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{{Infobox State
{{Infobox State
|name = Arizona Libertarian Party
|name = Arizona Libertarian Party
|logo = LPAZ Logo.png
|logo = 2023 AZLP Logo.png
|state = Arizona
|state = Arizona
|chartered  
|chartered  
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|vice-chair = [[Cory Tallman]]&nbsp;(1st&nbsp;Vice-Chair)<br>[[William "Bill" Yeniscavich]]&nbsp;(2nd&nbsp;Vice-Chair)
|vice-chair = [[Cory Tallman]]&nbsp;(1st&nbsp;Vice-Chair)<br>[[William "Bill" Yeniscavich]]&nbsp;(2nd&nbsp;Vice-Chair)
|secretary = [[Roman Garcia]]
|secretary = [[Roman Garcia]]
|secretary-assistant = [[Nichole Giver]]
|secretary-assistant = [[Nicole Giver]]
|treasurer = [[Steven Bigelow]]
|treasurer = [[Steven Bigelow]]
|treasurer-assistant = [[Gail Thompson]]
|treasurer-assistant = [[Gail Thompson]]
|phone = 1-833-843-2957
|phone = 1-833-843-2957
|address = 24 W. Camelback Rd Suite A491 Phoenix, AZ 85013
|address = 6890 E Sunrise Dr. #120-250, Tucson, AZ 85750
|website = https://www.azlp.org/
|website = https://www.azlp.org/
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/LParizona/
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/LParizona/
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==History==
==History==
The Arizona Libertarian Party has had a contentious, controversial history.  For a time in the 1990s, there were two organizations claiming to be the official state party, one basing its claim on recognition by the national LP and the other on state laws governing the organization of recognized political parties given that the state LP had recently qualified for recognition. A petition from Arizona was rejected, after evidence was presented that there were irregularities in that state's temporary organization at the [[LNC Meeting 25 November 1972]]. In the 2000 election, the Arizona Libertarian Party recognized by Arizona but disaffiliated by the national LP, declined to endorse the national LP's presidential nominee, [[Harry Browne]], instead placing [[L. Neil Smith]] on the ballot as its presidential nominee.
The Arizona Libertarian Party has had a contentious, controversial history.  For a time in the 1990s, there were two organizations claiming to be the official state party, one basing its claim on recognition by the national LP and the other on state laws governing the organization of recognized political parties given that the state LP had recently qualified for recognition. A petition from Arizona was rejected, after evidence was presented that there were irregularities in that state's temporary organization at the [[LNC Meeting 25 November 1972]].
 
==Controversies==
 
In the 2000 election, the Arizona Libertarian Party recognized by Arizona but disaffiliated by the national LP, declined to endorse the national LP's presidential nominee, [[Harry Browne]], instead placing [[L. Neil Smith]] on the ballot as its presidential nominee.  See [[Libertarian Party of Arizona Affiliate Controversy 1995-2000]].


==Governing Documents==
==Governing Documents==
* [[:File:AZLP-Bylaws-as-amended-04-23-22.pdf|Bylaws Adopted 4/23/2022]]
* [[Media:BYLAWS-OF-THE-ARIZONA-LIBERTARIAN-PARTY-01-28-2023.pdf|Bylaws Adopted 1/28/2023]]
* [[Media:AZ-Constitution 199-08-31.pdf|Constitution Adopted 8/31/1999]]
* [[Media:AZ-Constitution 199-08-31.pdf|Constitution Adopted 8/31/1999]]
* [[Media:AZ-Platform 2017.pdf|Platform Adopted 1/21/17]]
* [[Media:AZ-Platform 2017.pdf|Platform Adopted 1/21/17]]
* [[Media:Adopted Interim AZLP Financial Policies 11 03 2022.pdf|Polices Adopted 11/03/2022]] awaiting Ratification by SC
* [[Media:AZLP Financial Policies 01-28-2023.pdf|Polices Adopted 01/28/2023]]


For historical governing documents see:
For historical governing documents see:
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* [[Index of Arizona Libertarian Party Constitutions]]
* [[Index of Arizona Libertarian Party Constitutions]]
* [[Index of Arizona Libertarian Party Platforms]]
* [[Index of Arizona Libertarian Party Platforms]]
* [[Index of Arizona Libertarian Polices]]


