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	Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County
	General Information
Jurisdiction:	Santa Clara County, California
Status:	Active
	Officers
Chair:	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair:	Mark Hinkle
Secretary:	Brian Holtz
Treasurer:	Alan Kaiser

Latest revision as of 07:24, 22 March 2023

The Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County is a county organization of the Libertarian Party of California. Santa Clara County covers much of the area known as "Silicon Valley". The largest city is San Jose. Other cities include Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Milpitas, Palo Alto, and Cupertino.

Libertarians have been active in Santa Clara County since the very earliest days of the LP, and the county group includes among its members two former National Chairs. There were Libertarians from Santa Clara County on the November ballot both for Congress and the state legislature every two years from 1980 (when the LPC gained ballot status) until the enactment of the "Top Two" primary system. Libertarians have run for many local non-partisan offices in Santa Clara County, and several have been elected -- and some re-elected.

Activities in recent years have included outreach booths at public events, providing arguments in the county voter pamphlet opposing tax and bond measures, running radio ads opposing items on the ballot, participating in parades, holding an informal monthly coffee meeting open to the public, and making public statements providing a libertarian perspective on actions being considered by local governments.

There has been at least one local Libertarian candidate for Congress on the ballot in the past four primary elections (2016-2022), and in most of those years also at least one candidate for the state legislature. (But in this area under "Top Two" the November ballot typically ends up offering only two Democrats for such offices.) In 2018 local Libertarians also ran for positions on the city councils of San Jose and Mountain View and in 2020 one Libertarian ran for a school board position and one was re-elected to the board of a local water district (all non-partisan offices).

Officials

Executive Committee

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Brian Holtz
Treasurer	Alan Kaiser
Activities Chair	Bob Goodwyn
Campaigns Chair	Scott Lieberman
Fundraising Chair	Mary Gingell
Membership Chair	Sal Robles
Newsletter Chair	Joe Dehn
Publicity Chair	Elizabeth Brierly

Other Committees

Judicial Committee: Bill White, Jim Bertonis, John Inks

History

Timeline

Additional articles for each year present a variety of historical information relating to that year collected together in one place:

1972 • 1973 • 1974 • 1975 • 1976 • 1977 • 1978 • 1979 • 1980 • 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019 • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 • 2023

Region Numbers

Santa Clara County was Region 43 of the Libertarian Party of California in the numbering system in which regions generally corresponded to counties.

Santa Clara County was Region 7 in the earlier 20-region numbering system.

Past Executive Committees

The LP of Santa Clara County Executive Committee includes ten permanent "officer" positions: Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, and the chairs of six standing committees defined in the bylaws: Activities, Campaigns, Fundraising, Membership, Newsletter, and Publicity. Other committee chairs may from time to time be given voting status on the Executive Committee by approval of the Central Committee. In addition, up until the early 2000s the county's representative on the state Executive Committee was also a member of the county Executive Committee. (After that time individual counties no longer had direct representation on the state Executive Committee.)

Partial terms are noted when known, but there may have been other mid-term resignations or appointments not documented here.

2022-2023

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Michael Melo
Treasurer	Alan Kaiser
Activities Chair	Bob Goodwyn
Campaigns Chair	Brian Holtz
Fundraising Chair	Mary Gingell
Membership Chair	Sal Robles
Newsletter Chair	Robert Gomez
Publicity Chair	Elizabeth Brierly

Cody Drummond was elected Membership Chair at the 2022 annual meeting but resigned 12 October 2022; Sal Robles was appointed 23 October 2022 to fill the vacancy.

Judicial Committee: Bill White, Steve Haug, John Inks

2021-2022

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	vacant
Treasurer	Alan Kaiser
Activities Chair	Bob Goodwyn
Campaigns Chair	vacant
Fundraising Chair	Mary Gingell
Membership Chair	Chris Le
Newsletter Chair	Kennita Watson
Publicity Chair	vacant

Steve Haug was elected Treasurer at the 2021 annual meeting but resigned 26 June 2021 because he was moving out of state; Alan Kaiser was appointed to serve the remainder of the term.

Judicial Committee: Brian Holtz, John Inks, Bill White

2020-2021

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	vacant
Treasurer	Steve Haug
Activities Chair	Bob Goodwyn
Campaigns Chair	vacant
Fundraising Chair	Mary Gingell
Membership Chair	Chris Le
Newsletter Chair	Kennita Watson
Publicity Chair	vacant

Mary Gingell was appointed Fundraising Chair, a position that had previously been vacant, in July 2020.

Judicial Committee: Bill White (chair), Jeff Smith (Mary Gingell was elected at the 2020 annual meeting but resigned 25 July 2020 in order to take on the position of Fundraising Chair.)

2019-2020

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Kimberly Davis
Treasurer	Steve Haug
Activities Chair	John David Ward
Campaigns Chair	John Inks
Fundraising Chair	Jonathan Tran
Membership Chair	Chris Le
Newsletter Chair	Kennita Watson
Publicity Chair	Samuel Le

Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm served as Chair and Robert Imhoff-Dousharm served as Treasurer until their central committee memberships were suspended 10 August 2019 by action of the LPC Executive Committee. Salvadore Robles served as Activities Chair until he resigned 21 September 2019. Joe Dehn, Steve Haug, and John David Ward were elected to fill these vacancies at the Executive Committee meeting of 21 September 2019.

Judicial Committee: Bill White (chair), Mary Gingell, Jeff Smith (Joe Dehn and Steve Haug served on the Judicial Committee until 21 September 2019 when they resigned in order to take positions on the Executive Committee. Gingell and Smith were elected to fill those positions on 23 November 2019.)

