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{{Infobox State
  party_name    = Libertarian Party of Louisiana |
|name = Libertarian Party of Louisiana
  party_logo    =   |
|logo =
  chairperson = [[T.Lee Horne, III]] |
|logo-size =  
  vicechair = [[Scott A. Lewis, III]] |
|state = Louisiana
  treasurer = [[William David Chance]] |
|chartered = 1972
  secretary = [[Charles Adrien Monteleone]] |
|region = 7
  executive_director = ''none'' |
|chair = [[Heide Alejandro-Smith]]
  region = [[LNC Region 4|4]] |
|vice-chair = [[Kevin Pilley]]
  foundation    = [[1973]] |
|secretary = [[Christian Facundus]]
  address   = PO Box 60884<br>Lafayette, LA 70596-0884 |
|treasurer = [[Carole "Beth" Vest]]
  website = http://louisianalibertarian.net/
|phone =
|address =  
|website = https://lplouisiana.org/
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/LibertarianPartyOfLouisiana
|twitter =
|meetup =
}}
}}
The '''Libertarian Party of Louisiana''' ('''LPL''') was founded in 1972. It has had ballot access in Louisiana since a law changed in 2004, allowing the LPL to become an official party in Louisiana. Since 2006, candidates have been able to run for office with "Libertarian" printed on the ballot next to their name (rather than "other" as before) and registered voters have had the option of choosing the Libertarian Party as a pre-printed choice on their voter registration forms.  Since 2006, registered Libertarians are designated by LBT on their registration cards rather than OTHER which is used for non-recognized parties.


==Current Officers==
==Membership==
The Libertarian Party of Louisiana gained official party status in {{Event|year=2006|event=Ballot Access}}. Since then, registered voters have been able to choose the Libertarian Party as a pre-printed choice when registering to vote, instead of having to write the party name in. As of May 30th 2017, the Libertarian Party of Louisiana has 14,330 registered voters. As of May, 2017, 201 national dues paying members reside in Louisiana. State membership dues are presently $25.


===SCC Metro Region Representatives===
==Governing Documents==
<ul>
 
<li>Shreveport: ''vacant''</li>
===Platform===
<li>Monroe: [[Trey Brantley]]</li>
*{{MediaNewTab|LA 2022 Platform.pdf|Platform Adopted 2022}}
<li>Central Louisiana: ''vacant''</li>
 
<li>Lake Charles: [[Boyd Smith]]</li>
For historical platforms see [[Index of Louisiana State Party Platforms]]
<li>Lafayette: ''vacant''</li>
 
<li>Baton Rouge: ''vacant''</li>
===Bylaws===
<li>Northshore: ''vacant''</li>
*{{MediaNewTab|LA 2022 Bylaws and Special Rules.pdf|Bylaws Adopted 2022}}
<li>New Orleans: ''vacant''</li>
 
<li>Bayou: [[Jeanette Davis]]</li>
For historical bylaws see [[Index of Louisiana State Party Bylaws]]
</ul>
 
===Standing Rules===
The standing rules are included with the bylaws.
 
==Current Officers and Committee Chairs==
*[[Heide Alejandro-Smith]], Chair
*Jonathan Brazzell, Vice-Chair
*Christian Facundus, Secretary
*Sherri Spitale, Treasurer
*[[Keith Thompson]], Communications Officer (Media Relations Cmte.)
*Tyler Bargenquast, Membership Officer (Registration Cmte.)
*[[Donald Dunn]], Elections Officer (Elections Cmte.)
 
=== '''Congressional District SCC Representatives''' ===
 
* District 1 - Joe Little
* District 2 - [[Boyd Smith]]
* District 3 - [[Chantal Saucier]]
* District 4 - Vacant
* District 5 - [[Kyle Randol]]
* District 6 - [[Shannon Gallia]]
 
===Parish SCC Representatives===
*Ascension - [[Colin Nicol]]
*Caddo - [[MIchael Evans|Michael Evans]]
*Calcasieu - [[Ali Pomponio]]
*East Baton Rouge - [[Everett Baudean]]
*Jefferson - [[Scott Waguespack]]
*Lafayette - Vacant
*Livingston - [[Shannon Sloan|Shannon Gallia]]
*Orleans - [[Michael Dodd|Mike Dodd]]
*Rapides - [[Susan Thompson]]
*Saint Mary - [[Jaden Breaux]]
*Saint Tammany - [[Daniel Carter]]
*Tangipahoa - Shaun Saizon
 
==Current Parish Executive Committees==
The Libertarian Party of Louisiana is the only Libertarian Party affiliate to have 'Parish' affiliates, and one of two to not have county affiliates ([[Libertarian Party of Alaska|Alaska]] has 'boroughs').<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_(United_States)</ref>
 
