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The '''Staten Island Libertarian Party''' is a chapter of the [[Libertarian Party of New York]] based in Richmond County, New York. It was formed in 2010.
{{Infobox Local Affiliate
|name =Libertarian Party of Staten Island
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|jurisdiction = Richmond County, New York
|state = New York
|chartered = March 25, 2010
|status = Active
|chair = [[Susan Overeem-Cummings]]
|vice-chair = Vacant
|secretary = Vacant
|treasurer = Vacant
|website = http://www.LPStatenIsland.com
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/LPStatenIsland
|twitter = https://twitter.com/LPStatenIsland
|meetup =
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The '''Libertarian Party of Richmond County''', more commonly known as '''Libertarian Party of Staten Island''', is an affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of New York]] based in Richmond County, New York. It was formed in 2010 as a chapter and in 2020 as an Interim County Organization.
 
==History==
The earliest mention of Libertarian Party activity occurred in the January 1973 issue of the Free Libertarian Newsletter, in which the '''Staten Island Libertarian Club''' (SILC) was unchartered. The contact person was [[Timothy Killoran]].


==Leadership==
==Leadership==
*[[Hesham El-Meligy]], Chair
*[[Susan Overeem-Cummings]], Chair (since September 12, 2022)
*[[Hesham El-Meligy]], State Representative
*Vacant, Vice-Chair (2022—present)
*Vacant, Secretary (November 7, 2021—present)
*Vacant, Treasurer (September 13, 2022—present)


==Conventions==
==Past leadership==
*March 25, 2010
;Chair
*August 4, 2011 (Canlon’s Restaurant on North Railroad Avenue)
*[[Edward Stehlin]] (2010—2011)
*[[Dave Narby]] (2011—2012)
*Unknown (2012—2013)
*[[Danny Panzella]] (2013)
*Unknown (2013—2016)
*[[Hesham El-Meligy]] (2016—March 18, 2018)
*[[Richard Bell]] (March 18, 2018—February 24, 2019)
*[[Rocco Fama]] (February 24, 2019—February 9, 2020)
*[[Joe Portelle]] (February 9, 2020-February 11, 2021)
*[[Chance Haywood]] (February 11, 2021—2022)
 
;Vice-Chair
*[[Richard Bier]] (2010—2011)
*[[Danny Panzella]], 1st Vice-Chair (2011—2012)
*[[Richard Bier]], 2nd Vice-Chair (2011—2012)
*Unknown (2012—2017)
*[[Rocco Fama]] (2017—February 24, 2019)
*[[Debra Altman]] (February 24, 2019—June 10, 2019)
*[[Joe Portelle]] (June 10, 2019—February 9, 2020)
*[[Susan Cummings]] (since February 9, 2020—2022)
 
;Secretary
*[[Dave Narby]] (2010—2011)
*[[Anthony Lubrera]] (2011—2012)
*Unknown (2012—2018)
*[[Debra Altman]] (March 18, 2018—February 24, 2019)
*[[Charles Hargrove]] (February 24, 2019—December 13, 2020)
*[[Chance Haywood]] (December 13, 2020—February 11, 2021)
*[[Charles Hargrove]] (February 11, 2021—November 7, 2021)
 
;Treasurer
*[[Brian DeMarzo]] (2010—2011)
*[[Thomas C. Hanock]] (2011—2012)
*[[Richard Bell]]
*[[Susan Overeem Cummings|Susan Overeem]] (2018—February 24, 2019)
*[[Richard Bell]] (February 24, 2019-October 24, 2021)
*[[Tom Pinkhasov]] (since October 24, 2021—September 13, 2022)
 
;State Representative
*[[Hesham El-Meligy]]
*[[Richard Bell]] (2018—?)


==Past leadership==
;Other
*[[Edward Stehlin]], Chair (2010—2011)
*[[Richard Bier]], Vice Chair (2010—2011)
*[[Dave Narby]], Secretary (2010—2011)
*[[Brian DeMarzo]], Treasurer (2010—2011)
*[[Kevin Storberg]], Fundraising Director (2010—2011)
*[[Kevin Storberg]], Fundraising Director (2010—2011)
*[[Jennifer DeSanctis-Narby]], Communications Director (2010—2011)
*[[Jennifer DeSanctis-Narby]], Communications Director (2010—2011)
*[[Thomas C. Hancock]], Officer of Senior and Veterans Affairs (2010—2011)
*[[Thomas C. Hancock]], Officer of Senior and Veterans Affairs (2010—2011)
*[[Dave Narby]], Chair (2011—2012)
*[[Danny Panzella]], 1st Vice Chair (2011—2012)
*[[Richard Bier]], 2nd Vice Chair (2011—2012)
*[[Anthony Lubrera]], Secretary (2011—2012)
*[[Thomas C. Hanock]], Treasurer (2011—2012)
*[[Robert DeSio]], Director of Media Relations (2011—2012)
*[[Robert DeSio]], Director of Media Relations (2011—2012)
*[[Danny Panzella]], Chair (2013)
*[[Richard Bier]], Senior Advisor
 
==Conventions==
*March 25, 2010
*August 4, 2011 (Canlon’s Restaurant on North Railroad Avenue)
*April 9, 2017
*March 18, 2018 (Unicorn Diner)
*February 24, 2019
*February 9, 2020
*February 11, 2021 (Staten Island Art Building Corp)
 
==Address==
*Post Office Box 140106, Staten Island, New York 10314
 
==External links==
*[http://www.statenislandlp.org/ Old website]


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[[Category:Local affiliates]]
[[Category:Local affiliates of the Libertarian Party of New York]]

Latest revision as of 17:34, 21 January 2024

Libertarian Party of Staten Island
General Information
Jurisdiction: Richmond County, New York
Chartered: March 25, 2010
Status: Active
Officers
Chair: Susan Overeem-Cummings
Vice-Chair: Vacant
Secretary: Vacant
Treasurer: Vacant
Media
Website: Website
Facebook: Facebook
Twitter: Twitter

The Libertarian Party of Richmond County, more commonly known as Libertarian Party of Staten Island, is an affiliate of the Libertarian Party of New York based in Richmond County, New York. It was formed in 2010 as a chapter and in 2020 as an Interim County Organization.

History

The earliest mention of Libertarian Party activity occurred in the January 1973 issue of the Free Libertarian Newsletter, in which the Staten Island Libertarian Club (SILC) was unchartered. The contact person was Timothy Killoran.

Leadership

  • Susan Overeem-Cummings, Chair (since September 12, 2022)
  • Vacant, Vice-Chair (2022—present)
  • Vacant, Secretary (November 7, 2021—present)
  • Vacant, Treasurer (September 13, 2022—present)

Past leadership

Chair
Vice-Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
State Representative
Other

Conventions

  • March 25, 2010
  • August 4, 2011 (Canlon’s Restaurant on North Railroad Avenue)
  • April 9, 2017
  • March 18, 2018 (Unicorn Diner)
  • February 24, 2019
  • February 9, 2020
  • February 11, 2021 (Staten Island Art Building Corp)

Address

  • Post Office Box 140106, Staten Island, New York 10314

External links


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