2018-2019

Santa Clara County delegates at the state convention, April 2018

Chair	Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Kimberly Davis
Treasurer	Robert Imhoff-Dousharm
Activities Chair	Kenny Truong
Campaigns Chair	John Inks
Fundraising Chair	Kennita Watson
Membership Chair	Chris Le
Newsletter Chair	Samuel Le
Publicity Chair	John David Ward

Judicial Committee: Elizabeth Brierly, Joe Dehn, Bill White

2017-2018

parade in San Jose, July 2017

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm
Treasurer	Robert Imhoff-Dousharm
Activities Chair	Kennita Watson
Campaigns Chair	John Inks
Fundraising Chair	Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm
Membership Chair	Chris Le
Newsletter Chair	vacant
Publicity Chair	John David Ward (part of term)

2016-2017

campaigning in Mountain View, September 2016

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Kennita Watson
Treasurer	Al Newman
Activities Chair	Ed Wimmers
Campaigns Chair	John Inks
Fundraising Chair	vacant
Membership Chair	Elizabeth Brierly
Newsletter Chair	vacant
Publicity Chair	vacant

2015-2016

booth at gun show in San Jose, April 2015

Chair	Joe Dehn
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Kennita Watson
Treasurer	Al Newman
Activities Chair	Ed Wimmers
Campaigns Chair	John Inks
Fundraising Chair	vacant
Membership Chair	vacant
Newsletter Chair	vacant
Publicity Chair	Elizabeth Brierly

2014-2015

annual meeting, February 2015

Chair	Ed Wimmers
Vice-Chair	Mark Hinkle
Secretary	Brian Darby
Treasurer	Al Newman
Activities Chair	vacant
Campaigns Chair	vacant
Fundraising Chair	vacant
Membership Chair	vacant
Newsletter Chair	Joe Dehn
Publicity Chair	vacant

Mountain View Art & Wine Festival, September 2012

2010 through 2014 still to be filled in (and 2008-2011 needs other officers)

2010-2011

Chair	Brian Darby

central committee meeting, October 2009

2009-2010

Chair	Brian Darby

2008-2009

Chair	Brian Darby

2007-2008

Chair	Brian Darby
Vice-Chair	TJ Campbell
Secretary	John Webster
Treasurer	Mike Bearden
Activities Chair	vacant
Campaigns Chair	vacant
Fundraising Chair	vacant
Membership Chair	vacant
Newsletter Chair	Mark Hinkle
Publicity Chair	vacant

2006-2007

Executive Committee members, January 2006

Chair	Kevin Takenaga
Vice Chair	Allen Hacker, TJ Campbell
Secretary	Mark Johnson
Treasurer	Al Newman
Activities Chair	Lois Garcia
Campaigns Chair	Scott Lieberman
Fundraising Chair	Brian Darby (part of term)
Membership Chair	M Carling
Newsletter Chair	Mark Hinkle
Publicity Chair	vacant

Judicial Committee: Cathi Brown, Jeff Smith, vacant

2005-2006

booth at DeAnza College Flea Market, June 2005

Chair	Allen Hacker
Vice Chair	Allen Rice
Secretary	Fred Levins
Treasurer	Al Newman
Activities Chair	Bob Goodwyn
Campaigns Chair	Kevin Takenaga
Fundraising Chair	Zander Collier
Membership Chair	Dennis Umphress
Newsletter Chair	Mark Hinkle
Publicity Chair	vacant

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Kevin Takanaga, alternate Allen Rice

Judicial Committee: Cathi Brown, M Carling, Laura Stewart

2004-2005

Chair	Allen Hacker
Vice Chair	vacant
Secretary	Mike Laursen
Treasurer	Allen Rice
Activities Chair	Catherine Brown
Campaigns Chair	Kevin Takenaga {partial term)
Fundraising Chair	vacant
Membership Chair	vacant
Newsletter Chair	Mark Hinkle
Publicity Chair	vacant
Local Organizing Chair	Zander Collier

2003-2004

Chair	Ray Strong
Vice Chair	Allen Hacker (partial term)
Secretary	Joe Dehn (partial term)
Treasurer	John Hugdahl
Activities Chair	Zander Collier
Campaigns Chair	Dennis Umphress
Fundraising Chair	Mike Laursen
Membership Chair	Randy Overbeck
Newsletter Chair	Marv Rudin
Publicity Chair	Marv Rudin
Outreach Events Chair	Al Newman (partial term)

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Mark Hinkle, alternate Joe Dehn

Judicial Committee: Catherine Brown, Elizabeth Brierly, Kennita Watson

2002-2003

Chair	Ray Strong
Vice Chair	Cathi Brown
Secretary	Joe Dehn
Treasurer	John Hugdahl
Activities Chair	Zander Collier
Campaigns Chair	Dennis Umphress
Fundraising Chair	Mike Laursen (partial term)
Membership Chair	Steve Prestrelski
Newsletter Chair	Marv Rudin
Publicity Chair	Ed Allison
Local Organizing Chair	Laura Stewart

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Mark Hinkle, alternate Joe Dehn

Judicial Committee: Elizabeth Brierly, Kennita Watson, Bill White

2001-2002

Chair	Ray Strong
Vice Chair	Joe Dehn
Secretary	Dennis Umphress
Treasurer	John Hugdahl
Activities Chair	John Webster
Campaigns Chair	Scott Lieberman
Fundraising Chair	Frank Groffie
Membership Chair	Tony Stemberger
Newsletter Chair	Marv Rudin
Publicity Chair	Zander Collier

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Mark Hinkle, alternate Joe Dehn

Judicial Committee: Elizabeth Brierly, Mary Gingell, Paul Rako

2000-2001

Chair	Marv Rudin
Vice Chair	Bill Carr
Secretary	James Aven
Treasurer	John Hugdahl
Activities Chair	Dana Albrecht
Campaigns Chair	Ray Strong
Fundraising Chair	Frank Groffie
Membership Chair	Roger Ver
Newsletter Chair	Jascha Lee
Publicity Chair	Bill Chew

