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The '''Libertarian Party of Kings County''' is a county | The '''Libertarian Party of Kings County''' is a county organization of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. Kings County is in Central California. | ||
The largest city is Hanford. Other cities include Lemoore, Corcoran, and Avenal. | The largest city is Hanford. Other cities include Lemoore, Corcoran, and Avenal. | ||
Libertarians has been sporadically active throughout the history of the Libertarian Party. There is limited historical documentation available about the Libertarian Party of Kings County prior to its most recent | Libertarians has been sporadically active throughout the history of the Libertarian Party. There is limited historical documentation available about the Libertarian Party of Kings County prior to its most recent reactivation, which was guided by [[Kenneth Brent Olsen]]. | ||
Activities in recent years have included outreach booths at public events and making public statements providing a libertarian perspective on actions being considered by local governments. In 2016, a Libertarian, [[Kalish Morrow]], ran for the office of Hanford City Council, District B. | Activities in recent years have included outreach booths at public events and making public statements providing a libertarian perspective on actions being considered by local governments. In 2016, a Libertarian, [[Kalish Morrow]], ran for the office of Hanford City Council, District B. | ||
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Kings County was Region 16 of the Libertarian Party of California in the [[Libertarian Party of California Regions|numbering system]] in which regions generally corresponded to counties. | Kings County was Region 16 of the Libertarian Party of California in the [[Libertarian Party of California Regions|numbering system]] in which regions generally corresponded to counties. However, for a time it was grouped together as part of the multi-county [[Valley Libertarians]] region. | ||
Kings County was part of Region 8 in the earlier 20-region numbering system. | Kings County was part of Region 8 in the earlier 20-region numbering system. | ||
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Revision as of 00:16, 24 February 2019
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| General Information | |
| Jurisdiction: | Kings County, California |
| Status: | Active |
| Officers | |
| Chair: | Kalish Morrow |
| Vice-Chair: | Tyler Braaten |
| Secretary: | Stephen Cano |
| Treasurer: | Jillian Olsen |
| Media | |
| Website: | Website |
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The Libertarian Party of Kings County is a county organization of the Libertarian Party of California. Kings County is in Central California. The largest city is Hanford. Other cities include Lemoore, Corcoran, and Avenal.
Libertarians has been sporadically active throughout the history of the Libertarian Party. There is limited historical documentation available about the Libertarian Party of Kings County prior to its most recent reactivation, which was guided by Kenneth Brent Olsen.
Activities in recent years have included outreach booths at public events and making public statements providing a libertarian perspective on actions being considered by local governments. In 2016, a Libertarian, Kalish Morrow, ran for the office of Hanford City Council, District B.
Executive Committee
The Libertarian Party of Kings County Executive Committee. Left to right: Mark Cole (Hanford Representative), Tyler Braaten (Vice Chair), Kalish Morrow (Chair), Stephen Cano (Secretary), Jillian Olsen (Treasurer), Kenneth Brent Olsen (At-Large Representative), Jerrod Finder (Lemoore Representative). January 6, 2019.
| Chair | Kalish Morrow (January 2019—present) |
| Vice Chair | Tyler Braaten (January 2019—present) |
| Secretary | Stephen Cano (January 2019—present) |
| Treasurer | Jillian Olsen (April 2018—present) |
| Hanford Representative | Mark Cole (April 2018—present) |
| Lemoore Representative | Jerrod Finder (January 2019—present) |
| At-Large Representative | Kenneth Brent Olsen (January 2019—present) |
Other Committees
- Events Committee: Kalish Morrow (Chair), Tyler Braaten, Kenneth Brent Olsen
- Candidate Support and Recruitment Committee: Tyler Braaten (Chair), Kalish Morrow, Talon Waite, Mark Cole, Kenneth Brent Olsen
History
Region Numbers
Kings County was Region 16 of the Libertarian Party of California in the numbering system in which regions generally corresponded to counties. However, for a time it was grouped together as part of the multi-county Valley Libertarians region.
