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{{Infobox State
{{Infobox State
|name = Libertarian Party of California
|name = Libertarian Party of California
|logo = LP-of-California logo 2016.png
|logo = Libertarian_Party_of_California_logo_2021.png
|logo-size = 200px
|logo-size = 200px
|state = California
|state = California
|chartered =  
|chartered =  
|region = [[LNC Region 4|4]]
|region = [[LNC Region 4|4]]
|chair = [[Mimi Robson]]
|chair = [[Adrian F Malagon]]
|vice-chair = [[Rachel Nyx]]
|vice-chair = [[Gary Alvstad]]
|secretary = [[Chris Edgar]]
|secretary = [[Chris Edgar]]
|secretary-assistant =  
|secretary-assistant =  
|treasurer = [[Paul Vallandigham]]
|treasurer = [[Trendalyn Hallesy]]
|treasurer-assistant =  
|treasurer-assistant =  
|phone =  
|phone =  
|address = 770 L Street #950, Sacramento, CA 95814
|address = 428 J Street, Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814
|website = http://www.ca.lp.org/
|website = http://www.ca.lp.org/
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/LPCalifornia/
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/LPCalifornia/
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|meetup =  
|meetup =  
}}
}}
The '''Libertarian Party of California''' ('''LPCA''') is the California affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party]]. Just as California is the most populous state in the United States, it also has the largest number of registered Libertarians, and the most Libertarian Party members, of any state. As of 2021, more than 200,000 voters in California are registered Libertarian.
The '''Libertarian Party of California''' ('''LPCA''') is the California affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party]]. Just as California is the most populous state in the United States, it also has the largest number of registered Libertarians, and the most Libertarian Party members, of any state. As of 2023, slightly over 1% of the voters in California (more than 250,000 people) are registered Libertarian.


Historically, some of the most active county affiliates in California have been in San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Alameda, and Riverside counties.
Historically, some of the most active local groups in California have been in Alameda, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, and Santa Clara counties.


==Principles==
==Principles==
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===Executive Committee===
===Executive Committee===
[[File:CA_EC-meeting_2022-03-19.jpg|right|thumb|Executive Committee meeting 19 March 2022 in Hayward.]]
[[File:LPCA-ExCom-Feb2023.JPG|right|thumb|Post-convention Executive Committee meeting, February 19, 2023 in Sacramento, CA.]]
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
|Chair
|Chair
|[[Mimi Robson]]
|[[Adrian F Malagon]]
|-
|-
|Vice-Chair
|Vice Chair
|[[Adrian F Malagon]]
|[[Gary Alvstad]]
|-
|-
|Secretary
|Secretary
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|-
|-
|Treasurer
|Treasurer
|[[Paul Vallandigham]]
|[[Jason Regehr|Trendalyn Hallesy]]
|-
|-
|Northern Area Coordinator
|Northern Area Coordinator (NAC)
|[[Adrian F Malagon]]
|[[Elizabeth Stump]]
|-
|-
|Central Area Coordinator
|Central Area Coordinator (CAC)
|[[Matthew Butts]]
|[[Matthew Butts]]
|-
|-
|Southern Area Coordinator
|Southern Area Coordinator (SAC)
|[[Tara Young]]
|[[Loren Dean]]
|-
|-
|At-Large
|At Large
|[[Gary Alvstad]], [[Victoria Lapacek]], [[Michael Lema]], [[Chris Minoletti]], [[Kalish Morrow]], [[Cheyne Strawn]], [[Elizabeth Stump]], [[Jessica Tewksbury]]
|[[Alberto Alvarez]], [[Graham Brown]], [[Victoria Lapacek]], [[Michael Lema]], [[Chris Minoletti]], [[Tom Nichols]], [[Craig Strachan]]
|-
|-
|Alternates
|Alternates (In Ranked Order)
|[[Terry Miller]], [[Graham Brown]]
|[[Max Jimenez]], [[David Gorshe]]
|}
|}
[[Jia Christopher]] was an at-large member until her resignation 20 March 2022; the Executive Committee elected [[Victoria Lapacek]], who had been 2nd Alternate, to fill that position on 25 March, and then elected [[Graham Brown]] to fill the 2nd Alternate position on 31 March.


