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'''Erik Raudsep''' is a Libertarian Party activist from North Carolina. He is currently an At-Large member of the [[Libertarian National Committee]]. was a delegate seated with the delegation of the [[Libertarian Party of North Carolina]] at the [[National Convention 2018|2018 National Convention]]. | |||
==Biography== | |||
Raudsep was involved in the Republican Party in New York State from 1996 to 2002, when he registered as a Democrat, and then as unaffiliated in 2003. In 2007, he moved to North Carolina and joined the Libertarian Party of North Carolina in 2008 and was involved in his local party and on the state level. In 2020, he was elected as an At-Large member to the [[Libertarian National Committee]]. In early of 2021 Mr. Raudsep announced that he will be seeking the Vice-Chair position on the Libertarian National Committee for the 2022 term. | |||
==Campaigns== | |||
*Candidate for NC House District 31 (2017-2018) | |||
==Organizational Positions== | |||
;[[Libertarian Party]] | |||
*Delegate to the National Convention (2016, 2018, 2020) | |||
;[[Libertarian National Committee]] | |||
*At-Large Member (July 12, 2020—present) | |||
;[[Libertarian Party of North Carolina]] | |||
*Coalition Director (2019—2020) | |||
*Executive Board member at large (2011-2013; 2015-2017) | |||
*Political Director (2014-2016) | |||
;[[Libertarian Party of Durham County]] | |||
*Chair (2018—2020) | |||
;[[Libertarian Party of Durham County|Libertarian Party of Durham and Orange Counties]] | |||
*Secretary (2016-2017) | |||
===Before the Libertarian Party=== | |||
2008 Joined Libertarian Party of North Carolina | |||
2007 Moved to North Carolina from New York | |||
2005-2007 Independent Legislative writer and implementation adviser | |||
2004-2005 Fundraiser and Lobbyist for Have a Heart Children's Illness fund | |||
2004 Fundraiser for 9/11 widows fund | |||
2003 Changed party affiliation from Democrat to Unaffiliated | |||
2002 Left Republican Party of New York Registered as Democrat | |||
2001 Worked with City of New York Mayor's Office (Electronic Communication office) | |||
2000-2001 Worked for Bush Cheney in New York and Florida (Technical Director for New York) | |||
2000-2001 Worked for Lazio 2000 New York and Bay Shore office (Chief Technical Officer) (Online Contribution FEC Input and Development) | |||
1997-1998 Paid intern for Alfonse D'aMato US Senate (Holocaust Commission for remuneration) | |||
1996-1997 Lead volunteer for yard sign distribution and delivery Lazio for Congress | |||
[[Category: Former Democrats]] | |||
[[Category: Former Republicans]] | |||
[[Category: State Party Coalition Directors]] | |||
[[Category: North Carolina State Party Coalition Directors]] | |||
[[Category: State Party Political Directors]] | |||
[[Category: North Carolina State Party Political Directors]] | |||
[[Category: Local Party Secretaries]] | |||
[[Category: North Carolina Local Party Secretaries]] | |||
[[Category: North Carolina Party Activists]] | [[Category: North Carolina Party Activists]] | ||
[[Category: Party Activists from the 2000s]] | |||
[[Category: Party Activists from the 2010s]] | [[Category: Party Activists from the 2010s]] | ||
[[Category: Party Activists from the 2020s]] | [[Category: Party Activists from the 2020s]] | ||
[[Category: 2018 National Convention Delegates]] | [[Category: 2018 National Convention Delegates]] | ||
[[Category: North Carolina 2018 National Convention Delegates]] | [[Category: North Carolina 2018 National Convention Delegates]] | ||
[[Category: National Party At-Large Representatives]] | |||
[[Category: Candidates from the 2010s]] | |||
[[Category: Candidates for State House]] | |||
[[Category: North Carolina Candidates for State House]] | |||
[[Category: State Party At-Large Representatives]] | |||
[[Category: North Carolina State Party At-Large Representatives]] | |||
[[Category: Candidates for National Party Vice-Chair]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:07, 20 January 2022
| Eric Raudsep | |
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| At-Large Member Libertarian National Committee | |
| July 12, 2020—present | |
| Personal Details | |
| Residence: | North Carolina |
| Party: | Libertarian |
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Erik Raudsep is a Libertarian Party activist from North Carolina. He is currently an At-Large member of the Libertarian National Committee. was a delegate seated with the delegation of the Libertarian Party of North Carolina at the 2018 National Convention.
Biography
Raudsep was involved in the Republican Party in New York State from 1996 to 2002, when he registered as a Democrat, and then as unaffiliated in 2003. In 2007, he moved to North Carolina and joined the Libertarian Party of North Carolina in 2008 and was involved in his local party and on the state level. In 2020, he was elected as an At-Large member to the Libertarian National Committee. In early of 2021 Mr. Raudsep announced that he will be seeking the Vice-Chair position on the Libertarian National Committee for the 2022 term.
Campaigns
- Candidate for NC House District 31 (2017-2018)
Organizational Positions
- Delegate to the National Convention (2016, 2018, 2020)
- At-Large Member (July 12, 2020—present)
- Coalition Director (2019—2020)
- Executive Board member at large (2011-2013; 2015-2017)
- Political Director (2014-2016)
- Chair (2018—2020)
- Secretary (2016-2017)
Before the Libertarian Party
2008 Joined Libertarian Party of North Carolina
2007 Moved to North Carolina from New York
2005-2007 Independent Legislative writer and implementation adviser
2004-2005 Fundraiser and Lobbyist for Have a Heart Children's Illness fund
2004 Fundraiser for 9/11 widows fund
2003 Changed party affiliation from Democrat to Unaffiliated
2002 Left Republican Party of New York Registered as Democrat
2001 Worked with City of New York Mayor's Office (Electronic Communication office)
2000-2001 Worked for Bush Cheney in New York and Florida (Technical Director for New York)
2000-2001 Worked for Lazio 2000 New York and Bay Shore office (Chief Technical Officer) (Online Contribution FEC Input and Development)
1997-1998 Paid intern for Alfonse D'aMato US Senate (Holocaust Commission for remuneration)
1996-1997 Lead volunteer for yard sign distribution and delivery Lazio for Congress
- Biographies
- Former Democrats
- Former Republicans
- State Party Coalition Directors
- North Carolina State Party Coalition Directors
- State Party Political Directors
- North Carolina State Party Political Directors
- Local Party Secretaries
- North Carolina Local Party Secretaries
- North Carolina Party Activists
- Party Activists from the 2000s
- Party Activists from the 2010s
- Party Activists from the 2020s
- 2018 National Convention Delegates
- North Carolina 2018 National Convention Delegates
- National Party At-Large Representatives
- Candidates from the 2010s
- Candidates for State House
- North Carolina Candidates for State House
- State Party At-Large Representatives
- North Carolina State Party At-Large Representatives
- Candidates for National Party Vice-Chair