==Leadership==
==Leadership==
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! Chair
! Chair
| Michael McFarland
| [[Michael McFarland]]
|-
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! Vice-Chair
! Vice-Chair
| Cory Tallman
| [[Cory Tallman]]
|-
|-
! 2nd Vice-Chair
! 2nd Vice-Chair
| William "Bill" Yeniscavich
| [[William Yeniscavich|William "Bill" Yeniscavich]]
|-
|-
! Secretary
! Secretary
| Roman Garcia
| [[Roman Garcia]]
|-
|-
! Assistant Secretary
! Assistant Secretary
| Nichole Giver
| [[Nicole Giver]]
|-
|-
! Treasurer
! Treasurer
| Steven Bigelow
| [[Steven Bigelow]]
|-
|-
! Assistant Treasurer
! Assistant Treasurer
| Gail Thompson
| [[Gail Thompson]]
|}
|}
===Former===
===Former===
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*[[Michael Kielsky]] (2015—2017)
*[[Michael Kielsky]] (2015—2017)
*[[Howard Blitz]] (2018-2020)
*[[Howard Blitz]] (2018-2020)
*Emily Goldberg (2020-2022)
*[[Emily S. Goldberg|Emily Goldberg]] (2020-2022)


;
;
;Secretary
;Secretary
* [[James T. Kirk]] (1975)
* [[Michael Kielsky]] (2003—2005)
* [[Michael Kielsky]] (2003—2005)
* [[Emily S. Goldberg]] (2013—2017)
* [[Emily S. Goldberg]] (2013—2017)
* Sheila Shaver (2022-2022)
* [[Sheila Shaver|Sheila Reid-Shaver]] (2022-2022)


;
;
;Treasurer
;Treasurer
* [[Areta Goetzke]] (1973)
* [[Areta Goetzke]] (1973)
* [[Areta Johnson]] (1975)
* [[David Euchner]] (2003—2005)
* [[David Euchner]] (2003—2005)
* [[Joe Cobb]] (2009—2017)
* [[Joe Cobb]] (2009—2017)
* [[Robert Allen Pepiton]] (2017—2022) Notice of resignation in July of 2022.
* [[Robert Allen Pepiton]] (2017—2022) Notice of resignation in July of 2022.
* Sarah Riggle (2022-2022)
* [[Sarah Riggle]] (2022-2022)


;
;
;1st Vice-Chair
;1st Vice-Chair
* [[Michael Kielsky]] (2011—2015)
* [[Michael Kielsky]] (2011—2015)
* Barry Hess (2020-2022)
* [[Barry Hess]] (2020-2022)


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; Assistant Treasurer
; Assistant Treasurer
;*[[Sarah Riggle]] (Resigned 2022 to assume Treasurer Vacancy)
;*[[Sarah Riggle]] (Resigned 2022 to assume Treasurer Vacancy)
;* Steven Bigelow (2022-2022)
;* [[Steven Bigelow]] (2022-2022)
*
*


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Names Listed are Chairing the Committee
Names Listed are Chairing the Committee


* Bylaws/Platform - [[Sean Stinson]]
* Bylaws/Platform - Vacant
* County Development - Vacant
* County Development - [[Cory Tallman]]
* Information Technology - [[Sean Stinson]]
* Information Technology - [[Eric Fowler]]
* Candidate Recruitment/Support - [[Barry J Hess|Barry Hess]]
* Candidate Recruitment/Support - [[Cory Tallman]]
* Legislation - Vacant
* Policy (Temporarily decommissioned by order of Chairman McFarland) - [[David Morris]]
* [[Powell Gammill Award]] - [[Emily S. Goldberg|Emily Goldberg]]
* Audit - [[Kathy Yeniscavich]]
* Audit - [[Kathy Yeniscavich]]
* Communications - [[Lauren Marie-Snyder]]
* Communications - [[David Thomas]]
* Fundraising - Vacant
* Fundraising - Vacant
* Events - Vacant
* Events - Vacant


==Affiliate==
==Affiliates==
f the Arizona Libertarian Party include (current, inactive, or defunct):
The Arizona Libertarian Party include (current, inactive, or defunct):
*[[Apache County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Apache County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Cochise County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Gila County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Gila County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Graham County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Graham County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Greenlee County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Greenlee County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Maricopa County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Maricopa County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Navajo County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Pima County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Pima County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Pinal County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Pinal County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Yuma County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Yuma County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Yavapai County Libertarian Party]]


;Pending
;Pending
*[[Cochise County Libertarian Party]]
No Pending Affiliates
*[[Yavapai County Libertarian Party]]
 
