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The '''2021 Libertarian Party of California Convention''' was the 49th annual convention of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. It was held 14-16 May 2021 at The Marriott at the Convention Center in Visalia.
The '''2021 Libertarian Party of California Convention''' was the 49th annual convention of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. It was held 14–16 May 2021 at The Marriott at the Convention Center in Visalia.


== Party Business ==
== Party Business ==


This convention elected state officers and other members of the state Executive Committee, elected alternate members of the state Judicial Committee, approved changes to the LPC's Bylaws and Platform, endorsed candidates, and adopted resolutions.
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_registration-desk.JPG|right|thumb|registration desk]]
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-Saturday.JPG|right|thumb|Saturday morning]]
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-treasurer.JPG|right|thumb|Treasurer's Report]]
This convention heard reports, elected state officers and other members of the state Executive Committee, elected alternate members of the state Judicial Committee, approved changes to the LPC's Bylaws and Platform, endorsed candidates, and adopted resolutions.
 
=== Reports ===
 
* Chair
* Vice-Chair
* Secretary
* Treasurer
* Central Area Coordinator
* Southern Area Coordinator
 
''The Northern Area Coordinator did not present a report.''


=== Elections for LPC Offices ===
=== Elections for LPC Offices ===
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* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]], [[Rajani Maiatico]]
* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]], [[Rajani Maiatico]]


==== Election of Officers ====
====Summary of Results====
 
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-voting.JPG|right|thumb|Porcupine ballot system diplaying who voted]]
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-elections.JPG|right|thumb|some delegates still used paper ballots]]


* Chair: [[Mimi Robson]]
* Chair: [[Mimi Robson]]
* Vice Chair: [[Rachel Nyx]]
* Vice Chair: [[Rachel Nyx]]
* Secretary: [[Jessica Tewksbury]]
* Secretary: [[Jessica Tewksbury]]<ref name="jc-vacated">These elections were [[California Judicial Committee May 2021 Appeal Relating to Elections at the 2021 Convention|overturned by the Judicial Committee in a ruling issued 18 June 2021]]. At the 26 June meeting of the Executive Committee the Secretary position was filled by Jillian Olsen, the Northern Area Coordinator position was filled by Jia Christopher, and Wendy Hewitt, Adrian Malagon, Brent Olsen, and Jessica Tewksbury were appointed to fill the vacant at-large positions, of which there were then four as a result of Jillian Olsen becoming Secretary.</ref>
* Treasurer: [[Paul Vallandigham]]
* Treasurer: [[Paul Vallandigham]]
 
