The highest percentage of popular votes was Theodore Roosevelt's Bull-Moose Party which won 27.4 percent of the popular vote in the 1912 Presidential election, and carried six states. This was the best showing of an independent party in history, and the only time such a party has carried more than one-third of the popular vote. .
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John Minor Crawford House was created in 1878.
a status granted to non-nationals giving them: 1. almost equal rights as nationals of the country of residence 2. absolute protection against expulsion (also temporarily, e.g. for minor children), and/or 3. voting rights for national elections
b. minor party voters can choose which primary to vote in
The fate of most minor parties is that they serve the government and help gain money in the future.
The members of a minor party tend to support the platform of a major party.