On June 15 there was a new LPUS Membership report covering May. LPUS Sustaining Membership in May stayed very nearly constant. The count of sustaining members dropped from 12,211 to 12,204. At the start of the year (last day of December) there were 12,344 sustaining members.
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Writing on Facebook about the LNC censure motion directed against him, Mark Tuniewicz wrote: Marcos Tuniewicz: I was not notified of this [Editor: the motion of censure] beforehand, nor was I after the vote took place.
Edit: This is a challenge being sent to the Judicial Committee. It requires the signatures of 10% of the National Committee delegates or 1% of the LP’s Sustaining Members. A signature form collecting those signatures with checkboxes for delegates and for members may be found at https://form.jotform.com/241615578233155 Libertarian Party of Wisconsin Region 1 Agreement Dispute Petition Subject The Libertarian Party…
The final meeting before the National Convention. This was the meeting at which the Tuniewicz censure motion was passed. Thanks to a long-standing member, I obtained access to a video tape of the meeting. Called to order at 3:10 PM. Attendance was taken. Public Comment: No non-LNC-members had comments. Richard Brown hoped it would be a good convention. Moved to…
The meeting approaches coming to order. There were at last count 37 attendees. State topics are Alabama, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and strategy and ballot access (in executive session). Redpath raises Montana issues. All officers, at-large members, regional representatives, and four of the eight alternates are present. Public comment: Andy Jacobs in New Mexico: We are in danger of not…
We quote their X account The Montana Libertarian Party has officially rejected Chase Oliver as our presidential candidate. We have maintained that we will always prioritize Montana first, and we do not believe his campaign advances our goals in this state. Similarly situated states should follow our lead, and we call upon the LNC to consider suspending and replacing him.…
The following were in attendance: Officers: Angela McArdle, Andrew Watkins, Caryn Ann Harlos, Todd Hagopian At-Large Representatives: Dustin Blankenship, Adrian F Malagon, Steven Nekhaila, Kathy Yeniscavich Regional Representatives: Adam Haman (Region 1), Dave Benner (Region 2), Dustin Nanna (Region 3), Otto Dassing (Region 5), Beth Vest (Region 7), Pat Ford (Region 8) Regional Alternates: Martin Cowen (Region 2), Greg Hertzsch…
Her statement ran more than half an hour. Key sentences, but not a verbatim transcript, are: I’m here to discuss Chase Oliver. I’m here to discuss strategy, cry baby quitters, cry baby people who are in denial about the data they probably didn’t look at I’m not going to badmouth Chase or Mike Ter Maat. There’s a lot of backlash…
There is a debate in New Hampshire between Libertarians about putting the Oliver-Ter Maat Presidential campaign team on the ballot. We first have some quotes from the LPNH group recognized by the LNC, and then a plan for putting Oliver and Ter Maat on the ballot. Third Party Watch is neither endorsing nor opposing this effort. We are covering the…
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