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'''Merissa Hamilton''' is a Libertarian activist, Libertarian candidate, and officer of the [[Maricopa County Libertarian Party]].
{{Infobox Person
|name = Merissa Hamilton
|name-first = Marissa
|name-last = Hamilton
|image = MerissaHamilton.jpg
|office = [[Maricopa County Libertarian Party]]
|title = 1st Vice-Chair
|term-start = December 6, 2016
|term-end = February 10, 2018
|alongside = 2nd Vice-Chair [[Brandon Slayton]]
|predecessor =
|successor = Doug Marks
|office2 = LP Radical Caucus Arizona Chapter
|title2 = Committee Coordinator
|term-start2 = September 2017
|term-end2 = 2018?
|alongside2 =
|predecessor2 = [[Kim Ruff]]
|successor2 = vacant
|birth-date =
|birth-place =
|education =
|military =
|occupation =
|residence = Phoenix, Arizona
|party = Republican<br>[[Libertarian Party | Libertarian]] (prior to 2018)
|caucus = Radical
|website = https://www.hamilton4az.com/
|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/voteMerissaHamilton/
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'''Merissa Hamilton''' is a Libertarian activist from Phoenix, Arizona. She is former 1st Vice-Chair of the [[Maricopa County Libertarian Party]]<ref>https://www.facebook.com/merissa.hamilton.71/videos/vb.100003734368638/1182180988583035/?type=2&video_source=user_video_tab</ref> and the Committee Coordinator for the Arizona chapter of the [[Libertarian Party Radical Caucus]].


[[Category:People]]
==Political Campaigns==
 
===2016 U.S. Senate Campaign===
In 2016, Hamilton ran for US Senate as a write-in candidate against incumbent Arizona Senator and 2008 Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain.<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Merissa_Hamilton</ref>
 
===2018 Arizona Gubernatorial Campaign===
On July 10 2017, Hamilton launched her campaign for Governor of Arizona, seeking the [[Libertarian Party of Arizona]]'s nomination.<ref>https://remsorepublic.com/2017/07/11/hamilton-for-arizona-governor-picking-up-steam/</ref>
 
On January 28, 2018, Hamilton withdrew from the race and endorsed [[Barry Hess]].<ref>https://www.facebook.com/voteMerissaHamilton/posts/1622012137878159</ref>
 
;Endorsements
*[[Eric Mulder]], Aurora (Colorado) Veterans' Affairs Commission.
*Radio Free Arizona
*Occupy Arizona <ref>https://m.facebook.com/voteMerissaHamilton/endorsements/?ref=page_internal&mt_nav=1</ref>
 
==References==
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Latest revision as of 02:31, 15 January 2020

Merissa Hamilton
MerissaHamilton.jpg
1st Vice-Chair
Maricopa County Libertarian Party
with 2nd Vice-Chair Brandon Slayton
December 6, 2016—February 10, 2018
Successor: Doug Marks
Committee Coordinator
LP Radical Caucus Arizona Chapter
September 2017—2018?
Predecessor: Kim Ruff
Successor: vacant
Personal Details
Residence: Phoenix, Arizona
Party: Republican
Libertarian (prior to 2018)
Media
Website: https://www.hamilton4az.com/
Facebook: Facebook
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Merissa Hamilton is a Libertarian activist from Phoenix, Arizona. She is former 1st Vice-Chair of the Maricopa County Libertarian Party[1] and the Committee Coordinator for the Arizona chapter of the Libertarian Party Radical Caucus.

Political Campaigns

2016 U.S. Senate Campaign

In 2016, Hamilton ran for US Senate as a write-in candidate against incumbent Arizona Senator and 2008 Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain.[2]

2018 Arizona Gubernatorial Campaign

On July 10 2017, Hamilton launched her campaign for Governor of Arizona, seeking the Libertarian Party of Arizona's nomination.[3]

On January 28, 2018, Hamilton withdrew from the race and endorsed Barry Hess.[4]

Endorsements
  • Eric Mulder, Aurora (Colorado) Veterans' Affairs Commission.
  • Radio Free Arizona
  • Occupy Arizona [5]

References