* Northern Area Coordinator: [[Jia Christopher]]<ref name="jc-vacated" />
==== Election of Area Coordinators ====
* Northern Area Coordinator: [[Jia Christoper]]
* Central Area Coordinator: [[Jon Prosser]]
* Central Area Coordinator: [[Jon Prosser]]
* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]]
* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]]
* Executive Committee At-Large (full terms): [[Kalish Morrow]], [[Cheyne Strawn]], [[Elizabeth Stump]], [[Adrian F Malagon]]<ref name="jc-vacated" />
* Executive Committee At-Large (one-year terms): [[Wendy Hewitt]],<ref name="jc-vacated" /> [[Tom Nichols]]<ref name="jc-vacated" />
* Executive Committee At-Large Alternates: [[Michael Lema]], [[Matthew Butts]]
* Judicial Committee Alternates: [[Mark Hinkle]], [[Aaron Starr]]
====Voting Details====
The election for Chair was conducted in one round, using IRV:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Mimi Robson
| 108
|-
| James Ogle
| 1
|-
| NOTA
| 4
|-
| Rachel Nyx (write-in)
| 1
|}
The election for Vice Chair was conducted in one round, using IRV:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Rachel Nyx
| 93
|-
| Anna Mosashvili
| 17
|-
| NOTA
| 1
|}
The election for Secretary was conducted in one round, using IRV:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Jessica Tewksbury<ref name="jc-vacated" />
| 57<ref name="wrong-results">The results for Secretary were originally announced as Tewksbury 65, Olsen 61, but it was announced at a later time during the convention that there had been an error in the counting and that the correct numbers were Tewksbury 57, Olsen 53.</ref>
|-
| Jillian Olsen
| 53<ref name="wrong-results" />
|-
| NOTA
| 1
|}
The election for Treasurer was by voice vote as there was only one candidate (Paul Vallandigham).
The election for Northern Area Coordinator was conducted in one round, using IRV:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Jia Christopher<ref name="jc-vacated" />
| 19
|-
| Kevin Moore
| 15
|}
The election for Central Area Coordinator was conducted in one round, using IRV:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Jon Prosser
| 22
|-
| Tom Nichols
| 11
|}
The election for Southern Area Coordinator was conducted in one round, using IRV:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Tara Young
| 32
|-
| Rajani Maiatico
| 12
|-
| NOTA
| 1
|}
There were a total of six at-large positions to be filled on the Executive Committee (four as regularly scheduled, two for the remainder of the term for two members who had been elected in 2020). In the first round delegates were allowed up to six votes, and four candidates received the support of a majority, filling the four full-term slots:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Kalish Morrow
| 79
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Cheyne Strawn
| 71
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Elizabeth Stump
| 64
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Adrian F Malagon<ref name="jc-vacated" />
| 53
|-
| Rajani Maiatico
| 49
|-
| Tom Nichols
| 48
|-
| Wendy Hewitt
| 44
|-
| Zach Foster
| 44
|-
| Peter Moulds
| 43
|-
| Kevin Moore
| 40
|-
| Michael Noguera
| 33
|}
The candidate with the lowest vote total was dropped and a second round was conducted with the remaining candidates, with delegates allowed up to two votes, but no candidates received the support of a majority:
{| class=wikitable
|-
| Tom Nichols
| 39
|-
| Wendy Hewitt
| 38
|-
| Rajani Maiatico
| 37
|-
| Kevin Moore
| 20
|-
| Zach Foster
| 20
|-
| Peter Moulds
| 15
|}
The three candidates receiving the two lowest vote counts were dropped, leaving three candidates on the ballot, and a third round was conducted with delegates each allowed to cast up to two votes; two received the support of a majority and filled the remaining (one-year) slots:
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Tom Nichols<ref name="jc-vacated" />
| 57
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Wendy Hewitt<ref name="jc-vacated" />
| 54
|-
| Rajani Maiatico
| 48
|}


==== Election of At-Large Executive Committee Members ====
A separate election was held for At-Large Alternates, with delegates allowed to cast up to two votes; two candidates received majority support and were elected:


There were a total of six at-large positions on the Executive Committee to be filled (four as regularly scheduled, two for the remainder of the term for two members who had been elected in 2020).
{| class=wikitable
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Michael Lema
| 55
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Matthew Butts
| 47
|-
| Rajani Maiatico
| 42
|-
| NOTA
| 1
|}


* Executive Committee At-Large (first round): [[Kalish Morrow]], [[Cheyne Strawn]], [[Elizabeth Stump]], [[Adrian Malagon]]
Members of the Judicial Committee are normally elected in even-numbered years, but there was an election for the newly created position of Judicial Committee alternates; two candidates received the support of a majority and were elected:
* Executive Committee At-Large (second round): ''(to be filled in)''
* Executive Committee At-Large Alternates: ''(to be filled in)''


==== Election of Judicial Committee (alternates only) ====
{| class=wikitable
Members of the Judicial Committee are normally elected in even-numbered years, but there was an election for the newly created position of Judicial Committee alternates.
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Aaron Starr
| 54
|- style="background-color:#ffff80;"
| Mark Hinkle
| 43
|-
| NOTA
| 8
|-
| James Ogle
| 1
|-
| Harambe (write-in)
| 1
|}


* Executive Committee Alternates: [[Mark Hinkle]], [[Aaron Starr]]
<references />


=== Amendments to the Bylaws and Convention Rules ===
=== Amendments to the Bylaws and Convention Rules ===


==== Bylaws Committee ====
==== Bylaws Committee ====
* [[Media:CA_Bylaws-Committee-Report_2021.pdf|Bylaws Committee Report]]
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-bylaws.JPG|right|thumb|delegates debating bylaws proposals]]
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-bylaws-screen.JPG|right|thumb|bylaws proposal displayed during debate]]
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-platform.JPG|right|thumb|platform committee report]]
* [[Media:CA Bylaws-Committee-Report 2021.pdf|Bylaws Committee Report]]