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Thomas Spielbauer then Jascha Lee, alternate Jascha Lee then Allen Rice

Judicial Commmittee: Paul Rako, Richard Relph, Allen Rice

1999-2000

Executive Committee members, January 1999

Chair	Marv Rudin
Vice Chair	Victor V. Vurpillat (partial term)
Secretary	John Inks
Treasurer	Leyla Hanson
Activities Chair	Bill Carr
Campaigns Chair	Ray Strong
Fundraising Chair	Markus Krummenacker
Membership Chair	Tim Trammell (partial term) Roger Ver (partial term)
Newsletter Chair	Jascha Lee
Publicity Chair	Frank Groffie

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Thomas Spielbauer, alternate: Joe Dehn

Judicial Committee: Don Cormier, Chris Evenson, Jon Hugdahl

1998-1999

Chair	Marv Rudin
Vice Chair	Daniel Weinstein
Secretary	Ray Strong
Treasurer	Allen Rice
Activities Chair	Don Cormier
Campaigns Chair	Jack Hickey
Fundraising Chair	Jon Petersen
Membership Chair	Chris Gammon
Newsletter Chair	Jascha Lee
Publicity Chair	Marv Rudin

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Joe Dehn, alternate Ray Strong

Judicial Committee: Jim DelVecchio, Chris Frazier, John Webster

1997-1998

Chair	Sam Severs, Allen Rice
Vice Chair	Brad Walker, Chris Gammon
Secretary	John Petersen
Treasurer	Allen Rice
Activities Chair	Don Cormier
Campaigns Chair	Ed Wimmers
Fundraising Chair	Chris Gammon
Membership Chair	Eric Harlow, George Lurker, Jon Petersen
Newsletter Chair	John Collins, Jascha Lee
Publicity Chair	Marv Rudin

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Joe Dehn, alternate Marv Rudin

Judicial Committee: David R. Bonino, Alan Furman, Mary Gingell

1996-1997

Chair	David R. Bonino
Vice Chair	Brad Walker
Secretary	Marianne Petersen
Treasurer	Edward L. Wimmers
Activities Chair	Sam Severs
Campaigns Chair	Jon Petersen
Fundraising Chair	Mary Gingell
Membership Chair	Vicki Hargrove
Newsletter Chair	Sam Severs
Publicity Chair	Bob Gough

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Joe Dehn, alternate David R. Bonino

Judicial Committee: Mark Hinkle, Terry Savage, Laura Stewart

1995-1996

Chair	Brad Walker
Vice Chair	David R. Bonino
Secretary	Hugh McLean
Treasurer	Edward L. Wimmers
Activities Chair	Eric Harlow
Campaigns Chair	Richard Puckett
Fundraising Chair	Thea McLean
Membership Chair	John Inks
Newsletter Chair	Don Cormier
Publicity Chair	Don Cormier

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Joe Dehn, alternate: George Roman

Judicial Committee: Frank Groffie, Mark Hinkle, Bruce Sommer

1994-1995

Chair	David Bonino
Vice Chair	Jim Switz
Secretary	Thea McLean
Treasurer	Ed Wimmers
Activities Chair	Eric Harlow
Fundraising Chair	Hugh McLean
Membership Chair	John Inks
Publicity Chair	Ron Pottle

LPC Executive Committee Representative: John Webster

1993-1994

Chair	Jon Petersen
Vice Chair	Jim Switz
Secretary	Thea McLean
Treasurer	Ed Wimmers
Activities Chair	Eric Harlow
Fundraising Chair	Mark Hinkle
Membership Chair	John Inks
Publicity Chair	Alan Hoffman

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Jon Petersen, alternate John Webster

1992-1993

Chair	Jon Petersen
Vice Chair	Jim Switz
Secretary	Vicki Hargrove
Treasurer	Dave Maxwell, then Ed Wimmers
Activities Chair	Eric Harlow
Fundraising Chair	Mark Hinkle
Membership Chair	John Inks
Publicity Chair	Scott Lieberman

LPC Executive Committee Representative: Dave Thomas, alternate Dave Maxwell

1991-1992

Chair	Jon Petersen
Vice Chair	Dave Maxwell
Secretary	Vicki Hargrove
Treasurer	Dave Maxwell
Activities Chair	Eric Harlow
Fundraising Chair	Dale Jacknow
Membership Chair	John Inks
Publicity Chair	Scott Lieberman

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: John Inks, Dave Maxwell, Jon Peterson; alternates: Steve Alexander, Mark Hinkle, John Webster

1990-1991

Chair	Steve Alexander
Vice Chair	Dave Maxwell
Secretary	Don Cormier
Treasurer	Jon Petersen
Activities Chair	Eric Harlow
Fundraising Chair	Dale Jacknow
Membership Chair	John Inks
Publicity Chair	Scott Lieberman

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Mark Hinkle, Mike Iddings, John Inks; alternates: Steve Alexander, Dave Maxwell, Scott Lieberman

1989-1990

Chair	Steve Alexander
Secretary	Jonathan Steele
Treasurer	Dave Maxwell
Fundraising Chair	Stephen Holly
Membership Chair	Brian Esterson
Publicity Chair	Scott Lieberman

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Steve Alexander, Tom Grey, Mike Iddings; alternates: Brian Esterson, Mark Hinkle, John Inks

1988-1989

Chair	Steve Alexander
Vice Chair	Jim Wilson
Secretary	Brian Esterson
Treasurer	Dave Maxwell
Fundraising Chair	Stephen Holly
Membership Chair	Jonathan Steele

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Linda Torno, Steve Alexander, Bob Bickford, Tom Grey; alternates: Brian Esterson, Todd Greene, Scott Lieberman, Mike Iddings