*[[Libertarian Party of Ascension Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Caddo Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Calcasieu Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of East Baton Rouge Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Jefferson|Libertarian Party of Jefferson Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Lafayette Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Livingston Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Orleans Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Rapides Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of St Mary Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of St Tammany Parish]]
*[[Libertarian Party of Tangipahoa|Libertarian Party of Tangipahoa Parish]]
 
==Past Officers, Committee Members & Key Volunteers==
'''Founding Members'''
*[[Thomas Ferrell|Thomas H Ferrell]]
*[[Jerry Millett]] Chair, 1973
*[[Clayton "Sparky" Hall]] (1974)
 
'''Chairs'''
*[[Sal Giangrosso]]
*[[Crayton Hall|Crayton Green "Sparky" Hall]], 1973-1974, 1980-1985
*[[Jerry Millett]] (c. 1973, 1975)
*[[Wayne Parker]] (1994)
*[[Charles Sallier]], (c. 1994)
*[[Wayne Parker|Wayne L Parker]], (c. 1995)
*[[Michael Perkins|Michael K Perkins]]
*[[Vinson Mouser|Vinson J Mouser]], ??-2007
*[[Adrien Monteleone]], 2007-2008, 2012-2013
*[[Lee Horne|T Lee Horne, III]], 2008-2012
*[[Scott Lewis|Scott A Lewis, III]], 2013-2016
*[[Rufus Craig]], 2016-2022
 
'''Vice-Chairs'''
*[[Jeffrey Diket|Jeffrey H Diket]], (c. 1995)
*[[Ian Hawxhurst|Ian P Hawxhurst]]
*[[Richard Fontanesi]], ??-2007
*[[Peter Beary]], 2008
*[[Scott Lewis|Scott A Lewis, III]], 2008-2013
*[[James Madison]], 2013
*[[Guy McLendon]], 2013-2016
*[[Michael Dodd|Mike Dodd]], 2016-2022
 
'''Secretary'''
*[[Rebecca Breeden]]
*[[Kaylan Grigg|Kaylan S Grigg]]
*[[Richard Johnson|Richard C Johnson]], (c. 1995)
*[[Mikal Pippins]]
*[[Michael Wolf]], ?? - 2007
*[[Adrien Monteleone]], 2008-2012
*[[Reed Ebarb]], 2012-2013
*[[Jennifer Werther|Jennifer "Hap" Werther]], 2013-2016
*[[Shannon Sloan|Shannon Gallia]], 2016-2022
 
'''Treasurer'''
*[[James Agnew|James D Agnew]], 1982-1984
*[[Richard Johnson|Richard C. Johnson]], (c. 1995)
*[[Greg Kahn]] ?? - 2009
*[[David Chance|W David Chance]], 2009-2012
*[[Reed Ebarb]], 2012-2013
*[[Caleb Trotter]], 2013
*[[Lindsay Roberson]], 2014-2015
*[[Reed Ebarb]], 2015-2016
*[[Jason France]], c 2018
*[[Matt Fotsch]], 2018-2021
'''Communications Officer'''
 
* [[Keith Thompson]] 2016-2022
* [[Jeremy Breaux]] 2022-2023
 
'''Membership Officer'''
*[[Michael Wolf]]
*[[Michael McGinnis]], 2012-2013
*[[Howard Kearney]], 2013-2016
*[[Wendy Adams]],  2016
*[[Katherine Kuntz]], c 2018
*[[Marcel Graugnard]], 2018-2020
*[[Heide Alejandro-Smith]], 2020-2022
 
'''Finance Officer'''
*[[Wes Benedict]], 2012-2013
*[[Clayton Sanford]], 2014
*[[Michael Dodd|Mike Dodd]], 2014-2016
 
'''Elections Officer'''
*[[Andrew Riley]], 2012
*[[Boyd Smith]], 2012-2015
*[[Jay Price]], 2015-2016
*[[Sarah Stewart]], 2016-2020
*[[Everett Baudean]], 2020-2022
 
'''Economic Development Officer'''
*[[Leonard Douglas]], 2009
*[[Lee Horne|T Lee Horne, III]], 2012-
*[[Henry Herford]], 2014
*[[Sarah Stewart]], 2014-2016
 
'''Executive Director''' - Contract/Paid
*[[Wendy Adams]], 2012-2015
 
'''At-Large SCC Representative'''
*[[Melissa Carr]], (c. 1995)
*[[Bill Edwards|William R Edwards]], (c. 1995)
*[[Charles Sallier]], (c. 1995)
*[[Daniel Tobias]], (c. 1995)
*[[Vinson Mouser]], 2008-2009
'''Parish SCC Representatives'''
 