The Bylaws Committee was appointed by the state Executive Committee and consists of [[Rachel Nyx]] (chair), [[John David Ward]], [[Brandon Nelson]], [[James Aragon]], and [[Kenneth Brent Olsen]].
The Bylaws Committee was appointed by the state Executive Committee and consists of [[Rachel Nyx]] (chair), [[John David Ward]], [[Brandon Nelson]], [[James Aragon]], and [[Kenneth Brent Olsen]].
==== Approved Amendments ====
Recommendation 1, lowering the requirements for amending the bylaws, was adopted without change.
Recommendation 2, requiring that central committee members live in California and be registered Libertarian if eligible, was adopted with three amendments: to add a proviso that the change would take effect at the end of the convention, to restructure the list of requirements to make the intent clear, and to make explicit that life members retain their membership.
Recommendation 3, changing the schedule for the Bylaws Committee to report, was adopted without change.
Recommendation 4, making dues sharing 50% in all cases, was adopted without change.
Recommendation 7, changing Judicial Committee procedures, including requiring a written report and creating the position of JC alternate, was adopted with two changes: to leave unchanged the rule that two JC members may approve considering a case and to remove a phrase about the amount of detail in the report; the language was then further amended to require that in cases involving suspension of membership, if the member requests it, the JC's report be reported to the next convention in executive session.
Recommendation 10, dealing with voluntary resignations of membership, was adopted without change.
''Recommendations 5, 6, 8, and 9 were not adopted.''


=== Amendments to the Platform ===
=== Amendments to the Platform ===
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==== Platform Committee ====
==== Platform Committee ====


* [[Media:CA_Report_Platform-Committee_2021_initial.pdf|Platform Committee Initial Report (14 April 2021)]]
* [[Media:CA Report Platform-Committee 2021 initial.pdf|Platform Committee Initial Report (14 April 2021)]]
* [[Media:CA_Report_Platform-Committee_2021_final.pdf|Platform Committee Final Report (4 May 2021)]]
* [[Media:CA Report Platform-Committee 2021 final.pdf|Platform Committee Final Report (4 May 2021)]]


The Platform Committee consists of a Coordinator (position currently vacant) and representatives from each county organization.
The Platform Committee consists of a Coordinator (position currently vacant) and representatives from each county organization.
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* Alameda County: [[Elizabeth Stump]]
* Alameda County: [[Elizabeth Stump]]
* Butte County: [[Scott Kent Fowler]]
* Butte County: [[Scott Kent Fowler]]
* Contra Costa County: [[Richard Fast]], [[Adrian Malagon]] (alternate)
* Contra Costa County: [[Richard Fast]], [[Adrian F Malagon]] (alternate)
* Kern County: [[Matthew Butts]], [[Anthony Strauss]] (alternate)
* Kern County: [[Matthew Butts]], [[Anthony Strauss]] (alternate)
* Kings County: [[Cheyne Strawn]]
* Kings County: [[Cheyne Strawn]]
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* Governor: [[Jeff Hewitt]]
* Governor: [[Jeff Hewitt]]
* US House of Representatives [[Joe Dehn]]
* US House of Representatives [[Joe Dehn]]
* ''(additional endorsements to be filled in)''
* Hanford City Council: [[Francisco Ramirez]], [[Cheyne Strawn]]


=== Resolutions ===
=== Resolutions ===


''(to be filled in)''
[[File:CA_Convention_2021_business-resolution.JPG|right|thumb|considering a resolution]]
Resolutions on the following topics were adopted by the convention:
 
* in support of medical professionals and researchers
* in support of school choice


== Non-Business Program ==
== Non-Business Program ==
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* [[Ken Moellman]] - LP National Vice-Chair
* [[Ken Moellman]] - LP National Vice-Chair


==Media==
=== Meetings and Panels ===
 
<gallery widths=300px heights=200px>
File:CA_Convention_2021_session-counties.JPG|county organizing meeting
File:CA_Convention_2021_session-elected-Libs.JPG|elected Libertarians panel
</gallery>
 