===Other Committees===
===Other Committees===
*'''Judicial Committee''' [[Susan Aquino]], [[David Bowers]], [[Loren Dean]], [[Elishiva Levin]], [[Loren Springer]], alternates [[Tom Nichols]], [[Matt Hartley]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Affiliate Support Committee|'''Affiliate Support Committee''']] [[Adrian F Malagon]] (Chair), [[Matthew Butts]], [[John Due]], [[Garrison Ham]], [[Elizabeth Stump]]
*'''Operations Committee''' [[Mimi Robson]] (chair), [[Chris Edgar]], [[Chris Minoletti]], [[Rachel Nyx]], [[Cheyne Strawn]]
*'''Awards Committee''' [[Loren Dean]], [[Meredith Hays]], [[Victoria Lapacek]], [[Michael Lema]], [[Marybeth Yuskavage]]  
*'''Affiliate Support Committee''' (formerly County Organization Support Committee) [[Adrian F Malagon]] (Chair), [[Matthew Butts]], [[Tara Young]], [[Ryan Cathey]], [[Theodore Gercken]], [[Richard Stafford]], [[Anthony Strauss]].
*'''Budget Committee''' [[Jason Regehr|Trendalyn Hallesy]] (Chair), [[Matthew Hartwig]], [[Adrian F Malagon]], [[Kat McElroy]]
*'''Budget Committee''' [[Kat McElroy]], [[Robert Parks]], [[Jason Regehr]], [[Craig Strachan]], [[Paul Vallandigham]] (Treasurer)
* '''Bylaws Committee''' [[Gary Alvstad]] (Chair), [[Chris Edgar]] (Secretary), [[Graham Brown]], [[Trendalyn Hallesy]]
* '''Bylaws Committee''' (for the 2023 convention) [[Graham Brown]], [[Chris Edgar]], [[Reinita Susman]], [[Cheyne Strawn]], [[Jessica Tewksbury]]
*'''Candidate Support Committee (CSC)''' [[Adrian F Malagon]] (Chair), [[Graham Brown]] (Treasurer), [[Matthew Hartwig]] (Assistant to CSC Treasurer), [[Alberto Alvarez]], [[Matthew Butts]], [[Tom Nichols]], [[Craig Strachan]]
*'''Candidate Support Committee''' [[Matthew Butts]], [[John Ferrero]], [[Theodore Gercken]], [[Wendy Hewitt]], [[Chris Minoletti]]
*'''Communications and Media Committee (CMC)''' [[Elizabeth Stump]] (Chair), [[Alberto Alvarez]], [[John Due]], [[Carrie Eiler]], [[Patrick Nicholson]], [[Viktor Srivastava]]
*'''Communications and Media Committee''' [[Garrison Ham]], [[Sasha Martinez]], [[Patrick Nicholson]], [[Rachel Nyx]], [[Elizabeth Stump]], [[Viktor Srivastava]], [[Jessica Tewksbury]]
*'''Convention Committee''' [[Michael Lema|Adrian F Malagon]] (Chair), [[Alberto Alvarez]], [[Gary Alvstad]], [[Graham Brown]], [[Carrie Eiler]], [[Jason Regehr|Trendalyn Hallesy]] , [[Elizabeth Stump]]
*'''Financial Standards Committee''' ''(not yet appointed)''
*'''Credentials Committee''' [[Gary Alvstad]], [[Chris Edgar]], [[Joshua Clark]], [[Loren Dean]], [[Christopher Ganiere]], [[Kat McElroy]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Historical Preservation Committee|'''Historical Preservation Committee''']] [[Joe Dehn]] (chair), [[Kat McElroy]] (secretary), [[Patrick Nicholson]], [[Reinita Susman]]
*'''Financial Standards Committee (FSC)''' [[Gary Alvstad]] (Chair), [[Trendalyn Hallesy]], [[Kirk Sullivan]]
*'''Membership Committee'''
*[[Libertarian Party of California Historical Preservation Committee|'''Historical Preservation Committee''']] ('''HPC)''' [[Joe Dehn]] (Chair), [[Graham Brown]], [[Gail Lightfoot]], [[Patrick Nicholson]]
*'''Program Committee''' [[Garrison Ham]], [[Zach Kincaid]], [[Rachel Nyx]], [[Shawn Osborne]], [[Robert Spina]]
*'''Judicial Committee (JC)''' [[David Bowers]] (Chair), [[Susan Aquino]], [[Loren Dean]], [[Elishiva Levin]], [[Loren Springer]]. Alternates: [[Matt Hartley]], [[Meredith Hays]]
*'''Strategic Planning Committee''' [[Matthew Butts]], [[Adrian F Malagon]], [[Angela McArdle]], [[Dave Schrader]], [[Tara Young]]
*'''Legislative Committee''' [[Alberto Alvarez]] (Chair), [[Carrie Eiler]], [[Meredith Hays]], [[Zach Kincaid]], [[Tyler Collins]]
*'''Membership Committee''' [[Adrian F Malagon]] (Chair), [[Matthew Butts]], [[Garrison Ham]], [[Elizabeth Stump]], [[Kyle Thom]], [[Alex Trujillo]]
*'''Operations Committee (OpsCom)''' [[Adrian F Malagon]] (Chair), [[Chris Edgar]] (Secretary), [[Gary Alvstad]], [[Jason Regehr|Trendalyn Hallesy]], [[Elizabeth Stump]]
*'''Program Committee''' [[Marc Joffe]] (Chair), [[Zach Kincaid]], [[Shawn Osborne]], [[Marybeth Yuskavage]]
*'''Recruitment Committee''' [[Christopher Kula]] (Chair), [[Gary Alvstad]], [[Graham Brown]], [[John Due]], [[Adrian F Malagon]], [[Kyle Thom]]
*'''Strategic Planning Committee (SPC)''' [[John Due]] (Chair), [[Graham Brown]], [[Carrie Eiler]], [[Adrian F Malagon]]
*'''Website and Information Technology Committee (WITCom)''' [[Theodore Gercken]] (Chair), [[Sunil Chhabra]], [[Marcus Schuff]]


