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Stephen Emery was an American subway dispatcher and political activist from New York. He was twice the vice-presidential nominee of the Socialist Labor Party of America in 1948 and 1952. Running alongside Edward A. Teichert in 1948, the SLP ticket received 29,244 votes in 22 states. Four years later in 1952, Emery was nominated alongside Eric Hass. Hass/Emery received 30,406 votes.^[1]

In April 1970, Emery was nominated to be the SLP's candidate for Governor of New York. At the time of nomination, he lived in Jamaica, Queens, New York City.^[2] He won 3,963 votes to finish in last place among six candidates.

Published works

Stephen Emery, member of the Socialist Labor Party of America Letter to Albert Einstein The Weekly People, 1949

References

^ "Vote for Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates of the Socialist Labor Party" (PDF). slp.org. Socialist Labor Party. Retrieved 8 August 2017.
^ "Socialist Labor Convention Chooses Statewide Slate". New York Times. April 6, 1970. Retrieved 8 June 2017.

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(← 1944) 1948 United States presidential election (→ 1952)

Democratic Party

Convention Primaries
Candidates	Incumbent nominee: Harry S. Truman campaign VP nominee: Alben W. Barkley Other candidates: Harley M. Kilgore Richard Russell Jr. Henry A. Wallace

Republican Party

Convention Primaries
Candidates	Nominee: Thomas E. Dewey VP nominee: Earl Warren Other candidates: Riley A. Bender Herbert E. Hitchcock Douglas MacArthur Joseph W. Martin Jr. Edward Martin Leverett Saltonstall Harold Stassen Arthur Vandenberg Robert A. Taft

States' Rights Democratic Party

Convention
Candidates	Nominee: Strom Thurmond VP nominee: Fielding L. Wright

Other third-party and independent candidates
Prohibition Party	Nominee: Claude A. Watson VP nominee: Dale H. Learn
Progressive Party	Nominee: Henry A. Wallace Nominee: Glen H. Taylor
Socialist Party	Nominee: Norman Thomas VP nominee: Tucker P. Smith
Socialist Workers Party	Nominee: Farrell Dobbs VP nominee: Grace Carlson
Independents and other candidates	Gerald L. K. Smith

Other 1948 elections: House
Senate

(← 1948) 1952 United States presidential election (→ 1956)

Republican Party

Convention Primaries
Candidates	Nominee: Dwight D. Eisenhower VP nominee: Richard Nixon Other candidates: Riley A. Bender George T. Mickelson Harold Stassen Robert Taft Earl Warren

Democratic Party

Convention Primaries
Candidates	Nominee: Adlai Stevenson II VP nominee: John Sparkman Other candidates: Alben W. Barkley Paul A. Dever W. Averell Harriman Hubert Humphrey Estes Kefauver Robert S. Kerr Richard Russell Jr.

Third-party and independent candidates
Prohibition Party	Nominee: Stuart Hamblen VP nominee: Enoch A. Holtwick
Progressive Party	Nominee: Vincent Hallinan VP nominee: Charlotta Bass
Socialist Labor Party	Nominee: Eric Hass
Socialist Party	Nominee: Darlington Hoopes VP nominee: Samuel H. Friedman
Socialist Workers Party	Nominee: Farrell Dobbs VP nominee: Myra Tanner Weiss
Independents and other candidates	Edward Longstreet Bodin Henry B. Krajewski Homer Aubrey Tomlinson

Other 1952 elections: House
Senate

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