1987-1988

Chair	Steve Alexander
Vice Chair	Jim Wilson
Secretary	Brian Esterson
Treasurer	Dave Maxwell
Fundraising Chair	Tom Grey
Membership Chair	Linda Torno

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Brian Esterson, Jeff Smith, Linda Torno, Jim Wilson; alternates: Tom Grey, John Webster

1986-1987

Chair	Dale Burrow
Secretary	Brian Esterson
Treasurer	Charles Hanes
Fundraising Chair	Tom Grey

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Bill Evers, Mary Gingell, Mark Hinkle, Linda Torno; alternates: John Webster, Brian Esterson

1985-1986

Chair	Jim Wilson
Vice Chair	Marilen Weiler
Secretary	Brian Esterson
Treasurer	Charles Hanes
Activities Chair	Paul Panichelli
Fundraising Chair	Mark Hinkle
Membership Chair	Steve Alexander

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Bill Evers, Mark Hinkle, Karen Huffman, Linda Torno; alternates: Ray Strong, Chris Hibbert, Mary Gingell

1984-1985

Chair	Jim Wilson
Vice Chair	Don Cormier
Secretary	Linda Torno
Treasurer	Steve Alexander
Activities Chair	Dante DeAmicis
Fundraising Chair	Mark Hinkle

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Karen Huffman, Mark Hinkle, Bill Evers, Jeff Smith; alternates: Steve Alexander, Ray Strong, Linda Torno, Bill White

1983-1984

Chair	Jim Wilson
Vice Chair	Kim Roberts
Secretary	Linda Torno
Treasurer	Steve Alexander
Fundraising Chair	Nancy Penny
Membership Chair	Karen Huffman

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Mark Hinkle, Karen Huffman, Jeff Smith, Bill Evers; alternate: Steve Alexander

1982-1983

Chair	Mark Hinkle
Vice Chair	Russ Fridley
Treasurer	Pam Loucks
Fundraising Chair	Ray Strong
Membership Chair	Karen Huffman
Research Chair	Anna Justi

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Mark Hinkle, Karen Huffman, Scott Olmsted, Jeff Smith

1981-1982

Chair	Mark Hinkle
Vice Chair	Russ Fridley
Secretary	Lory DeAmicis
Treasurer	Pam Loucks
Activities Chair	Dante DeAmicis
Fundraising Chair	Ray Strong
Membership Chair	Karen Huffman
Research Chair	Ruth Stevenson

1980-1981

Chair	Mark Hinkle
Vice Chair	Russ Fridley
Secretary	Lory DeAmicis
Treasurer	Jerry Gray
Membership Chair	Karen Huffman
Publicity Chair	Dante DeAmicis
Research Chair	Les Guinivere

LPC Executive Committee Representatives: Mark Hinkle, Karen Huffman, Scott Olmstead; alternates: Ray Strong, Dante DeAmicis, Russ Fridley, Chuck Olsen

1977-1978

Chair	June Genis
Vice Chair	Michelle Kurtz
Secretary	Karen Huffman
Treasurer	Dave Wolen
Membership and Registration	Bill White
Research	Dale Burrow

1974-1975

Chair	Bill White
Vice Chair	Will Barkley
Secretary	Janice Allen
Treasurer	Dave Wolen
Publicity and Education	Steve White
Membership and Registration	Betty Sutton
Research	Dale Burrow

1972

Chair Pro-Tem	Will Barkley

Annual Meetings (county conventions)

14 January 2023, online (Zoom)
29 January 2022, online (Zoom)
23 January 2021, online (Zoom)
11 January 2020, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
26 January 2019, DoubleTree Pruneyard, Campbell
27 January 2018, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
21 January 2017, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
6 February 2016, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
21 February 2015, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
8 February 2014, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
26 January 2013, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
11 February 2012, Fish Market Restaurant, San Jose
22 January 2011, Hong Fu Restaurant, Cupertino
23 January 2010, Hong Fu Restaurant, Cupertino
15 January 2009, CoCo's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
17 January 2008, CoCo's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
25 January 2007, Banjara Restaurant, Sunnyvale
10 January 2006, ?, Mountain View
20 January 2005, Hong Fu Restaurant, Cupertino
8 January 2004, Hong Fu Restaurant, Cupertino
9 January 2003, Hong Fu Restaurant, Cupertino
10 January 2002, Hong Fu Restaurant, Cupertino
11 January 2001, Campbell Community Center
12 January 2000, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
13 January 1999, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
19 March 1998^[1], Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
16 January 1997, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
18 January 1996, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
19 January 1995, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
20 January 1994, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
21 January 1993, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
16 January 1992, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
17 January 1991, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
18 January 1990, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
19 January 1989, Coco's Restaurant, Sunnyvale
23 January 1988, Radisson Haus Inn, Sunnyvale
15 January 1987, party office, San Jose
16 January 1986, Mariani's, Santa Clara
17 January 1985, party office, San Jose
19 January 1984, party office, San Jose
17 March 1983, party office, Jan Jose
21 January 1982, party office, San Jose
15 January 1981, Co-Op Market, Sunnyvale
17 January 1980, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara

Notes relating to annual meetings:

↑ This was rescheduled due to lack of quorum on the original date.

Meeting Minutes

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Candidates for Public Office

This section lists candidates who ran for public office in districts in (or partly in) Santa Clara County. (For statewide offices, see Libertarian Party of California Historical Election Results.)