===Staff===
===Staff===
*'''Executive Director''' [[Tim Ferreira]]
*'''Webmasters''' [[Carrie Eiler]] & [[Theodore Gercken]]
*'''Webmaster''' [[Maria Montiel]]


===Other Leadership Positions===
===Other Leadership Positions===
*[[Carrie Eiler]], LNC Representative., [[Joshua Clark]], LNC Alternate
*Libertarian National Committee Region Four Representative, [[Meredith Hays]]
*Libertarian National Committee Region Four Alternate, [[Gary Alvstad]]


==County Organizations==
==County Organizations==
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==Documents==
==Documents==
===Program===
* [[Media:CA Program 2021-12-11.pdf|Current Version]] (December 2021)
* [[Libertarian Party of California Program|Program History]]


===Bylaws and Convention Rules===
===Bylaws and Convention Rules===
* [[Media:CA-BYLAWS 2021.pdf|Bylaws and Convention Rules adopted May 15-16, 2021]]
* {{MediaNewTab|CA Bylaws 2024.pdf|Bylaws and Convention Rules Adopted February 24-25, 2024}}
* [[Libertarian Party of California Bylaws|Bylaws and Rules History]]
* [[Libertarian Party of California Bylaws|Bylaws and Rules History]]


===Policy Manual===
===Operating Procedures Manual===
* [[Media:CA-POLICYMANUAL 2020.pdf|Policy Manual adoped 2020]]
* [https://lpcorg.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Operating-Procedures-Manual-2023-8.24.23.pdf Current Version] (June 1, 2023)
* [[Libertarian Party of California Policy Manual|Policy Manual History]]
* [[Libertarian Party of California Operating Procedures Manual|Operating Procedures Manual History]]
 
===Platform===
*[[Document:National Platform 2022|National Platform]]
* [[Libertarian Party of California Platform|Platform History]]
 
