The Reform Party was founded in 1995.
Reform Party House candidates, 1996:
AZ-05 -- Ed Finkelstein (2.54%)
AR-01 -- Keith Carle (2.87%)
AR-03 -- Tony Joe Juffman (2.43%)
CA-03 -- Timothy R Erich (3.47%)
CA-07 -- William C Thompson (3.6%)
CA-10 -- John Place (2.24%)
CA-15 -- Valli Sharpe-Geisler (2.75%)
CA-21 -- John Evans (4.24%)
CA-22 -- Richard Porter (1.63%)
CA-46 -- Lawrence Stafford (3.16%)
CA-48 -- William Dreu (3.62%)
CA-49 -- Kevin Hambsch (1.82%)
CA-50 -- Dan Clark (2.75%)
CA-51 -- Miriam Clark (2.36%)
CO-02 -- Larry E Johnson (2.46%)
IL-03 -- George Skaritka (1.74%)
KS-03 -- Randy Gardner (3.40%)
MN-02 -- Stan Bentz (3.92%)
MN-04 -- Richard Gibbons (3.64%)
OR-04 -- Bill Bonville (1.47%)
PA-10 -- Thomas McLaughlin (3.98%)
PA-15 -- Nicholas Sabatine (3.46%)
PA-16 -- Robert Yorczyk (3.09%)
Reform Party Senate candidates, 1996:
IL -- Steven H Perry (1.4%)
KS -- Mark S Marney (2.3%), Donald R Klaassen (2.8%) [in special election]
MN -- Dean Barkley (7%)
MT -- Becky Shaw (4.7%)
OR -- Brent Thompson (1.5%)
SC -- Peter J Ashy (0.8%)
Reform Party gubernatorial candidates, 1996:
NH -- Fred Bramante (2.1%)
[listed as "Independent Reform" candidate]
Reform Party Presidential ticket, 1996:
Ross Perot / Pat Choate
Reform Party House candidates, 1998:
AZ-02 -- Gregory R Schultz (1.1%)
AZ-05 -- Robert Connery Sr. (0.8%)
AR-03 -- Ralph Forbes (19.3%)
CA-21 -- John Evans (21%)
CA-22 -- Richard Porter (0.6%)
CT-03 -- David Cole (0.4%)
FL-05 -- Jack Gargan (33.7%)
IA-01 -- Charles Thurston (0.7%)
IA-03 -- Charles Connolly (1.1%)
KY-02 -- Jim Ketchel (1%)
MI-08 -- John Mangopoulos (2.1%)
MN-02 -- Stan Bentz (4.7%)
MN-08 -- Stan Estes (5.8%)
MS-05 -- Robert Claunch (1.1%)
MO-05 -- Elizabeth Dulaney (1.4%)
MT-a.l. -- Webb Sullivan (0.9%)
RI-01 -- James C Sheehan (4.5%)
RI-02 -- Timothy L Miller (3.2%)
WA-04 -- Peggy S McKerlie (6.5%)
WA-07 -- Stan Lippmann (9.4%)
Reform Party Senate candidates, 1998:
AZ -- Bob Park (1.8%)
AR -- Charley E Heffley (2.7%)
CA -- Timothy R Erich (1%)
IL -- Don A Torgersen (2.2%)
KS -- Alvin Bauman (1.5%)
KY -- Charles R Arbegust (1.1%)
MO -- James F Newport (0.5%)
Reform Party gubernatorial candidates, 1998:
AZ -- Scott Malcolmson (0.8%)
AR -- Keith Carle (1.6%)
IL -- Lawrence Redmond (1.5%)
IA -- Jim Hennager (0.6%)
KS -- Darrel King (1.1%)
MN -- Jesse Ventura (37.0%)
NY -- Tom Golisano (7.7%) [as Independence Party of New York]
OK -- Hoppy Heidelberg (1.2%)
OR -- Roger Weidner (0.9%)
RI -- John Patrick (0.6%)
Reform Party House candidates, 2000:
CA-01 -- Pamela Elizondo (1.3%)
CA-17 -- Larry Fenton (1%)
CA-22 -- Richard Porter (0.9%)
CA-23 -- Cary Savitch (3%)
CA-36 -- John Konopka (1.4%)
CA-44 -- Gene Smith (1.9%)
CA-48 -- Eddie Rose (4.3%)
CO-01 -- Lyle Nasser (1.2%)
CO-03 -- Victor Good (1.8%)
FL-09 -- Jon Duffey (18.1%)
FL-14 -- Sam Farling (14.8%)
FL-16 -- John A McGuire (2.6%)
ID-01 -- Kevin Philip Hambsch (1.6%)
KY-06 -- Gatewood Galbraith (12%)
MS-02 -- Lee F Dilworth (1.2%)
MS-04 -- Betty Pharr (0.8%)
MS-05 -- Katie Perrone (1.5%)
NC-09 -- James Cahaney (0.5%)
Reform Party Senate candidates, 2000:
CA -- Jose Camahort (0.9%)
FL -- Joel Deckard (0.3%)
MI -- Mark Forton (0.6%)
MN -- James Gibson (5.6%) [as Independence Party of Minnesota]
MO -- Hugh Foley (0.2%)
MT -- Gary Lee (2.2%)
NJ -- Pat DiNizio (0.6%)
NY -- Jeffrey E Graham (0.6%) [as Independence Party of New York]
PA -- Robert Domske (0.5%)
RI -- Christopher Young (1%)
Reform Party gubernatorial candidates, 2000
MO -- Richard Kline (0.2%)
NC -- Douglas Schell (0.3%)
Reform Party presidential ticket, 2000
Pat Buchanan / Ezola Foster
Then there was a schism. The end.
Note that Jesse Ventura appears to be the only person who ever actually won anything. And many of the larger percentages above are due to either the Democrats or the Republicans not contesting the race -- the strongest Reform Party result in a race where both the major parties competed (apart from Ventura) was Gatewood Galbraith with 12%, in which he came third.
Also note that a stronger showing by Ross Perot in 1992 could lead to a stronger Reform Party, with more candidates than those listed above.