==== District 1 ====
 
* [[Kirk Coco]], 2020-2021
 
==== District 2 ====
 
* [[Stephanie Dreher]], 2020-2021
 
==== District 3 ====
 
* [[Craig Manuel]], 2020-2021
 
* [[Corey Martin]], 2021-2022
 
==== District 4 ====
 
* [[Randall Lord]], 2020-2022
 
==== District 5 ====
 
* [[Kyle Randol]], 2020-2022
* [[Keith Thompson]], 2022-2023
 
==== District 6 ====
 
* [[Donald Dunn]], 2020-2022
* [[Pennie Landry]], 2022-2023
 
'''Ascension Parish Rep'''
*[[Colin Nicol]], 2013-2016
 
'''Avoyelles Parish Rep'''
*[[Thomas Borrel]], 2015
 
'''Baton Rouge Regional Rep'''
*[[Scott Lewis|Scott A Lewis, III]], 2008
*[[Leanard Douglas]], 2008-2009
 
'''Bayou Regional Rep'''
*[[Jeanette Davis]], ?? - 2008, 2009-2012
*[[Roxanna Davis]], 2008-2009
 
'''Bossier Parish Rep'''
*[[Robin Landry Davis]], 2013-2015
 
'''Caddo Parish Rep'''
*[[Barrett Pepper]], 2013-2015
*[[Cody Jennings]], 2015
 
'''Calcasieu Parish Rep'''
*[[Alice Duplecion]], Acting, 2013-2015
 
'''CENLA Central Louisiana Regional Rep'''
*[[Brent Sanders]], 2008-2009
 
'''East Baton Rouge Rep'''
*[[Casey O'Neill Maloy]], 2013-2016
 
'''Lafayette Regional Rep'''
*[[Frank Griffin]], ?? - 2008
*[[David Chance|W David Chance]], 2008-2009
*[[Kaleena George]], 2021-2023
 
'''Lafayette Parish Rep'''
*[[David Chance|W David Chance]], 2013-2014
*[[Kathryn Miller]], 2014-2016
 
'''Lafourche Parish Rep'''
*[[Jason Bourgeois]], 2013-2014
*[[Corey Johnson]], 2014-2015
*[[Jason Bourgeois]], 2015
 
'''Lake Charles Regional Rep'''
*[[Stephanie Marrero]], ?? - 2009
 
'''Lincoln Parish Rep'''
*[[Mitch Dufour]], 2013-2014
 
'''Livingston Parish Rep'''
*[[William Waggoner]], 2014-2016
 
'''Monroe Regional Rep'''
*[[Helen Brantley]], ?? - 2009
 
'''New Orleans Regional Rep'''
*[[Michael Dodd]]
 
'''North Shore Regional Rep'''
*[[Kevin Watkins]], ?? - 2008
 
'''Ouachita Parish Rep'''
*[[Jeffery Craig]], 2013-2015
 
'''St Bernard Parish Rep'''
*[[Virginia Patrick|Virginia "Ginger" Patrick]], 2014-2016
 
'''St Charles Parish Rep'''
*[[Daniel Zeringue]], 2014-2015
 
'''St Landry Parish Rep'''
*[[Francis J DaRoza]], 2014-2015


===SCC At-Large Representatives (Supporting Committee Chairs)===
'''St Mary Parish Rep'''
<ul>
*[[Mark Richard]], 2013-2015
<li>Economic Development Officer (Econ Development Cmte.): ''vacant''</li>
*[[Jeremy Breaux]], 2021-2022
<li>Communications Officer (Media Relations Cmte.): ''vacant''</li>
'''Tangipahoa Parish Rep'''
<li>Membership Officer (Registration Cmte.): ''vacant''</li>
<li>Finance Officer (Finance Cmte.): ''vacant''</li>
<li>Elections Officer (Elections Cmte.): ''vacant''</li>
</ul>


===Parish Organizers===
* [[Aaron Sigler]], 2022-2023
<ul>
<li>Caddo: [[Parker Ward]] ''appointed January 2010''</li>
<li>Orleans: [[Mike Dodd]] ''appointed July 2009''</li>
</ul>
''(other parishes remain unorganized at this time, As organizers are appointed, they will be added to this list)''


==Metro Region Parish Groupings==
'''Newsletter Editor'''
===Shreveport===
*[[Rebecca Breeden]]
''Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, De Soto, Red River, Webster''
===Monroe===
''Caldwell, Franklin, Jackson, Lincoln, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Tensas, Union, West Carroll''
===Central Louisiana===
''Avoyelles, Bienville, Concordia, Evangeline, Grant, La Salle, Natchitoches, Rapides, Sabin, Vernon, Winn''
===Lake Charles===
''Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, Jeff Davis''
===Lafayette===
''Acadia, Iberia, Lafayette, Saint Landry, Saint Martin, Vermilion''
===Baton Rouge===
''Ascension, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, Pointe Coupee, Saint Helena, West Baton Rouge, West Feliciana''
===Northshore===
''Saint Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington''
===New Orleans===
''Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, Saint Bernard''
===Bayou===
''Assumption, Lafourche, Saint Charles, Saint James, Saint John the Baptist, Saint Mary, Terrebonne''