=== Program ===
*[https://lpcorg.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/LPCA-Program-New.pdf Current Version] (July 7, 2022)
*[[Libertarian Party of California Program|Program History]]


==History==
==History==
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California was one of the earliest state affiliates, being recognized some time in 1972. (This affiliation was unsuccessfully challenged at the [[LNC Meeting 25 November 1972]].) The first state convention was held in 1973. Up until 1980 the LP was not a "qualified party" under California election law, so Libertarians who ran for partisan office appeared on the ballot as independent candidates.
California was one of the earliest state affiliates, being recognized some time in 1972. (This affiliation was unsuccessfully challenged at the [[LNC Meeting 25 November 1972]].) The first state convention was held in 1973. Up until 1980 the LP was not a "qualified party" under California election law, so Libertarians who ran for partisan office appeared on the ballot as independent candidates.


* [[Document:CaLiber 1974 History of the LPC: The First Two Years|summary of the first two years (from CaLiber 1974)]]
* [[Document:CaLiber 1974 History of the LPC: The First Two Years|Summary of the first two years (from CaLiber 1974)]]
* [[Libertarian Party of California Historical Timeline|timeline of the first decade (based on early newsletters)]]
* [[Libertarian Party of California Historical Timeline|Timeline of the first decade (based on early newsletters)]]


===Conventions===
===Conventions===


{| class=wikitable
{| class=wikitable
|2024
|23-25 Feburary
|Costa Mesa
|-
|'''[[California Convention 2023|2023]]'''
|17-19 February
|Sacramento
|-
|-
|'''[[California Convention 2022|2022]]'''
|'''[[California Convention 2022|2022]]'''
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===State Chairs===
===State Chairs===
{| class=wikitable
{| class=wikitable
|[[Adrian F Malagon]]
|2023 - Present
|-
|-
|[[John Taylor]]
|[[Mimi Robson]]
|1972
|2018 - 2023
|-
|[[Ted Brown]]
|2015 - 2018
|-
|-
|[[William V. Susel]]
|[[Kevin Takenaga]]
| pro-tem, 1972
|2007 - 2015
|-
|-
|[[Alan Coon]]
|[[Aaron Starr]]
| 1972-1973
|2001- 2007
|-
|-
|[[Ed Clark]]
|[[Mark Hinkle]]
|1973-1975?
|1997 - 2001
|-
|-
|[[William Westmiller]]
|[[Gail Lightfoot]]
|(c. 1975)
|1995 - 1997
|-
|-
|[[Ray Cunningham]]
|[[Kim Goldsworthy]]
|(c. 1976/1977)
|1993 - 1995
|-
|-
|[[Bruce Lagasse]]
|[[Pat Wright]]
|(c. 1978)
|1991 - 1993
|-
|-
|[[James Reichle]]
|[[Gail Lightfoot]]
|(c. 1979)
|1990 - 1991
|-
|-
|[[Dan Wiener]]
|[[John Vernon]]
|(c. 1980)
|1989 - 1990
|-
|-
|[[Bill Evers]]
|[[Ted Brown]]
|1981-1982
|1988 - 1989
|-
|-
|[[Mary Gingell]]
|[[Mark Hinkle]]
|1982-1984
|1986 - 1988
|-
|-
|[[Jack Dean]]
|[[Jack Dean]]
|1984-1986
|1984 - 1986
|-
|-
|[[Mark Hinkle]]
|[[Mary Gingell]]
|1986-1988
|1982 - 1984
|-
|-
|[[Ted Brown]]
|[[Bill Evers]]
|1988-1989
|1981 - 1982
|-
|-
|[[John Vernon]]
|[[Dan Wiener]]
|1989-1990
|(c. 1980)
|-
|-
|[[Gail Lightfoot]]
|[[James Reichle]]
|1990-1991
|(c. 1979)
|-
|-
|[[Pat Wright]]
|[[Bruce Lagasse]]
|1991-1993
|(c. 1978)
|-
|-
|[[Kim Goldsworthy]]
|[[Ray Cunningham]]
|1993-1995
|(c. 1976/1977)
|-
|-
|[[Gail Lightfoot]]
|[[William Westmiller]]
|1995-1997
|(c. 1975)
|-
|-
|[[Mark Hinkle]]
|[[Ed Clark]]
|1997-2001
|1973 - 1975?
|-
|-
|[[Aaron Starr]]
|[[Alan Coon]]
|2001-2007
| 1972-1973
|-
|-
|[[Kevin Takenaga]]
|[[William V. Susel]]
|2007-2015
| Pro-Tem, 1972
|-
|-
|[[Ted Brown]]
|[[John Taylor]]
|2015-2018
|1972
|-
|[[Mimi Robson]]
|2018-
|}
|}


