Robert Wells (politician)

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Robert Wells (b. February 16, 1950 in Peoria, Illinois) was the Constitution Party's candidate for governor of Missouri in 2004. He received less than one percent of the vote (with approximately 11,000 votes in all), coming in last place. When running for governor, he was a program manager.

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