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'''Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County''' (or | '''Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County''' (or LPMD) is an affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of Florida]] (or LPF). Created in [[2012]], the affiliate serves over 2,200 LPF voters. | ||
The | The LPMD covers the largest county in Florida. Since January 2023, its Chair is [[Hector Roos]]. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
The Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County ( | The Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County (LPMD) is a county affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of Florida]]. It serves the most populated county in Florida, Miami-Dade County, and attempts to influence local governments toward policies matching its platform. | ||
Miami-Dade County is a large urban county with its government seat present in the City of Miami. As of | Miami-Dade County is a large urban county with its government seat present in the City of Miami. As of 31 May 2022, it has 1,593,441 registered voters, including 617,647 Democrats, 441,877 Republicans, 2,240 Libertarians, 21,497 other third party voters, and 507,946 voters with no party affiliation. | ||
Miami-Dade County has a central government led by a strong mayor elected on an at-large basis, and 13 County Commissioners, each elected in nonpartisan elections for four-year terms. The county is made of 34 municipalities with their own local governments, and 10 unincorporated areas with their own elected zoning boards. | Miami-Dade County has a central government led by a strong mayor elected on an at-large basis, and 13 County Commissioners, each elected in nonpartisan elections for four-year terms. The county is made of 34 municipalities with their own local governments, and 10 unincorporated areas with their own elected zoning boards. | ||
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The Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County has incorporated the platforms of the Libertarian Party of Florida and the Libertarian Party, which are based on principles supporting a decrease in government power, reducing tax rates across the board, fighting against increased bureaucracy and red tape, ending the war on drugs, pushing for criminal justice reform, promoting free trade and a more liberal immigration system, while opposing government intervention in education, science, and other societal concepts. | The Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County has incorporated the platforms of the Libertarian Party of Florida and the Libertarian Party, which are based on principles supporting a decrease in government power, reducing tax rates across the board, fighting against increased bureaucracy and red tape, ending the war on drugs, pushing for criminal justice reform, promoting free trade and a more liberal immigration system, while opposing government intervention in education, science, and other societal concepts. | ||
On the local level, | On the local level, LPMD supports a loosening in zoning laws, reduction of private-public partnerships (and the cronyism it encourages), and elimination of government subsidies. All leases of public lands must be made at a fair market rate without waivers of competitive bidding. | ||
The Platform of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County is written by its Policy Committee and confirmed annually at the affiliate's Convention by attending members. | The Platform of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County is written by its Policy Committee and confirmed annually at the affiliate's Convention by attending members. | ||
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== Organization == | == Organization == | ||
=== Executive Committee === | === Executive Committee === | ||
The Executive Committee | The LPMD Executive Committee is composed of Precinct Delegates, who are elected each year by Libertarians living in individual precincts; in 2023, elections are slated to be changed from April to January. Any individual registered to vote with the Libertarian Party of Florida and a resident of Miami-Dade County may run to be a Precinct Delegate. LPF-registered voters residing in Miami-Dade County and present at the annual meeting may nominate, run, and elect the Officers (Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer). | ||
* [[Hector Roos]], Chairman | |||
* [[ | * [[Lisa Gansky]], Vice-Chairwoman | ||
* [[ | * [[Eric Moore]], Treasurer | ||
* [[ | * [[Eric Moore]], Secretary | ||
* [[ | |||
The LPMD Chair appoints each Committee Chair and committee member(s). | |||
=== Communications Committee === | |||
* [[Lisa Gansky]], Chairwoman | |||
* [[David Crespo]], Member | |||
* [[Joshua Curtis]], Member | |||
TBD | |||
=== Elections Committee === | |||
TBD | * [[Hector Roos]], Chairman | ||
=== Finance Committee === | |||
* TBD | |||
=== Lobbying Committee === | |||
* TBD | |||
=== Outreach Committee === | |||
* [[Joshua Curtis]], Chairman | |||
* [[Lisa Gansky]], Member | |||
=== Rules Committee === | |||
* [[Suzanne Gilmore]], Chairwoman | |||
* [[Anthony Sellers|Tony Sellers]], Member | |||
* [[Hector Roos]], Member | |||
* [[Eric Moore]], Member | |||
== Elected Officials == | == Elected Officials == | ||
* [[Martha Bueno]], West Kendall Community Councilwoman, 2019-2023 | * [[Martha Bueno]], West Kendall Community Councilwoman, 2019-2023 | ||
* [[Jeremy Weinstock]], South Dade Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, 2018-2022 | * [[Jeremy Weinstock]], South Dade Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, 2018-2022 | ||
* [[Jose Vigoreaux]], South Dade Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, 2018-2022 | * [[Jose Vigoreaux]], South Dade Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, 2018-2022 | ||