==Past Officers and Committee Members==
'''Webmaster'''
<ul>
*[[Richard Fontanesi]]
<li>[[James D. Agnew]], Treasurer 1982-1984</li>
*[[Kaylan Grigg|Kaylan S Grigg]]
<li>[[Doug Allen]]</li>
*[[Kevin Watkins]], ?? - 2007
<li>[[Dion Bourque]]</li>
<li>[[Helen Brantley]], Monroe Regional Rep</li>
<li>[[Rebecca Breeden]], secretary, newsletter editor</li>
<li>[[Roger Busbice]]</li>
<li>[[Wayne Clement]]</li>
<li>[[Jeffrey H. Diket]], vice chair</li>
<li>[[Raymond "Chuck" Dumas]]</li>
<li>[[Bill Edwards]]</li>
<li>[[Will Elkins]]</li>
<li>[[Thomas H. Ferrell]], founding member</li>
<li>[[Denise Ferchaud]]</li>
<li>[[Richard Fontanesi]], vice chair, webmaster</li>
<li>[[Sal Giangrosso]], chair</li>
<li>[[Frank Griffin]], Lafayette Regional Rep</li>
<li>[[Kaylan S. Grigg]], secretary, webmaster</li>
<li>[[Crayton Green "Sparky" Hall]], Chair 1980-1985</li>
<li>[[Mike Hammett]]</li>
<li>[[Michael P. Harris]]</li>
<li>[[Ian P. Hawxhurst]], vice chair</li>
<li>[[Donald D. Heacock]]</li>
<li>[[Carey Hendrix]]</li>
<li>[[Peter Jacobs]]</li>
<li>[[Richard C. Johnson]], treasurer, database</li>
<li>[[Tristan Junius]]</li>
<li>[[Kyle Junneau]]</li>
<li>[[Greg Kahn]], treasurer</li>
<li>[[James E. Lewis III]]</li>
<li>[[Hope Lubrano]]</li>
<li>[[Douglas McGowan]]</li>
<li>[[Stephanie Marrero]], Lake Charles Regional Rep</li>
<li>[[Ken Mercer]]</li>
<li>[[Jerry Millett]], chair</li>
<li>[[Lucrecia Mouser]], social networking</li>
<li>[[Vinson J. Mouser]], chair</li>
<li>[[Wayne Parker]], chair</li>
<li>[[Michael K. Perkins]], chair</li>
<li>[[Mikal Pippins]], secretary</li>
<li>[[Gary Rauber]]</li>
<li>[[Charles Sallier]], chair</li>
<li>[[Ra Shipps]]</li>
<li>[[Mark Sivori]]</li>
<li>[[Mike Taylor]]</li>
<li>[[Daniel Tobias]]</li>
<li>[[Kevin Watkins]], Northshore Regional Rep, webmaster</li>
<li>[[Danielle Wenner]]</li>
<li>[[Michael Wolf]], secretary, membership officer</li>
<li>[[Clarence Wyble]]</li>
<li>[[Roberto Valletta]]</li>
</ul>


==Awards==
'''Social Networking'''
*[[Lucrecia Mouser]], ??-2007


===Walking Liberty Award===
'''Database Manager'''
This award recognizes an outstanding individual who rises above the crowd by personally spreading the Libertarian message through personal contact with more citizens and voters than anyone else.  There is no requirement that it be given on a periodic basis, and is only awarded when someone meets the standard set by the inaugural recipient, [[T. Lee Horne, III]].  The award itself is a current year proof version of the Silver American Eagle<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Silver_Eagle</ref> coin with the "Walking Liberty" design.<BR/>
*[[Richard Johnson|Richard C Johnson]]
Recipients:<BR/>
<ul>
<li>2008 - [[T. Lee Horne, III]] ''{in recognition for his spreading the message of Liberty across the state during his three year RV campaign for governor for 2007}</li>
</ul>


==Current Candidates==
'''Unknown Office'''
*[[Doug Allen]]
*[[Dion Bourque]]
*[[Roger Busbice]]
*[[Wayne Clement]]
*[[Chuck Dumas|Raymond "Chuck" Dumas]]
*[[Will Elkins]]
*[[Denise Ferchaud]]
*[[Mike Hammett]]
*[[Michael Harris|Michael P Harris]]
*[[Donald Heacock|Donald D Heacock]]
*[[Carey Hendrix]]
*[[Peter Jacobs]]
*[[Tristan Junius]]
*[[Kyle Junneau]]
*[[Hope Lubrano]]
*[[Douglas McGowan]]
*[[Gary Rauber]]
*[[Ra Shipps]]
*[[Mark Sivori]]
*[[Mike Taylor]]
*[[Ken Mercer]]
*[[Danielle Wenner]]
*[[Clarence Wyble]]
*[[Roberto Valletta]]


