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'''Carla A. Howell''' is a [[Libertarian Party of Massachusetts|Massachusetts]] former chair, candidate, and organizer who | '''Carla A. Howell''' is a [[Libertarian Party of Massachusetts|Massachusetts]] former chair, candidate, and organizer who previously served as the national party [[Executive Director]], taking over from [[Wes Benedict]] on 14 December [[2011]]. | ||
She is a co-founder of the [[Center for Small Government]]. | She is a co-founder of the [[Center for Small Government]]. | ||
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She has been on hundreds of televised interviews and debates since 2000. | She has been on hundreds of televised interviews and debates since 2000. | ||
==Organizational Positions== | |||
;[[Libertarian Party]] | |||
*Executive Director (December 14, 2011—2013) | |||
*Political Director (?—2017) | |||
;[[Libertarian Party of Massachusetts]] | |||
*Chair (1997—1998) | |||
==Harry Browne Campaign== | ==Harry Browne Campaign== | ||
In [[1996]] she filled Faneuil Hall and Parker House for a [[Harry Browne]] fundraiser -- the same place [[John F Kennedy]] announced his [[1960]] run. | In [[1996]] she filled Faneuil Hall and Parker House for a [[Harry Browne]] fundraiser -- the same place [[John F Kennedy]] announced his [[1960]] run. | ||
==Petition Drives== | ==Petition Drives== | ||
She successfully headed five petition drives in 1998, 2000, and 2002. | She successfully headed five petition drives in 1998, 2000, and 2002. | ||
==Tax Initiatives== | ==Tax Initiatives== | ||
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===[[2010]] State Sales Tax Rollback=== | ===[[2010]] State Sales Tax Rollback=== | ||
She and [[Michael Cloud]] proposed rolling back the state sales tax from 6.25% to 3%. It got 966,973 votes. | She and [[Michael Cloud]] proposed rolling back the state sales tax from 6.25% to 3%. It got 966,973 votes. | ||
==Campaigns== | ==Campaigns== | ||
===[[1998]] -- State Auditor=== | ===[[1998]] -- State Auditor=== | ||
* | *Received a mainstream endorsement from the ''Boston Herald''. | ||
*Got 102,198 votes | *Got 102,198 votes | ||
===[[2000]] -- US Senate=== | ===[[2000]] -- US Senate=== | ||
*Raised $821,000 | *Raised $821,000 | ||
* | *Received 308.860 votes -- 12% -- in a three way US Senate race, the highest in party history | ||
===[[2002]] -- Governor=== | ===[[2002]] -- Governor=== | ||
*Ran against Mitt Romney | *Ran against Mitt Romney | ||
*Got 23,044 votes in a six-way race. | *Got 23,044 votes in a six-way race. | ||
==Media== | ==Media== | ||
She wrote and performed the song [[How Could I Live Without Filing Taxes]] in [[2001]]. | She wrote and performed the song [[How Could I Live Without Filing Taxes]] in [[2001]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 14 November 2022
| Carla A. Howell | |
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| Executive Director Libertarian Party | |
| December 14, 2011—2013 | |
| Predecessor: | Wes Benedict |
| Successor: | Wes Benedict |
| Personal Details | |
| Party: | Libertarian Party |
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Carla A. Howell is a Massachusetts former chair, candidate, and organizer who previously served as the national party Executive Director, taking over from Wes Benedict on 14 December 2011.
She is a co-founder of the Center for Small Government.
She served as chair of the Libertarian Party of Massachusetts from 1997-1999.
She has been on hundreds of televised interviews and debates since 2000.
Organizational Positions
- Executive Director (December 14, 2011—2013)
- Political Director (?—2017)
- Chair (1997—1998)
Harry Browne Campaign
In 1996 she filled Faneuil Hall and Parker House for a Harry Browne fundraiser -- the same place John F Kennedy announced his 1960 run.
Petition Drives
She successfully headed five petition drives in 1998, 2000, and 2002.
Tax Initiatives
2002 Statewide Ballot Question 1
Heavily opposed by various groups, the petition to end the state income tax came very close to succeeding at 45%.
2008 Statewide Ballot Question 1
Facing even more opposition, the second attempt to eliminate the state income tax was less successful than the first, with 30%.
2010 State Sales Tax Rollback
She and Michael Cloud proposed rolling back the state sales tax from 6.25% to 3%. It got 966,973 votes.
Campaigns
1998 -- State Auditor
- Received a mainstream endorsement from the Boston Herald.
- Got 102,198 votes
2000 -- US Senate
- Raised $821,000
- Received 308.860 votes -- 12% -- in a three way US Senate race, the highest in party history
2002 -- Governor
- Ran against Mitt Romney
- Got 23,044 votes in a six-way race.
Media
She wrote and performed the song How Could I Live Without Filing Taxes in 2001.
| Preceded by: Stephen Gordon |
Libertarian Party Political Director 2013-present |
Succeeded by: |
| Preceded by: Wes Benedict |
Libertarian Party Executive Director 2011-2013 |
Succeeded by: Wes Benedict |
| Preceded by: Dean Cook |
Libertarian Party of Massachusetts Gubernatorial Candidate 2002 |
Succeeded by: |
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