Note that because of redistricting after each census, the set of districts that overlap with the county changes every ten years. Following are the districts that were in (or partly in) Santa Clara County during the years in which Libertarians ran for office:

Years	Congress	State Senate	State Assembly	BOE
2022-	16, 17, 18, 19	10, 13, 15	23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29	2
2012-2020	17, 18, 19, 20	10, 13, 15, 17	24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30	2
2002-2010	11, 14, 15, 16	10, 11, 13, 15	20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28	1
1992-2000	13, 14, 15, 16	10, 11, 13, 15	20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28	1
1984-1990	10, 12, 13	11, 12, 13, 17	18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25	1
1982^[1]	10, 11, 12, 13	12	18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25	3
1980	10, 12, 13	11, 12	21, 22, 23, 24, 25

In the tables below, the column labeled "Rank / N" shows the vote rank of the Libertarian and the number of candidates who appeared on the ballot. For example "3 / 4" means that there were four candidates on the ballot for that office and that the Libertarian candidate came in third.

For Congress, the state legislature, and Board of Equalization, under the primary system used starting in 2012 all candidates for a given office ran against each other regardless of party affiliation, and only the two candidates who received the largest number of votes (in most cases two Democrats) appeared on the November ballot. In cases where a Libertarian ran for one of these offices but did not appear on the November ballot for this reason, the results from the primary are shown instead. These cases are marked with a pink background.

Congress

			within county		entire district		rank / N
Year	District	Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Votes	Percentage	rank / N
2022	17	Joe Dehn	1,564	1.60%	1,833	1.62%	5 / 5
2020	17	Joe Dehn	2,688	2.25%	3,523	2.25%	4 / 4
2020	18	Bob Goodwyn	3,202	1.86%	4,462	1.88%	5 / 5
2018	17	Kennita Watson	2,274	2.55%	2,997	2.56%	5 / 5
2016	17	Kennita Watson	2,370	2.34%	3,125	2.35%	6 / 6
2010	14	Paul Lazaga	3,673	2.93%	6,735	3.08%	3 / 3
2010	16	Edward Gonzalez	12,304	7.88%	12,304	7.88%	3 / 3
2008	14	Brian Holtz	7,098	4.55%	11,929	4.37%	3 / 4
2008	16	Steven Wells	9,447	4.60%	9,447	4.60%	3 / 3
2006	14	Brian Holtz	2,629	2.34%	4,692	2.36%	3 / 4
2004	14	Brian Holtz	5,335	3.62%	9,588	3.66%	3 / 3
2004	16	Markus Welch	5,067	2.78%	5,067	2.78%	3 / 3
2002	14	Andrew Carver	3,444	3.48%	6,277	3.66%	3 / 3
	15	Jeff Landauer	4,289	3.22%	4,289	3.22%	3 / 3
	16	Dennis Umphress	3,434	3.18%	3,434	3.18%	3 / 3
2000	13	Howard Mora	528	2.87%	4,623	2.52%	3 / 5
	14	Joe Dehn	2,991	2.20%	4,715	2.05%	3 / 4
	15	Ed Wimmers	3,954	1.89%	4,820	2.03%	3 / 4
	16	Dennis Umphress	4,742	2.97%	4,742	2.97%	3 / 4
1998	14	Joe Dehn	2,003	1.79%	3,166	1.68%	3 / 4
1996	13	Terry Savage	858	4.36%	7,746	4.41%	3 / 3
	14	Joe Dehn	2,227	1.62%	3,492	1.52%	4 / 5
	15	Ed Wimmers	4,577	2.27%	5,481	2.42%	4 / 5
	16	David Bonino	4,124	2.88%	4,124	2.88%	3 / 4
1994	13	Robert Gough	930	6.49%	7,743	5.14%	3 / 3
1992	14	Chuck Olson	4,693	2.97%	7,220	2.79%	3 / 4
1992	15	Duggan Dieterly	11,191	4.72%	13,293	5.01%	3 / 3
1990	12	Chuck Olson	8,889	5.50%	11,271	5.48%	3 / 3
1990	13	John Webster	10,587	6.32%	10,587	6.32%	3 / 3
1988	10	Kennita Watson	12,639	13.50%	22,801	13.79%	2 / 2
	12	Tom Grey	4,533	2.17%	6,023	2.28%	3 / 3
	13	John Webster	6,583	3.07%	6,583	3.07%	3 / 3
1986	10	Perr Cardestam	1,168	1.72%	1,797	1.50%	3 / 4
1986	12	Bill White	4,697	3.19%	6,227	3.33%	3 / 3
1984	10	Perr Cardestam	1,751	1.81%	2,789	1.70%	3 / 4
	12	Bill White	4,398	2.19%	5,872	2.32%	3 / 3
	13	John Redding	3,836	1.79%	3,836	1.79%	3 / 3
1982	10	Dale Burrow	1,511	2.11%	2,403	1.95%	3 / 4
	11	Chuck Olson	647	2.19%	2,920	1.52%	3 / 5
	12	Bill White	4,749	3.68%	6,471	3.53%	3 / 3
	13	Al Hinkle	4,553	2.71%	4,553	2.71%	3 / 3
1980	10	Joseph Fuhrig	5,567	7.15%	11,904	7.23%	3 / 4
	12	Bill Evers	9,091	5.71%	15,073	7.57%	3 / 4
	13	Ray Strong	8,806	3.92%	8,806	3.92%	3 / 4

