We have three more amici on the LPNH appeal, namely amici from Dan Reale, Justin O’Donnell, and Carol Moore. All three amici oppose the LPNH appeal of its suspension.
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There is a new submissions scheme. There is a new one from Caryn Ann Harlos. I have submitted a new one also.
The LNC has submitted its FEC filing covering June 2026. They report $61,828 in income and $95,133 in disbursements, for a closing cash on hand of $792,163. They had $27,460 in itemized donations and $32,851 in unitemized donations. They also received $1345 in ‘offsets’ and $171 in interest income. There were $257 in refunds to interest income. Final debts and…
The LNC has gained a preliminary injunction against the Libertarian Party of New Mexico, ordering them to cease to use the name Libertarian Party. Details are in the attached order.
This article specifically treats the second LPNM settlement offer, which the LNC ExComm rejected. A subsequent article treats certain closely related issues that may well be of interest to our readers. We are aware of a message from LNC member Keith Thompson, issued earlier today, June 12, and sent to various LNC members and the LNC-Public email list. According to…
Meeting came to order at 8:36 PM. All members were present. Updates to the NM Trademark litigation in executive session. 10PM: they returned from Executive session. Move the ExComm recommend that the LNC recommend that the chair and counsel request a 90-day legal pause for negotiations. Vote: Knebel-Nay, Nekhaila-Nay, McGee-Nay, Chair takes time to think. McMahon votes no. Vote is…
We are advised by Avens O’Brien: The newly elected LNC just voted to disaffiliate the LPNH.
I am not publishing vote totals because they are not being reported on YouTube. I would need an image I can capture, which is not occurring. At 9AM there is a youtube signal but a static glyph and no sound apparent. 9:05 Chair calls for delegates to come to the room and take their seats. Call to order. 9:07 Moellman…
We begin with an address by our South Carolina candidate for United States Senate. We now reach a speech by Justin Amash, candidate for Congress. Amash gives extensive political strategy advice to all Libertarians. Meeting comes to order.
9:35. We are here. There are distant voices on the live stream. Pat Ford is talking to describe what is happening off the floor. Registration will be open until 10:30. He passes to Avens O’Brien. There is good sound, but the picture comes and goes. There will be a Chair debate. Jim Lark is moderating. 6 candidates on stage. I…