;Unorganized
;Unorganized
*[[Coconino County Libertarian Party]]
*[[Coconino County Libertarian Party]]
* [[La Paz County Libertarian Party]]
* [[La Paz County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Mohave County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Mohave County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Navajo County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Santa Cruz County Libertarian Party]]
* [[Santa Cruz County Libertarian Party]]


==Publications==
==Publications==
*[[Arizona Libertarian]]
*[[Arizona Libertarian]]
*[[AZ Liberty Report]]
*[[Arizona Libertarian Party Newsletter]]


==Elections==
==Elections==
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! LNC Donors<br>Per<br>Million<br>Population
! LNC Donors<br>Per<br>Million<br>Population
! State Rank<br>Of Total LNC<br>Donors<br>(Of 51)
! State Rank<br>Of Total LNC<br>Donors<br>(Of 51)
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! '''Year '''!! Date(s) !! Venue !! City !! Keynote Speaker(s)
! '''Year '''!! Date(s) !! Venue !! City !! Keynote Speaker(s)
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|[[Arizona Convention 2025|2025]]
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|[[Arizona Convention 2024|2024]]
|January 13
|Savoy Opera House
|Tuscon, Arizona
|Sheriff David Hathaway (Santa Cruze County Sheriff)
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|[[Arizona Convention 2023|2023]]
|[[Arizona Convention 2023|2023]]
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|Chase Oliver
|Chase Oliver
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|[[Arizona Convention 2022|2022]]|| January 15 || Omni Tuscon National Resort || Tucson, Arizona || Jo Jorgensen, Dave Smith & <s>Spike Cohen</s> (Mr. Cohen was absent due to Illness)
|[[Arizona Convention 2022|2022]]|| January 15 || Omni Tuscon National Resort || Tucson, Arizona || Jo Jorgensen, Dave Smith & <s>Spike Cohen</s> (Mr. Cohen was absent due to illness)
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|[[Arizona Convention 2021|2021]] || January 23 || Aunt Chiladas || Phoenix, Arizona || Germinal G. Van
|[[Arizona Convention 2021|2021]] || January 23 || Aunt Chiladas || Phoenix, Arizona || Germinal G. Van

Latest revision as of 08:04, 16 August 2024

Arizona Libertarian Party
2023 AZLP Logo.png
General Information
Region: 1
Officers
Chair: Michael McFarland
Vice-Chair: Cory Tallman (1st Vice-Chair)
William "Bill" Yeniscavich (2nd Vice-Chair)
Secretary: Roman Garcia
Nicole Giver (assistant)
Treasurer: Steven Bigelow
Gail Thompson (assistant)
Contact
Phone: 1-833-843-2957
Address: 6890 E Sunrise Dr. #120-250, Tucson, AZ 85750
Website: Website
Social Media
Facebook: Facebook
Twitter: Twitter

The Arizona Libertarian Party, Inc. ("AZLP" in party bylaws[1]) is the Arizona affiliate of the Libertarian Party.

History

The Arizona Libertarian Party has had a contentious, controversial history. For a time in the 1990s, there were two organizations claiming to be the official state party, one basing its claim on recognition by the national LP and the other on state laws governing the organization of recognized political parties given that the state LP had recently qualified for recognition. A petition from Arizona was rejected, after evidence was presented that there were irregularities in that state's temporary organization at the LNC Meeting 25 November 1972.

Controversies

In the 2000 election, the Arizona Libertarian Party recognized by Arizona but disaffiliated by the national LP, declined to endorse the national LP's presidential nominee, Harry Browne, instead placing L. Neil Smith on the ballot as its presidential nominee. See Libertarian Party of Arizona Affiliate Controversy 1995-2000.

Governing Documents

For historical governing documents see:

Leadership

Current

Libertarian Party of Arizona State Board[2]
Position Name
Chair Michael McFarland
Vice-Chair Cory Tallman
2nd Vice-Chair William "Bill" Yeniscavich
Secretary Roman Garcia
Assistant Secretary Nicole Giver
Treasurer Steven Bigelow
Assistant Treasurer Gail Thompson

Former

Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
1st Vice-Chair
2nd Vice-Chair
Assistant Secretary
Assistant Treasurer

Committees

Names Listed are Chairing the Committee

Affiliates

The Arizona Libertarian Party include (current, inactive, or defunct):