State Senate

			within county		entire district		rank / N
Year	District	Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Votes	Percentage	rank / N
2020	13	John Webster	2,338	2.41%	5,910	2.11%	7 / 7
2018	10	Ali Sarsak	2,367	4.86%	6,420	4.49%	3 / 3
2016	13	John Webster	5,013	6.33%	13,018	5.74%	3 / 3
2012	13	John Webster	9,100	16.96%	23,003	15.45%	3 / 4
2010 S	15	Mark Hinkle	1,005	2.61%	3,592	2.00%	4 / 4
2008	13	John Webster	16,659	6.57%	16,659	6.57%	3 / 3
2004	11	Allen Rice	7,876	3.97%	14,080	4.06%	3 / 3
	13	Michael Laursen	9,585	4.20%	9,585	4.20%	3 / 3
	13	John Webster (w.i.)^[2]	28	0.01%	28	0.01%	4 / 3
2002	10	Ervan Darnell	1,010	4.24%	4,997	3.24%	3 / 3
2000	11	Jack Hickey	8,382	4.04%	12,676	4.08%	3 / 3
	13	John Webster	10,507	5.12%	10,507	5.12%	3 / 3
	15	Gordon Sachtjen	1,093	2.23%	6,394	2.28%	4 / 4
1996	11	Jon Matonis	7,809	3.81%	11,290	3.69%	3 / 3
1996	13	John Webster	6,684	3.33%	6,684	3.33%	4 / 5
1993 S	11	Jon Petersen	3,821	3.37%	5,424	3.24%	6 / 8
1992	11	Christopher Inama	12,003	5.21%	16,300	4.80%	3 / 3
1992	13	John Webster	19,258	8.31%	19,258	8.31%	3 / 3
1988	11	Chuck Olson	4,864	3.37%	8,645	3.06%	3 / 3
1988	13	John Inks	7,774	3.78%	7,774	3.78%	3 / 3
1984	13	Kim Roberts	7,465	3.66%	7,465	3.66%	3 / 3
1982	12	Jim Wilson	4,834	5.17%	8,613	5.24%	3 / 3
1980	11	John Redding	9,753	6.05%	13,393	6.10%	3 / 3
1980 S	12	William White	18,625	11.90%	18,625	11.90%	3 / 3

State Assembly

			within county		entire district		rank / N
Year	District	Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Votes	Percentage	rank / N
2020	24	Kennita Watson	4,355	4.49%	6,212	4.63%	3 / 3
2018	24	Bob Goodwyn	2,734	3.60%	3,694	3.56%	3 / 3
2018	25	Robert Imhoff	1,483	3.06%	2,127	3.03%	4 / 4
2016	24	John Inks	3,774	4.70%	4,546	4.18%	6 / 8
2010	21	Raymond Bell	4,324	5.18%	6,925	4.63%	3 / 3
2010	22	T. J. Campbell	6,478	5.83%	6,478	5.83%	3 / 3
2008	27	Mark Hinkle	2,679	12.38%	17,435	9.05%	3 / 3
2006	24	Lionel Silva	3,934	3.39%	3,934	3.39%	3 / 3
2004	24	Zander Collier III	8,337	5.26%	8,337	5.26%	3 / 3
2002	20	Keith Lyon	465	4.25%	3,663	4.57%	3 / 3
	21	Raymond Bell	2,308	3.35%	4,286	3.60%	3 / 3
	22	Kennita Watson	4,003	4.82%	4,003	4.82%	3 / 3
	27	Gordon Sachtjen	350	2.96%	4,294	3.41%	3 / 3
2000	20	Mark Werlwas	2,239	5.16%	5,709	4.88%	3 / 3
	23	Dana Albrecht	5,478	6.76%	5,478	6.76%	3 / 3
	24	Ray Strong	7,000	4.51%	7,000	4.51%	3 / 3
	28	Roger Ver	1,140	2.32%	2,134	1.71%	3 / 4
1998	22	Paul Rako	3,562	3.67%	3,562	3.67%	3 / 4
	24	Ray Strong	4,635	3.83%	4,635	3.83%	3 / 3
	28	Kate Woods	1,565	4.26%	4,063	4.39%	3 / 3
1996	21	Christopher Inama	1,040	2.01%	3,115	2.04%	4 / 4
	24	Jon Petersen	7,059	4.70%	7,059	4.70%	3 / 3
	28	Mark Hinkle	1,989	4.60%	4,263	3.88%	3 / 3
1994	20	Terry Savage	2,773	8.14%	6,538	6.89%	3 / 3
1992	21	Lynn Sapowsky-Smith	2,000	3.36%	5,887	3.53%	3 / 3
	22	Bob Goodwyn	9,367	6.24%	9,367	6.24%	3 / 3
	24	James Ludemann	11,344	6.55%	11,344	6.55%	3 / 3
1990	22	Jon Petersen	6,968	6.29%	6,968	6.29%	3 / 3
	24	Bruce Sommer	4,966	5.75%	4,966	5.75%	3 / 3
	25	Mark Hinkle	1,959	5.86%	3,953	4.76%	3 / 3
1988	21	Bob Goodwyn	11,639	12.43%	14,069	12.20%	2 / 2
	23	Todd Greene	3,181	3.46%	3,181	3.46%	3 / 3
	25	Mark Hinkle	1,192	2.86%	2,278	2.23%	3 / 3
1986	18	Charles Hanes	674	3.29%	2,197	2.87%	3 / 3
	21	Tom Grey	2,433	3.59%	3,319	3.93%	3 / 4
	22	Dustin Baker	2,976	2.85%	2,976	2.85%	3 / 3
	23	Kennita Watson	1,215	1.91%	1,215	1.91%	3 / 4
	24	John Webster	2,612	3.35%	2,612	3.35%	3 / 3
	25	Mark Hinkle	701	2.61%	1,635	2.30%	3 / 3
1984	18	John Webster	1,181	4.28%	4,493	4.39%	3 / 3
	21	Ross Parlette	2,306	2.44%	2,860	2.40%	3 / 4
	22	Andrew Fleisher	3,266	2.34%	3,266	2.34%	3 / 3
	23	Dante De Amicis	10,726	12.23%	10,726	12.23%	2 / 2
	25	Mark Hinkle	3,525	unknown^[3]	7,431	8.16%	2 / 2
1982	18	John Webster	955	4.70%	3,444	4.44%	3 / 3
	21	Russell Fridley	1,739	2.32%	2,297	2.44%	3 / 4
	22	Jeffrey Smith	4,538	4.01%	4,538	4.01%	3 / 3
	23	Ann Justi	2,692	3.76%	2,692	3.76%	3 / 3
	24	Alice Agogino	3,560	4.40%	3,560	4.40%	3 / 3
	25	Mark Hinkle	886	3.19%	1,983	2.59%	3 / 3
1980	21	Chuck Olson	6,808	7.34%	7,339	7.32%	3 / 3
	22	Russell Fridley (w.i.)	11	0.01%	11	0.01%	4 / 3
	23	James Wurm	4,647	5.54%	4,647	5.54%	3 / 3
	24	Dante De Amicis	5,536	4.82%	5,762	4.74%	3 / 3