===Executive Committees===
===Executive Committees===
[[File:LibertarianPartyofCaliforniaExCom201704-30-2017.jpg|thumb|right|The Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee for the 2017-2018 term. Top row, left to right: Baron Bruno, Jason Wu, Dave Bowers, Wendy Hewitt, Alex Appleby, Zachary Moore, Tyler Kuskie, Boomer Shannon. Bottom row, left to right: Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm, Mimi Robson (Secretary), Kenneth Brent Olsen (Northern Vice Chair), Ted Brown (Chair), Jonathan Jaech (Southern Vice Chair), Steve Haug (Treasurer), Robert Imhoff-Dousharm. April 30, 2017, in Santa Clara, California.]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (2022-2023)]]
 
*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (2021-2022)]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (2021-2022)]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (2020-2021)]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (2020-2021)]]
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*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (1972)]]
*[[Libertarian Party of California Executive Committee (1972)]]


===a snapshot from the past===
===A Snapshot From The Past===
This is what the page had listed for the state Executive Committee until recently. It was from 2010-11. This section needs to be replaced with a more comprehensive list of the Executive Committee members by date.
This is what the page had listed for the LPCA Executive Committee until recently. It was from 2010-11. This section needs to be replaced with a more comprehensive list of the Executive Committee members by date.


'''Chair:''' Kevin Takenaga<br>
'''Chair:''' Kevin Takenaga<br>'''Northern Vice Chair:''' C. Michael Pickens<br>'''Southern Vice Chair:''' Michael Seebeck<br>'''Secretary:''' Gale Morgan<br>'''Treasurer:''' Don Cowles<br>'''At Large Members:''' <BR />[[Ted Brown]]<BR />[[Mathew Barnes]]<BR />[[Brian Holtz]]<BR />[[Camden McConnell]]<BR />[[Jesse Thomas]]<BR />[[Bruce Dovner]]<BR />[[Mark Johnson]]<BR />[[Mike McMahon]]<BR />[[Chuck Moulton]]<BR />[[Lawrence Samuels]]<BR />
'''Northern Vice-Chair:''' C. Michael Pickens<br>
'''Southern Vice-Chair:''' Michael Seebeck<br>
'''Secretary:''' Gale Morgan<br>
'''Treasurer:''' Don Cowles<br>
'''At-Large Members:''' <BR />
[[Ted Brown]]<BR />
[[Mathew Barnes]]<BR />
[[Brian Holtz]]<BR />
[[Camden McConnell]]<BR />
[[Jesse Thomas]]<BR />
[[Bruce Dovner]]<BR />
[[Mark Johnson]]<BR />
[[Mike McMahon]]<BR />
[[Chuck Moulton]]<BR />
[[Lawrence Samuels]]<BR />
'''Alternates:''' <BR />
1st: [[Dan Minkoff]]<BR />
2nd: [[Mark Selzer]]<BR />


'''Media Relations Chair:''' <BR />
'''Alternates:''' <BR />1st: [[Dan Minkoff]]<BR />2nd: [[Mark Selzer]]<BR />
[[Dan Minkoff]]


'''Editor, The Libertarian Perspective:''' <BR />
'''Media Relations Chair:''' <BR />[[Dan Minkoff]]
[[Jacqueline Estrada]]
 
'''Editor, The Libertarian Perspective:''' <BR />[[Jacqueline Estrada]]


===Elections===
===Elections===
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===Membership and Vote Registration===
===Membership and Vote Registration===


The general term "member" has been used at various points in the LPC's history to refer to a number of different kinds of connection with the LPC.
The general term "member" has been used at various points in the LPCA's history to refer to a number of different kinds of connection with the LPCA.


