentina
Candidate of Union Popular, Partido Autonomista (district
Santa
Fe)
1999 Amelia
Slikas Rearte, Argentina
Candidate of Partido Socialista Autentico
1999 Febbie Nyinende, Malawi
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