Board of Equalization

			within county		entire district		rank / N
Year	District	Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Votes	Percentage	rank / N
2010	1	Kennita Watson	16,235	3.54%	77,929	3.04%	3 / 4
2006	1	Kennita Watson	13,500	3.42%	68,405	2.95%	3 / 4
2002	1	Elizabeth Brierly	19,201	6.00%	114,962	5.78%	3 / 3
1998	1	Kennita Watson	68,814	24.75%	396,346	21.58%	2 / 2
1994	1	Kennita Watson	33,205	8.92%	159,144	7.39%	3 / 3
1990	1	Michael Iddings	36,888	9.95%	179,495	8.60%	3 / 3
1982	3	Bill Evers	17,860	4.85%	81,512	4.12%	4 / 4

Notes relating to candidate tables:

↑ The initial post-1980-census redistricting was rejected by referendum and redone for 1984.
↑ There was a contested primary which Laursen won, but Webster then filed as a write-in candidate for November.
↑ This race had a large number of write-in votes, but the Statement of Vote did not break them down by county.

Local Offices

Note: All local offices in California are "non-partisan". Candidates are listed here because they were members or registered voters of the Libertarian Party at the time they ran for or served in these offices.

2020	Purissima Hills Water District	Brian Holtz			elected
2020	Saratoga Union School District	Azadeh Weber
2018	San Jose City Council, District 5	Chris Le
	San Jose City Council, District 7	Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm
	Mountain View City Council	John Inks
2016	Purissima Hills Water District	Brian Holtz			elected
2012	Mountain View City Council	John Inks			elected
2012	Purissima Hills Water District	Brian Holtz			elected
2008	Mountain View City Council	John Inks			elected
2006	Mountain View City Council	John Inks
2002	Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District	Carle Hylkema			elected
2000?	Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District	Gilbert Carroll			elected
2000?	Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District	Gary Molle			elected
1998	Saratoga City Council	John Mehaffey			elected
1992	Morgan Hill City Council	Jon Petersen
1986	San Jose Mayor	Dante DeAmicis
1983	Palo Alto City Council	Cassandra Moore
	San Jose school board	Janice DeAmicis
	Gavilan Community College District	Mark Hinkle
1979	Eastside school board	Andrew Garrett
1978	San Jose Mayor	Johnnie Staggs
1975	Palo Alto Unified School District	June Genis	589	3.40%	4/4

Alphabetical List of Past Officials, Candidates, Staff, and Other Contacts

This subsection is under (re-)construction and does not yet account for all the information recently added above.

Dana Albrecht, activities chair (2000)
Ed Allison, publicity chair (2002)
James Aven, secretary (2000)
Bill Carr, vice chair (2000), activities chair (1999)
Bill Chew, publicity chair (2000)
Don Cormier, newsletter chair (1995), publicity chair (1995), activities chair (1997-1998), judicial committee (1999)
John Collins, newsletter chair (1997)
Zander Collier activities chair (2002-2003), publicity chair (2001)
Cathi Brown, vice chair (2002), judicial committee (2003), newsletter editor (c. 2013), campaigns chair (c. 2014)
David R. Bonino, chair (1994, 1996), vice chair (1995), judicial committee (1997), alternate representative to LPC executive committee (1996)
Elizabeth Brierly, judicial committee (2001-2003)
Bill Evers, representative to LPC 1995 platform committee (1995)
Chris Evenson, judicial committee (1999)
Brian Darby, vice chair (?-2014?)
Jim DelVecchio, judicial committee (1998)
Joe Dehn, vice chair (2001), secretary (2002-2003), representative to LPC executive committee (1995-1998), alternate representative to LPC executive committee (1999-2003)
Bob Gough, publicity chair (1996)
Chris Gammon, vice chair (1997), fundraising chair (1997), membership chair (1998)
Frank Groffie, publicity chair (1999), fundraising chair (2000-2001), judicial committee (1995)
Mary Gingell, fundraising chair (1996), judicial committee (1997, 2001)
Alan Furman, judicial committee (1997)
Chris Frazier, judicial committee (1998)
John Inks, secretary (1999), membership chair (1995)
Allen Hacker, vice chair (2003)
Eric Harlow, activities chair (1995), membership chair (1997)
Jack Hickey, campaigns chair (1998)
Jon Hugdahl, treasurer (2000-2003), judicial committee (1999)
Leyla Hanson, treasurer (1999)
Mark Hinkle, representative to lpc executive committee (2001-2003), judicial committee (1995-1996)
Vicki Hargrove, secretary (1992), membership chair (1996)
Markus Krummenacker, fundraising chair (1999)
Hugh McLean, secretary (1995)
Thea McLean, secretary (1993-1994), fundraising chair (1995)
George Lurker, membership chair (1997)
Jascha Lee, newsletter chair (1997-2000), alternate representative to lpc executive committee (2000)
Mike Laursen, fundraising chair (2002-2003)
Scott Lieberman, campaigns chair (2001)
Jascha Lee, representative to LPC executive committee (2000)
Al Newman, treasurer (?-2017)
Randy Overbeck, membership chair (2002-2003)
Jon Petersen, chair (1992-1993), secretary (1997), campaigns chair (1996), fundraising chair (1998), membership chair (1997)
Marianne Petersen, secretary (1996)
Richard Puckett, campaigns chair (1995)
Steve Prestrelski, membership chair (2002)
Bruce Sommer, judicial committee (1995)
Jim Switz, vice chair (1992-1994)
Laura Stewart, local organizing chair (2002), representative to LPC 1996 platform committee (1996), judicial committee (1996)
Ray Strong, chair (2001-2003), secretary (1998), campaigns chair (1999-2000), alternate representative to LPC executive committee (1998)
Sam Severs, chair (1997), newsletter chair (1996), activities chair (1996)
Terry Savage, judicial committee (1996)
Thomas Spielbauer, representative to LPC executive committee (1999-2000)
Tony Stemberger, membership chair (2001)
Allen Rice, chair (1997), treasurer (1997-1998), judicial committee (2000), representative to RPC 1997 platform committee (1997), alternate representative to lpc executive committee (2000)
George Roman, alternate representative to lpc executive committee (1995)
Marv Rudin, chair (1998-2000), newsletter chair (2001-2003), publicity chair (1997-1998, 2003), alternate representative to LPC executive committee (1997)
Paul Rako, judicial committee (2000-2001)
Richard Relph, judicial committee (2000)
Dennis Umphress, secretary (2001), campaigns chair (2002-2003)
Bill White, judicial committee (2002)
Brad Walker, chair (1995), vice chair (1996-1997)
Daniel Weinstein, vice chair (1998)
Angela Wimmers, membership chair (c. 2013)
Ed Wimmers, treasurer (1992-1996), campaigns chair (1997)
John Webster, activities chair (2001), judicial committee (1998)
Kennita Watson, judicial committee (2002-2003)
Roger Ver, membership chair (1999-2000)