Kings County was part of Region 8 in the earlier 20-region numbering system.
Past Executive Committees
The Libertarian Party of Kings County Executive Committee with Libertarian candidate for Lieutenant Governor of California, Tim Ferreira. Left to right: Mark Cole (Hanford Representative), Jillian Olsen (Treasurer), Braedon Olsen (Secretary), Kalish Morrow (Vice Chair), Daniel McCoy (former Chair), Tim Ferreira (2018 Libertarian candidate for Lieutenant Governor of California). April 8, 2018.
2018
| Chair | Kenneth Brent Olsen (April 2018—January 2019) |
| Vice Chair | Kalish Morrow (January 2018—January 2019) |
| Secretary | Talon Waite (May 2018—January 2019) |
| Treasurer | Jillian Olsen (April 2018—present) |
| Hanford Representative | Mark Cole (April 2018—present) |
| Lemoore Representative | Tyler Braaten (January 2018—January 2019) |
Libertarian Party of Kings County Executive Committee with Nickolas Wildstar, 2018 Libertarian candidate for Governor of California, and Crystal Wildstar. Left to right: Nickolas Wildstar (2018 Libertarian candidate for Governor of California), Crystal Wildstar, Daniel McCoy (Chair), Kalish Morrow (Vice Chair), Kenneth Brent Olsen (Treasurer), Braedon Olsen (Secretary). February 11, 2018.
2018
| Chair | Kenneth Brent Olsen (April 2018—January 2019) | ||
| Vice Chair | Kalish Morrow (January 2018—January 2019) | ||
| Secretary | Braedon Olsen (July 2016—May 2018) | ||
| Treasurer | Jillian Olsen (April 2018—present) | ||
| Hanford Representative | Mark Cole (April 2018—present) | ||
| Lemoore Representative | Tyler Braaten (January 2018—January 2019) | At-Large Representative | Glen Parsons (January 2018—May 2018) |
2018
| Chair | Daniel McCoy (January 2018—April 2018) | ||
| Vice Chair | Kalish Morrow (January 2018—January 2019) | ||
| Secretary | Braedon Olsen (July 2016—May 2018) | ||
| Treasurer | Kenneth Brent Olsen (January 2018—April 2018) | ||
| Hanford Representative | Stephen Cano (January 2018—April 2018) | ||
| Lemoore Representative | Tyler Braaten (January 2018—January 2019) | At-Large Representative | Glen Parsons (January 2018—May 2018) |
2017
| Chair | Kenneth Brent Olsen (July 2016—January 2018) | ||
| Hanford Vice Chair | Tayler Lee Olsen (July 2016—July 2017) | Lemoore Vice Chair | Daniel McCoy (July 2016—January 2018) |
| Secretary | Braedon Olsen (July 2016—May 2018) | ||
| Treasurer | Kalish Morrow (January 2017—January 2018) |
2016
| Chair | Kenneth Brent Olsen (July 2016—January 2018) | ||
| Hanford Vice Chair | Tayler Lee Olsen (July 2016—July 2017) | Lemoore Vice Chair | Daniel McCoy (July 2016—January 2018) |
| Secretary | Braedon Olsen (July 2016—May 2018) | ||
| Treasurer | Jillian Olsen (July 2016—January 2017) |
2016 Chair Pro Tempore
- Kenneth Brent Olsen, Chair Pro Tempore (May 2016-July 2016)
Past Leaders (Based on Limited Historical Information)
- Brian Brewer, treasurer (c 2005)
- Greg Clark, membership director (c 2005)
- John Evans, communication director (c 2005)
- Jeff Jared, campaigns director (c 2005)
- Scott Lindsley, chair (c 2005)
- Ryan McElroy, secretary (c 2005)
- Travis Wright, vice chair (c 2005)
External Links