=== Exhibitors ===
 
<gallery widths=300px heights=200px>
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-Advocates.JPG|Advocates for Self-Government
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-school-choice.JPG|California School Choice Foundation
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-Freeland.JPG|Freeland Press
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-HPC.JPG|Historical Preservation Committee
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-Mises.JPG|Mises Caucus
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-Pragmatists.JPG|Pragmatist Caucus
File:CA_Convention_2021_table-LPRC.JPG|Radical Caucus
</gallery>
 
==Recordings==
 
Full-session recordings:
 
{{VideoTable Start}}
{{VideoTable YouTube|2XjJv4KkX-I|Saturday Morning}}
{{VideoTable YouTube|kEGTVFVmpuI|Saturday Afternoon}}
{{VideoTable YouTube|etPNSIOGFxQ|Sunday Morning}}
{{VideoTable YouTube|p2JDGQcw63Q|Sunday Afternoon}}
{{VideoTable Finish}}
 
==Photo Albums==
 
* [https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10102658525365658 album by Joe Dehn]
* [https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10100428720952716 album by Avens O'Brien]
 
==Press Releases/Coverage==
*[[Document:California Press Release 12 April 2021 Fast Growing Libertarian Party of California Holds Its 2021 Convention Next Month in Visalia]]
*[[Document:California Press Release 12 April 2021 Fast Growing Libertarian Party of California Holds Its 2021 Convention Next Month in Visalia]]


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Latest revision as of 01:32, 6 March 2024

2021 Libertarian Party of California Convention
CA-Visalia Marriott front.jpg
Convention
Dates: May 14–16, 2021
Venue: Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center
Media
Website: Website
← 2020 2022 →

The 2021 Libertarian Party of California Convention was the 49th annual convention of the Libertarian Party of California. It was held 14–16 May 2021 at The Marriott at the Convention Center in Visalia.

Party Business

registration desk
Saturday morning
Treasurer's Report

This convention heard reports, elected state officers and other members of the state Executive Committee, elected alternate members of the state Judicial Committee, approved changes to the LPC's Bylaws and Platform, endorsed candidates, and adopted resolutions.

Reports

  • Chair
  • Vice-Chair
  • Secretary
  • Treasurer
  • Central Area Coordinator
  • Southern Area Coordinator

The Northern Area Coordinator did not present a report.

Elections for LPC Offices

Announced Candidates Prior to the Convention

Summary of Results

Porcupine ballot system diplaying who voted
some delegates still used paper ballots

Voting Details

The election for Chair was conducted in one round, using IRV:

Mimi Robson 108
James Ogle 1
NOTA 4
Rachel Nyx (write-in) 1

The election for Vice Chair was conducted in one round, using IRV:

Rachel Nyx 93
Anna Mosashvili 17
NOTA 1

The election for Secretary was conducted in one round, using IRV:

Jessica Tewksbury[1] 57[2]
Jillian Olsen 53[2]
NOTA 1

The election for Treasurer was by voice vote as there was only one candidate (Paul Vallandigham).

The election for Northern Area Coordinator was conducted in one round, using IRV:

Jia Christopher[1] 19
Kevin Moore 15

The election for Central Area Coordinator was conducted in one round, using IRV:

Jon Prosser 22
Tom Nichols 11

The election for Southern Area Coordinator was conducted in one round, using IRV:

Tara Young 32
Rajani Maiatico 12
NOTA 1

There were a total of six at-large positions to be filled on the Executive Committee (four as regularly scheduled, two for the remainder of the term for two members who had been elected in 2020). In the first round delegates were allowed up to six votes, and four candidates received the support of a majority, filling the four full-term slots:

Kalish Morrow 79
Cheyne Strawn 71
Elizabeth Stump 64
Adrian F Malagon[1] 53
Rajani Maiatico 49
Tom Nichols 48
Wendy Hewitt 44
Zach Foster 44
Peter Moulds 43
Kevin Moore 40
Michael Noguera 33

The candidate with the lowest vote total was dropped and a second round was conducted with the remaining candidates, with delegates allowed up to two votes, but no candidates received the support of a majority:

Tom Nichols 39
Wendy Hewitt 38
Rajani Maiatico 37
Kevin Moore 20
Zach Foster 20
Peter Moulds 15

The three candidates receiving the two lowest vote counts were dropped, leaving three candidates on the ballot, and a third round was conducted with delegates each allowed to cast up to two votes; two received the support of a majority and filled the remaining (one-year) slots:

Tom Nichols[1] 57
Wendy Hewitt[1] 54
Rajani Maiatico 48

A separate election was held for At-Large Alternates, with delegates allowed to cast up to two votes; two candidates received majority support and were elected:

Michael Lema 55
Matthew Butts 47
Rajani Maiatico 42
NOTA 1

Members of the Judicial Committee are normally elected in even-numbered years, but there was an election for the newly created position of Judicial Committee alternates; two candidates received the support of a majority and were elected:

Aaron Starr 54
Mark Hinkle 43
NOTA 8
James Ogle 1
Harambe (write-in) 1
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 These elections were overturned by the Judicial Committee in a ruling issued 18 June 2021. At the 26 June meeting of the Executive Committee the Secretary position was filled by Jillian Olsen, the Northern Area Coordinator position was filled by Jia Christopher, and Wendy Hewitt, Adrian Malagon, Brent Olsen, and Jessica Tewksbury were appointed to fill the vacant at-large positions, of which there were then four as a result of Jillian Olsen becoming Secretary.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The results for Secretary were originally announced as Tewksbury 65, Olsen 61, but it was announced at a later time during the convention that there had been an error in the counting and that the correct numbers were Tewksbury 57, Olsen 53.

Amendments to the Bylaws and Convention Rules

Bylaws Committee

delegates debating bylaws proposals
bylaws proposal displayed during debate
platform committee report

The Bylaws Committee was appointed by the state Executive Committee and consists of Rachel Nyx (chair), John David Ward, Brandon Nelson, James Aragon, and Kenneth Brent Olsen.

Approved Amendments

Recommendation 1, lowering the requirements for amending the bylaws, was adopted without change.

Recommendation 2, requiring that central committee members live in California and be registered Libertarian if eligible, was adopted with three amendments: to add a proviso that the change would take effect at the end of the convention, to restructure the list of requirements to make the intent clear, and to make explicit that life members retain their membership.

Recommendation 3, changing the schedule for the Bylaws Committee to report, was adopted without change.

Recommendation 4, making dues sharing 50% in all cases, was adopted without change.

Recommendation 7, changing Judicial Committee procedures, including requiring a written report and creating the position of JC alternate, was adopted with two changes: to leave unchanged the rule that two JC members may approve considering a case and to remove a phrase about the amount of detail in the report; the language was then further amended to require that in cases involving suspension of membership, if the member requests it, the JC's report be reported to the next convention in executive session.

Recommendation 10, dealing with voluntary resignations of membership, was adopted without change.

Recommendations 5, 6, 8, and 9 were not adopted.

Amendments to the Platform

Platform Committee

The Platform Committee consists of a Coordinator (position currently vacant) and representatives from each county organization.

Changes: Tyler Braaten was originally appointed to represent Kings County but resigned in March. Becky Freeman was originally appointed alternate from San Diego County but resigned in March. Anthony Fratta was originally appointed to represent Kern County but was replaced in March.

Approved Amendments

Proposals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20 were approved as in the Platform Committee's report. Proposal 6 was not approved, but Proposal 7 was approved with an amendment addressing UBI. Proposals 21 and 22 were not approved.

Candidate Endorsements

The following candidates for public office were endorsed at this convention:

Resolutions

considering a resolution

Resolutions on the following topics were adopted by the convention:

  • in support of medical professionals and researchers
  • in support of school choice

Non-Business Program

The following speakers have been mentioned as appearing at this convention:

Meetings and Panels

  • county organizing meeting

    county organizing meeting

  • elected Libertarians panel

    elected Libertarians panel

Exhibitors

  • Advocates for Self-Government

    Advocates for Self-Government

  • California School Choice Foundation

    California School Choice Foundation

  • Freeland Press

    Freeland Press

  • Historical Preservation Committee

    Historical Preservation Committee

  • Mises Caucus

    Mises Caucus

  • Pragmatist Caucus

    Pragmatist Caucus

  • Radical Caucus

    Radical Caucus

Recordings

Full-session recordings:

Saturday Morning
Saturday Afternoon
Sunday Morning
Sunday Afternoon

Photo Albums

Press Releases/Coverage


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