Office Locations

(1989-1999) 3249 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Suite 207, San Jose, CA 95117
(1987-1989) 2156 The Alameda, Suite B, San Jose, CA 95126
(1981-1987) 401 E. Taylor Street, San Jose, CA 95112

Publications

Santa Clara Libertarian (paper, through 2007)
Santa Clara Libertarian Update (e-mail, 2014-2018)
The Liberty Quill (e-mail, 2018-)
Press Releases

Notable Activists

National Activists from Santa Clara County

Individuals who are currently members of the LP of SCC or who were members at the time they held national LP positions.

Mary Gingell - National Vice-Chair 1983-1985 and 1989-1991, National Chair 1991-1993
Mark Hinkle - National Chair 2010-2012, multiple other terms on the LNC in the 1980s and 2000s
Joe Dehn - National Secretary 1989-1993, multiple other terms on the LNC 1987-2004, founder of the LP's presence on the Internet and first LP webmaster
Bill Evers - multiple terms on the LNC 1981-1996, long time Platform Committee member, LP News editor, Bergland for President campaign manager
Steve Alexander - LNC member 1989-1993
Scott Lieberman - multiple terms on the LNC 1996-2000s

Libertarians Elected to Public Office

Note: All local elections in California are "non-partisan". Individuals listed here were not elected as candidates of the Libertarian Party, but were LP members.

John Inks - member of the Mountain View City Council, served as Mayor, re-elected (possibly the first Libertarian unable to run for re-election due to term limit)
John Mehaffey - member of the Saratoga City Council
Brian Holtz - Purissima Hills Water District
Gilbert Carroll, Carle Hylkema, Gary Molle -- Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District

County Chairs

For other former officers see the Past Executive Committees section above.

Will Barkley - pro-tem 1972
Bill White - 1974?-1975?
June Genis - 1977?-1978?
Mark Hinkle - 1980-1983
Jim Wilson - 1983-1986
Dale Burrow - 1986-1987
Steve Alexander - 1987-1991
Jon Petersen - 1991-1994
David Bonino - 1994-1995, 1996-1997
Brad Walker - 1995-1996
Sam Severs - 1997
Allen Rice - 1997-1998
Marv Rudin - 1998-2001
Ray Strong - 2001-2004
Allen Hacker - 2004-2006
Kevin Takanaga - 2006-2007
Brian Darby - 2007-2011?
Ed Wimmers 2012?-2015
Joe Dehn 2015-2018, 2019-
Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm - 2018-2019

Voter Registration Statistics

The number of registered Libertarians in Santa Clara County has shown a significant increase recently. The count of 8,331 as of the most recent Report of Registration published by the Secretary of State is an all-time record, and about 45% higher than at the corresponding point four years earlier. But as a fraction of all registered voters this is still pretty low. The Libertarian fraction in Santa Clara County was higher than the statewide average for most of the LP's history, but in recent years it has been lower.

Comparison With Other Parties

More than half of all voters in Santa Clara County are registered Democratic. The Republican Party has only about 1/3 as many. The second-largest group of voters is independents ("no party preference"). Among the smaller parties, American Independent has the largest count, but this is widely believed to be just a result of voters not knowing what it represents, and thinking they are signing up as independent voters. The Green Party and the Peace and Freedom Party each have much smaller numbers of registrants than the LP.

Counts and percentages as of 23 May 2022 from the most recent Report of Registration from the Secretary of State:

Party	Count	Fraction
Democratic	510,260	50.93%
Republican	165,604	16.53%
American Independent	25,215	2.52%
Libertarian	8,331	0.83%
Peace and Freedom	4,263	0.43%
Green	3,786	0.38%
"other" (mostly defunct parties)	3,003	0.30%
"unknown"	240	0.02%
"no party preference" (independent)	281,089	28.06%

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[1] This was rescheduled due to lack of quorum on the original date.

[2] The initial post-1980-census redistricting was rejected by referendum and redone for 1984.

[3] There was a contested primary which Laursen won, but Webster then filed as a write-in candidate for November.

[4] This race had a large number of write-in votes, but the Statement of Vote did not break them down by county.

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