===2010===
==Awards==


====U.S. Senate====
===[[Walking Liberty Award]]===
This award recognizes an outstanding individual who rises above the crowd by personally spreading the Libertarian message through personal contact with more citizens and voters than anyone else.  There is no requirement that it be given on a periodic basis, and is only awarded when someone meets the standard set by the inaugural recipient, [[Lee Horne|T. Lee Horne, III]].  The award itself is a current year proof version of the Silver American Eagle<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Silver_Eagle</ref> coin with the "Walking Liberty" design.<BR />
Recipients:<BR />
<ul>
<ul>
<li>[[Anthony "Tony G" Gentile]] http://gentileforsenator.com</li>
<li>2008 - [[Lee Horne|T. Lee Horne, III]] ''{in recognition for his spreading the message of Liberty across the state during his three year RV campaign for governor for 2007}''</li>
</ul>
</ul>
==Elected and Uncontested Libertarians==
<ul>
<ul>
<li>[[Randall Todd Hayes]] http://www.anti-politician.com/</li>
<li>[[Martin Wade]] Justice of the Peace, Ward 10, District 4, Lafourche Parish. Elected on October 14, 2017. <ref>http://www.houmatoday.com/news/20171014/several-lafourche-parish-races-decided</ref>
<li>[[Randall T Hayes]], Alderman, Village of Atlanta, Louisiana, 2012-2016. Randall Hayes won uncontested.</li>
<li>[[Michael Riffe]], Alderman, Village of Sikes, Louisiana, 2012-2016. Michael Riffe won uncontested.</li>
<li>[[Gregory King]], Lincoln Justice of the Peace Ward 3, 2013-2019. Gregory King won uncontested.</li>
<li>[[Chad Ivery Perry]], Calcasieu Justice of the Peace Ward 7, 2014-2020. Chad Perry is the 1st Louisiana Libertarian to win a runoff election in a Louisiana jungle primary. Chad Perry won 52% to Danny Landry(D) 48%.</li>
<li>[[William McBride]], Washington, LA Town Council District 3, 2014-2018. William McBride is the 1st Louisiana Libertarian to win a primary election. William McBride won 58.70% to Laura Budden(R) 41.30%.</li>
<li>[[Justin Bonnette]], Vernon Justice of the Peace Ward 6, 2014-2018. Justin Bonnette won uncontested.</li>
<li>[[Henry Herford]], Franklin Constable of JOP District 1, 2014-2018. Henry Herford won uncontested.</li>
<li>Historically noteworthy. We had 19 Libertarian candidates running in Louisiana for the November 2014 election. Randall Lord, running for US House, Louisiana Congressional District 4, received the top Libertarian voter percentage in US federal elections with 26.56% and 55,224 votes.</li>  
</ul>
</ul>


This will be the first Third Party primary in Louisiana since 2010.
==Current Candidates==
 
===2016===


====U.S. House====
<ul>
<ul>
<li>District 1: ''none at this time''</li>
<li>Thomas Clements - US President http://thomas-clements.ruck.us/</li>
<li>District 2: ''none at this time''</li>
<li>Thomas Clements - US Senate http://www.thomasclements4senate.com</li>
<li>District 3: ''none at this time''</li>
<li>Richard Fontanesi - US Senate</li>
<li>District 4: ''none at this time''</li>
<li>Jennifer "Hap" Werther - US Representative CD1</li>
<li>District 5: ''none at this time''</li>
<li>Luke Bihm - US Representative CD3</li>
<li>District 6: ''none at this time''</li>
<li>District 7: ''none at this time''</li>
</ul>
</ul>
==Local Elections==
Shreveport Teenage, Parker Ward, announced that he would be seeking the office of Mayor of Shreveport as a Libertarian as he said in an interview with the Ark-La-Tex new organization KTBS 3.