California voters may register as affiliated with a political party. The LP is the 4th largest party in the state by registration, after Democratic, Republican, and American Independent.  Libertarian registration increased about 40% from the 2016 to the 2020 presidential election, and by 2021 the count of registered Libertarians was over 200,000.
California voters may register as affiliated with a political party. The LP is the 4th largest party in the state by registration, after Democratic, Republican, and American Independent.  Libertarian registration increased about 40% from the 2016 to the 2020 presidential election, and by 2021 the count of registered Libertarians was over 200,000.
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* For more information and historical statistics, see: [[Libertarian Party of California Voter Registration]].
* For more information and historical statistics, see: [[Libertarian Party of California Voter Registration]].


Individuals qualify to vote on Libertarian Party business at the state and county level by (1) certifying that they oppose the initiation of force to achieve political or social goals, (2) paying dues, and (3) ''not'' being registered to vote with any other party. The term used for this status is '''"central committee member"'''.  
Individuals qualify to vote on Libertarian Party business at the state and county level by (1) certifying that they oppose the initiation of force to achieve political or social goals, (2) paying dues, and (3) ''not'' being registered to vote with any other party. The term used for this status is '''"Central Committee Member"'''.  


People who pay dues but do not qualify as central committee members because they have not signed the certification or because they are registered to vote with another party are referred to in a number of ways, as "associate members", as "non-voting members", as part of the more general class of "dues-paying members", or simply as "contributors".
People who pay dues but do not qualify as central committee members because they have not signed the certification or because they are registered to vote with another party are referred to in a number of ways, as "associate members", as "non-voting members", as part of the more general class of "dues-paying members", or simply as "contributors".
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===Physical Office/Headquarters Locations===
===Physical Office/Headquarters Locations===
*428 J Street, Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 (2022)
*770 L Street, Suite 950, Sacramento, CA 95814 <ref>This was originally used as an office, with an employee located there, but at some point started only being used as a mail drop.</ref>
*14547 Titus Street, Suite 214, Panorama City, CA 91402 (2003)
*1290 Bayshore Blvd, Burlingame, CA 94010 (1972)
*1290 Bayshore Blvd, Burlingame, CA 94010 (1972)
*14547 Titus Street, Suite 214, Panorama City, CA 91402 (2003)


===Publications===
===Publications===


====Internal Newsletters====
====Internal Newsletters====
*[[The Beacon]] (2019-present)
*[[California Freedom]] (2003-2009)
*[[LPC Monthly]] (1997-2003)
*[[Libertarian Party of California News]] (1994-1996)
*[[Liberty Bell]] (1993-1994)
*[[California Libertarian News]] (1985-1992)
*[[California Activist]] (1979-1984)
*[[CaLiber]] (1973-1983)
*[[The Libertarian (newsletter)|The Libertarian]] (1972)
*[[LiberTale]] (1972)
*[[LiberTale]] (1972)
*[[The Libertarian (newsletter)|The Libertarian]] (1972)
*[[CaLiber]] (1973-1983)
*[[California Activist]] (1979-1984)
*[[California Libertarian News]] (1985-1992)
*[[Liberty Bell]] (1993-1994)
*[[Libertarian Party of California News]] (1994-1996)
*[[LPC Monthly]] (1997-2003)
*[[California Freedom]] (2003-2009)


====Outreach Publications====
====Outreach Publications====
* [[California Liberty]] (1994-1996)
* [[California Liberty]] (1994-1996)
* The Libertarian Alternative (for various elections)
* [[The Libertarian Alternative]] (for various elections)


====Press Releases====
====Press Releases====


* [[Libertarian Party of California Press Releases]]
* [[Libertarian Party of California Press Releases]]
* Libertarian Perspective (op-ed series)
* Libertarian Perspective (Op-ed series)
 
====Platform====
 
From 1973 to 2021, the LPC published its own Platform.
 
* [[Libertarian Party of California Platform|Platform History]]


===Awards===
===Awards===
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