Pending

No Pending Affiliates

Unorganized

Publications

Elections

See: Arizona Libertarian Party Historical Election Results

Size and Influence

Year Minimum
Unique
Voters 		Minimum
Percent
Of Voters 		Registered
Voters
(Oct/Nov) 		Percent
of
Registered
Voters 		Signature
Members
(Dec) 		Signature
Members
Per
Million
Population 		LNC
Total Donors
2004 - 2016
Or
Active Members
1972 - 2003
(Dec) 		LNC Donors
Per
Million
Population 		State Rank
Of Total LNC
Donors
(Of 51)
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018 365 0.02% 31,583 0.85% 3,204 447 354 49.36 15
2017 31,941 0.87% 3,249 463 330 47.03 16
2016 106,327 4.00% 31,358 0.87% 3,390 489 438 63.19 17
2015 27,099 0.82% 3,198 468 285 41.74 15
2014 57,337 3.73% 26,589 0.82% 3,151 468 300 44.57 15
2013 25,845 0.80% 3,072 463 323 48.68 16
2012 112,490 4.84% 22,086 0.71% 2,998 457 356 54.30 15
2011 23,392 0.76% 2,893 447 339 52.37 16
2010 95,771 5.47% 24,382 0.77% 2,840 443 350 54.59 15
2009 24,842 0.80% 2,780 438 326 51.39 15
2008 61,100 2.63% 18,153 0.61% 2,683 427 354 56.37 16
2007 18,631 0.69% 2,604 422 376 60.96 13
2006 91,684 5.90% 17,446 0.68% 2,472 410 277 45.94 13
2005 18,241 0.68% 2,240 384 359 61.48 18
2004 394,078 19.34% 18,261 0.69% 427 75.54 18
2003 15,628 0.70% 333 60.43 19
2002 51,100 4.07% 14,259 0.64% 418 77.46 17
2001 14,976 0.69% 503 95.38 17
2000 73,808 4.73% 12,576 0.58% 640 124.02 16
1999 15,265 0.73% 781 163.45 15
1998 171,769 16.56% 17,466 0.77% 698 149.55 15
1997 482 105.88 16
1996 54,961 3.84% 18,418 0.82% 516 116.42 16
1995 322 74.76 15
1994 207,710 18.00% 7,574 0.37% 280 67.51 14
1993 220 55.09 15
1992 273,943 18.07% 5,299 0.27% 258 66.71 15
1991 184 48.91 16
1990 1,696 0.15% 4,632 0.25% 186 50.56 15
1989 154 42.52 14
1988 37,119 3.08% 4,937 0.27% 129 36.49 15
1987
1986 1 0.00%
1985
1984 38,364 3.65% 3,965 0.27%
1983
1982 36,649 4.93% 3,721 0.33%
1981
1980 43,989 4.90% 2,839 0.25%
1979
1978 35,083 6.37%
1977
1976 32,100 4.20%
1975
1974 1,273 0.23%
1973
1972

Conventions

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Year Date(s) Venue City Keynote Speaker(s)
2025
2024 January 13 Savoy Opera House Tuscon, Arizona Sheriff David Hathaway (Santa Cruze County Sheriff)
2023 January 28th Grid Works Phoenix, Arizona Chase Oliver
2022 January 15 Omni Tuscon National Resort Tucson, Arizona Jo Jorgensen, Dave Smith & Spike Cohen (Mr. Cohen was absent due to illness)
2021 January 23 Aunt Chiladas Phoenix, Arizona Germinal G. Van
2020 TBD TBD Tucson, Arizona TBD
2019 TBD TBD Phoenix, Arizona TBD
2018 TBD TBD Tucson, Arizona TBD
2017 January 21 The Claredon Hotel Phoenix, Arizona Maggie McNeill[3]
2016 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2015 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2014 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2013 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2012 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2011 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2010 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2009 TBD TBD TBD TBD
2008 TBD TBD TBD TBD
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1999 TBD TBD TBD TBD
1973 February 24 TBD TBD TBD

External links


Arizona Libertarian Party
Affiliates: Apache • Cochise • Gila • Greenlee • Graham • Maricopa • Navajo • Pima • Pinal • Yavapai • Yuma
Pending affiliates:
Conventions: 1973 • 1974 • 1996 • 2018 • 2021 • 2022 • 2023 • 2024 • 2025
National Delegations: 2022 • 2024
Documents: Bylaws • Constitutions • Policies
Other: Election Results • Arizona Libertarian • Arizona Libertarian Party Newsletter • Chairs



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References

  1. ↑ Bylaws, Arizona Libertarian Party (AZLP), https://www.azlp.org/bylaws, retrieved 2 April 2019 
  2. ↑ https://azlp.org/about/leadership/
  3. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/events/171513659978374/permalink/209422082854198/
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