==Past Election Results==
==Past Election Results==
''See: [[Libertarian Party of Louisiana Historical Election Results]]''
''See: [[Libertarian Party of Louisiana Historical Election Results]]''
==Size and Influence==
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
! Year
! [[Minimum Unique Voters|Minimum<br>Unique<br>Voters]]
! Minimum<br>Percent<br>Of Voters
! [[Libertarian Party#Party_Registration|Registered<br>Voters]]<br>(Oct/Nov)
! Percent<br>of<br>Registered<br>Voters
! Signature<br>Members<br>(Dec)
! Signature<br>Members<br>Per<br>Million<br>Population
! [[Libertarian National Committee#Donors|LNC<br>Total Donors<br>2004 - 2016<br>Or<br>Active Members<br>1972 - 2003]]<br>(Dec)
! LNC Donors<br>Per<br>Million<br>Population
! State Rank<br>Of Total LNC<br>Donors<br>(Of 51)
|-
| 2018
| align=right|8,784
| align=right|0.58%
| align=right|14,730
| align=right|0.49%
| align=right|1,227
| align=right|263
| align=right|189
| align=right|40.56
| align=right|26
|-
| 2017
| align=right|8,767
| align=right|2.07%
|
|
| align=right|1,190
| align=right|254
| align=right|247
| align=right|52.73
| align=right|22
|-
| 2016
| align=right|37,978
| align=right|1.85%
| align=right|14,088
| align=right|0.47%
| align=right|1,201
| align=right|257
| align=right|197
| align=right|42.08
| align=right|31
|-
| 2015
|
|
| align=right|10,778
|
| align=right|1,092
| align=right|234
| align=right|125
| align=right|26.76
| align=right|30
|-
| 2014
| align=right|84,942
| align=right|5.65%
| align=right|10,478
| align=right|0.36%
| align=right|1,061
| align=right|228
| align=right|125
| align=right|26.88
| align=right|30
|-
| 2013
|
|
| align=right|7,558
|
| align=right|1,024
| align=right|221
| align=right|132
| align=right|28.51
| align=right|30
|-
| 2012
| align=right|124,572
| align=right|6.18%
| align=right|6,889
| align=right|0.23%
| align=right|985
| align=right|214
| align=right|138
| align=right|29.97
| align=right|32
|-
| 2011
| align=right|12,528
| align=right|1.18%
|
|
| align=right|931
| align=right|203
| align=right|126
| align=right|27.54
| align=right|30
|-
| 2010
| align=right|13,957
| align=right|1.07%
| align=right|3,877
| align=right|0.13%
| align=right|895
| align=right|197
| align=right|137
| align=right|30.14
| align=right|30
|-
| 2009
|
|
|
|
| align=right|855
| align=right|190
| align=right|131
| align=right|29.17
| align=right|31
|-
| 2008
| align=right|18,590
| align=right|0.94%
| align=right|2,669
| align=right|0.10%
| align=right|810
| align=right|183
| align=right|137
| align=right|30.89
| align=right|31
|-
| 2007
| align=right|3,995
| align=right|0.30%
|
|
| align=right|754
| align=right|172
| align=right|120
| align=right|27.42
| align=right|31
|-
| 2006
| align=right|60,175
| align=right|6.30%
| align=right|2,541
| align=right|0.09%
| align=right|722
| align=right|168
| align=right|93
| align=right|21.61
| align=right|32
|-
| 2005
|
|
|
|
| align=right|668
| align=right|146
| align=right|121
| align=right|26.44
| align=right|32
|-
| 2004
| align=right|15,097
| align=right|0.77%
| align=right|1,432
| align=right|0.05%
|
|
| align=right|161
| align=right|35.37
| align=right|33
|-
| 2003
| align=right|6,745
| align=right|0.48%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|131
| align=right|28.98
| align=right|34
|-
| 2002
| align=right|75,907
| align=right|5.99%
| align=right|1,170
| align=right|0.04%
|
|
| align=right|158
| align=right|35.13
| align=right|32
|-
| 2001
|
|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|172
| align=right|38.41
| align=right|35
|-
| 2000
| align=right|58,233
| align=right|3.28%
| align=right|1,016
| align=right|0.04%
|
|
| align=right|213
| align=right|47.63
| align=right|35
|-
| 1999
|
|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|207
| align=right|47.35
| align=right|33
|-
| 1998
| align=right|3,227
| align=right|0.33%
| align=right|691
| align=right|0.03%
|
|
| align=right|183
| align=right|41.95
| align=right|36
|-
| 1997
|
|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|154
| align=right|35.39
| align=right|34
|-
| 1996
| align=right|7,499
| align=right|0.42%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|166
| align=right|38.26
| align=right|32
|-
| 1995
| align=right|310
| align=right|0.02%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|87
| align=right|20.10
| align=right|34
|-
| 1994
|
|
| align=right|360
| align=right|0.02%
|
|
| align=right|65
| align=right|15.09
| align=right|34
|-
| 1993
|
|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|63
| align=right|14.70
| align=right|33
|-
| 1992
| align=right|3,155
| align=right|0.18%
| align=right|325
| align=right|0.01%
|
|
| align=right|76
| align=right|17.80
| align=right|33
|-
| 1991
| align=right|2,391
| align=right|0.15%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|68
| align=right|16.03
| align=right|34
|-
| 1990
| align=right|393
| align=right|0.03%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|64
| align=right|15.17
| align=right|34
|-
| 1989
|
|
|
|
|
|
| align=right|52
| align=right|12.23
| align=right|34
|-
| 1988
| align=right|4,115
| align=right|0.25%
|
|
|
|
| align=right|47
| align=right|10.96
| align=right|32
|-
| 1987
|
|
|
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| 1986
|
|
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|
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|-
| 1985
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
| 1984
| align=right|1,876
| align=right|0.11%
| align=right|219
|
|
|
|
|
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|-
| 1983
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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| 1982
| align=right|20,821
| align=right|4.01%
|
|
|
|
|
|
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| 1981
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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| 1980
| align=right|8,240
| align=right|0.53%
| align=right|175
|
|
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|
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|-
| 1979
| align=right|40,245
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| 1978
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|-
| 1977
|
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|
|
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|-
| 1976
| align=right|3,134
| align=right|0.25%
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|
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|-
| 1975
| align=right|862
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|
|
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|-
| 1974
| align=right|7,131
| align=right|0.59%
|
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| 1973
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| 1972
|
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|-
|}
==References==
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==Conventions==
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{| class="wikitable"
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! '''Year '''!! Date(s) !! Venue !! City !! Keynote Speaker(s)
|-
|[[Louisiana Convention 1973|1973]] || January 13 || TBD || TBD || TBD
|-
|}


