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| [[Conservative of the Year 2011|2011]] || '''[[John Kasich]]''' || [[Allen West]] || 12
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| [[Conservative of the Year 2011|2011]]<ref>John Kasich was stripped of this award in 2021 for his persistent [[RINO]]-like political positions, which included boycotting the 2016 Republican National Convention in his own state of Ohio.</ref> || '''[[Allen West]]''' || [[Tim Tebow]] || 12
 
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Revision as of 17:59, December 31, 2021

This is a list of every Conservative of the Year according to Conservapedia. Please note that these lists do not imply that those listed are not the only noteworthy conservatives of that particular year.

List

Year Conservative of the Year Runner up Other nominees
2009[1] Clarence Thomas Defenders of marriage 9
2010 Rand Paul Andrew Breitbart 9
2011[2] Allen West Tim Tebow 12
2012 2012 Summer Olympics participants Scott Walker 13
2013 "Duck Dynasty" family Rick Perry 14
2014 Scott Walker Greg Abbott 18
2015 Republican primary voters Jim Jordan 15
2016 Phyllis Schlafly Donald Trump 12
2017 Donald Trump Steve Bannon 16
2018 Donald Trump Jair Bolsonaro 23
2019 Josh Hawley pro-life and pro-Brexit British former Labour Party voters 24
2020 Amy Coney Barrett Lauren Boebert 21
2021

Notes

  1. ↑ This was for the entire decade.
  2. ↑ John Kasich was stripped of this award in 2021 for his persistent RINO-like political positions, which included boycotting the 2016 Republican National Convention in his own state of Ohio.

See also