==External Links==
==External Links==
http://louisianalibertarian.net<br/>
http://lplouisiana.org<br />
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_Party_of_Louisiana<br/>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_Party_of_Louisiana<br />
 
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Libertarian Party of Louisiana
General Information
Chartered: 1972
Region: 7
Officers
Chair: Heide Alejandro-Smith
Vice-Chair: Kevin Pilley
Secretary: Christian Facundus
Treasurer: Carole "Beth" Vest
Contact
Website: Website
Social Media
Facebook: Facebook

The Libertarian Party of Louisiana (LPL) was founded in 1972. It has had ballot access in Louisiana since a law changed in 2004, allowing the LPL to become an official party in Louisiana. Since 2006, candidates have been able to run for office with "Libertarian" printed on the ballot next to their name (rather than "other" as before) and registered voters have had the option of choosing the Libertarian Party as a pre-printed choice on their voter registration forms. Since 2006, registered Libertarians are designated by LBT on their registration cards rather than OTHER which is used for non-recognized parties.

Membership

The Libertarian Party of Louisiana gained official party status in 2006. Since then, registered voters have been able to choose the Libertarian Party as a pre-printed choice when registering to vote, instead of having to write the party name in. As of May 30th 2017, the Libertarian Party of Louisiana has 14,330 registered voters. As of May, 2017, 201 national dues paying members reside in Louisiana. State membership dues are presently $25.

Governing Documents

Platform

For historical platforms see Index of Louisiana State Party Platforms

Bylaws

For historical bylaws see Index of Louisiana State Party Bylaws

Standing Rules

The standing rules are included with the bylaws.

Current Officers and Committee Chairs

  • Heide Alejandro-Smith, Chair
  • Jonathan Brazzell, Vice-Chair
  • Christian Facundus, Secretary
  • Sherri Spitale, Treasurer
  • Keith Thompson, Communications Officer (Media Relations Cmte.)
  • Tyler Bargenquast, Membership Officer (Registration Cmte.)
  • Donald Dunn, Elections Officer (Elections Cmte.)

Congressional District SCC Representatives

Parish SCC Representatives

Current Parish Executive Committees

The Libertarian Party of Louisiana is the only Libertarian Party affiliate to have 'Parish' affiliates, and one of two to not have county affiliates (Alaska has 'boroughs').[1]

Past Officers, Committee Members & Key Volunteers

Founding Members

Chairs

Vice-Chairs

Secretary

Treasurer

Communications Officer

Membership Officer

Finance Officer

Elections Officer

Economic Development Officer

Executive Director - Contract/Paid

At-Large SCC Representative

Parish SCC Representatives

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

Ascension Parish Rep

Avoyelles Parish Rep

Baton Rouge Regional Rep

Bayou Regional Rep

Bossier Parish Rep

Caddo Parish Rep

Calcasieu Parish Rep

CENLA Central Louisiana Regional Rep

East Baton Rouge Rep

Lafayette Regional Rep

Lafayette Parish Rep

Lafourche Parish Rep

Lake Charles Regional Rep

Lincoln Parish Rep

Livingston Parish Rep

Monroe Regional Rep

New Orleans Regional Rep

North Shore Regional Rep

Ouachita Parish Rep

St Bernard Parish Rep

St Charles Parish Rep

St Landry Parish Rep

St Mary Parish Rep

Tangipahoa Parish Rep

Newsletter Editor

Webmaster

Social Networking

Database Manager

Unknown Office

Awards

Walking Liberty Award

This award recognizes an outstanding individual who rises above the crowd by personally spreading the Libertarian message through personal contact with more citizens and voters than anyone else. There is no requirement that it be given on a periodic basis, and is only awarded when someone meets the standard set by the inaugural recipient, T. Lee Horne, III. The award itself is a current year proof version of the Silver American Eagle[2] coin with the "Walking Liberty" design.
Recipients:

  • 2008 - T. Lee Horne, III {in recognition for his spreading the message of Liberty across the state during his three year RV campaign for governor for 2007}

Elected and Uncontested Libertarians

  • Martin Wade Justice of the Peace, Ward 10, District 4, Lafourche Parish. Elected on October 14, 2017. [3]
  • Randall T Hayes, Alderman, Village of Atlanta, Louisiana, 2012-2016. Randall Hayes won uncontested.
  • Michael Riffe, Alderman, Village of Sikes, Louisiana, 2012-2016. Michael Riffe won uncontested.
  • Gregory King, Lincoln Justice of the Peace Ward 3, 2013-2019. Gregory King won uncontested.
  • Chad Ivery Perry, Calcasieu Justice of the Peace Ward 7, 2014-2020. Chad Perry is the 1st Louisiana Libertarian to win a runoff election in a Louisiana jungle primary. Chad Perry won 52% to Danny Landry(D) 48%.
  • William McBride, Washington, LA Town Council District 3, 2014-2018. William McBride is the 1st Louisiana Libertarian to win a primary election. William McBride won 58.70% to Laura Budden(R) 41.30%.
  • Justin Bonnette, Vernon Justice of the Peace Ward 6, 2014-2018. Justin Bonnette won uncontested.
  • Henry Herford, Franklin Constable of JOP District 1, 2014-2018. Henry Herford won uncontested.
  • Historically noteworthy. We had 19 Libertarian candidates running in Louisiana for the November 2014 election. Randall Lord, running for US House, Louisiana Congressional District 4, received the top Libertarian voter percentage in US federal elections with 26.56% and 55,224 votes.

Current Candidates

2016

Past Election Results

See: Libertarian Party of Louisiana 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)
2018 8,784 0.58% 14,730 0.49% 1,227 263 189 40.56 26
2017 8,767 2.07% 1,190 254 247 52.73 22
2016 37,978 1.85% 14,088 0.47% 1,201 257 197 42.08 31
2015 10,778 1,092 234 125 26.76 30
2014 84,942 5.65% 10,478 0.36% 1,061 228 125 26.88 30
2013 7,558 1,024 221 132 28.51 30
2012 124,572 6.18% 6,889 0.23% 985 214 138 29.97 32
2011 12,528 1.18% 931 203 126 27.54 30
2010 13,957 1.07% 3,877 0.13% 895 197 137 30.14 30
2009 855 190 131 29.17 31
2008 18,590 0.94% 2,669 0.10% 810 183 137 30.89 31
2007 3,995 0.30% 754 172 120 27.42 31
2006 60,175 6.30% 2,541 0.09% 722 168 93 21.61 32
2005 668 146 121 26.44 32
2004 15,097 0.77% 1,432 0.05% 161 35.37 33
2003 6,745 0.48% 131 28.98 34
2002 75,907 5.99% 1,170 0.04% 158 35.13 32
2001 172 38.41 35
2000 58,233 3.28% 1,016 0.04% 213 47.63 35
1999 207 47.35 33
1998 3,227 0.33% 691 0.03% 183 41.95 36
1997 154 35.39 34
1996 7,499 0.42% 166 38.26 32
1995 310 0.02% 87 20.10 34
1994 360 0.02% 65 15.09 34
1993 63 14.70 33
1992 3,155 0.18% 325 0.01% 76 17.80 33
1991 2,391 0.15% 68 16.03 34
1990 393 0.03% 64 15.17 34
1989 52 12.23 34
1988 4,115 0.25% 47 10.96 32
1987
1986
1985
1984 1,876 0.11% 219
1983
1982 20,821 4.01%
1981
1980 8,240 0.53% 175
1979 40,245
1978
1977
1976 3,134 0.25%
1975 862
1974 7,131 0.59%
1973
1972

References

  1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_(United_States)
  2. ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Silver_Eagle
  3. ↑ http://www.houmatoday.com/news/20171014/several-lafourche-parish-races-decided

Conventions

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Year Date(s) Venue City Keynote Speaker(s)
1973 January 13 TBD TBD TBD

External Links

http://lplouisiana.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_Party_of_Louisiana


Libertarian Party of Louisiana
Affiliates: Ascension • Avoyelles • Calcasieu • East Baton Rouge • Jefferson • Livingston • Orleans • Plaquemines • Rapides • St Charles • St Tammany • Tangipahoa • Terrebonne
Documents: Bylaws • Platforms
Other: Election Results



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