* [[Clarence Strong]], III, Coconut Cay Community Development District, Supervisor, 2018-2022 | * [[Clarence Strong]], III, Coconut Cay Community Development District, Supervisor, 2018-2022 | ||
=== Former Elected Officials === | === Former Elected Officials === | ||
* [[Sacha DuBearn]], Coconut Grove Village Councilman, 2018-2020 | |||
* [[Zachary K. Elliott]], Coconut Grove Village Councilman, 2017-2018 | * [[Zachary K. Elliott]], Coconut Grove Village Councilman, 2017-2018 | ||
* [[Keon Grayson]], North Central Community Councilman, 2017-2019 | |||
* [[Gary Gerstein]], Fisher Island Community Councilman, 2015-2019 | |||
* [[Dennis Misigoy]], Enclave at Black Point Community Development District Supervisor, 2016-2020 | |||
* [[Marialexandra Garcia]], Islands at Doral (III) Community Development District Supervisor, 2016-2020 | |||
== List of Past Officers == | == List of Past Officers == | ||
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*[[Robert Fernandez]] (2015—2016) | *[[Robert Fernandez]] (2015—2016) | ||
*[[Maxwell Getz]] (2016—2017) | *[[Maxwell Getz]] (2016—2017) | ||
*[[Marialexandra Garcia]] ( | *[[Marialexandra Garcia]] (2017—2021) | ||
*[[Anthony Sellers|Tony Sellers]] (2021—2023) | |||
*[[Hector Roos]] (2023-present) | |||
;Vice-Chair | ;Vice-Chair | ||
*[[Eric Faden]] (2012—2014) | *[[Eric Faden]] (2012—2014) | ||
*[[Pierre-Alexandre Crevaux]] (2014) | *[[Pierre-Alexandre Crevaux]] (2014) | ||
* | *[[Raul Cardenas]] (2014—2015) | ||
*[[Anthony Sellers]] (2015) | *[[Anthony Sellers|Tony Sellers]] (2015) | ||
*[[Marcos Miralles]] (2015—2017) | *[[Marcos Miralles]] (2015—2017) | ||
*[[Martha Bueno]] ( | *[[Martha Bueno]] (2017—2021) | ||
*[[Arian Gomez]] (2021-2022) | |||
*[[Suzanne Gilmore]] (2022-2023) | |||
+[[Lisa Gansky]] (2023-present) | |||
;Secretary | ;Secretary | ||
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*[[Joshua Curtis]] (2015—2017) | *[[Joshua Curtis]] (2015—2017) | ||
*[[Keon Grayson]] (2017—2018) | *[[Keon Grayson]] (2017—2018) | ||
*[[Christian Sweeny]] ( | *[[Christian Sweeny]] (2018—2019) | ||
*[[Marc Golob]] (2019-2021) | |||
*[[Suzanne Gilmore]] (2021-2022) | |||
*[[Jessica Boudreaux]] (2022-2023) | |||
*[[Eric Moore]] (2023-present) | |||
;Treasurer | ;Treasurer | ||
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*[[Luis Rivera]] (2016) | *[[Luis Rivera]] (2016) | ||
*[[Lisa Crosby]] (2016—2018) | *[[Lisa Crosby]] (2016—2018) | ||
*[[Dennis Misigoy]] ( | *[[Dennis Misigoy]] (2018—2021) | ||
*[[Hector Roos]] (2021-2022) | |||
*[[Dillon O'Reilly]] (2022-2023) | |||
*[[Eric Moore]] (2023-present) | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:15, 15 March 2023
| Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County | |
| General Information | |
| Jurisdiction: | Miami-Dade County, Florida |
| Established: | October 27, 2012 |
| Status: | Active |
| Officers | |
| Chair: | Hector Roos |
| Vice-Chair: | Lisa Gansky |
| Secretary: | Eric Moore |
| Treasurer: | Eric Moore |
| Media | |
| Website: | Website |
| Facebook: | |
| Twitter: | |
Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County (or LPMD) is an affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Florida (or LPF). Created in 2012, the affiliate serves over 2,200 LPF voters.
The LPMD covers the largest county in Florida. Since January 2023, its Chair is Hector Roos.
Background
The Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County (LPMD) is a county affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Florida. It serves the most populated county in Florida, Miami-Dade County, and attempts to influence local governments toward policies matching its platform.
Miami-Dade County is a large urban county with its government seat present in the City of Miami. As of 31 May 2022, it has 1,593,441 registered voters, including 617,647 Democrats, 441,877 Republicans, 2,240 Libertarians, 21,497 other third party voters, and 507,946 voters with no party affiliation.
Miami-Dade County has a central government led by a strong mayor elected on an at-large basis, and 13 County Commissioners, each elected in nonpartisan elections for four-year terms. The county is made of 34 municipalities with their own local governments, and 10 unincorporated areas with their own elected zoning boards.
Platform
The Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County has incorporated the platforms of the Libertarian Party of Florida and the Libertarian Party, which are based on principles supporting a decrease in government power, reducing tax rates across the board, fighting against increased bureaucracy and red tape, ending the war on drugs, pushing for criminal justice reform, promoting free trade and a more liberal immigration system, while opposing government intervention in education, science, and other societal concepts.
On the local level, LPMD supports a loosening in zoning laws, reduction of private-public partnerships (and the cronyism it encourages), and elimination of government subsidies. All leases of public lands must be made at a fair market rate without waivers of competitive bidding.
The Platform of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County is written by its Policy Committee and confirmed annually at the affiliate's Convention by attending members.
History
Organization
Executive Committee
The LPMD Executive Committee is composed of Precinct Delegates, who are elected each year by Libertarians living in individual precincts; in 2023, elections are slated to be changed from April to January. Any individual registered to vote with the Libertarian Party of Florida and a resident of Miami-Dade County may run to be a Precinct Delegate. LPF-registered voters residing in Miami-Dade County and present at the annual meeting may nominate, run, and elect the Officers (Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer).
- Hector Roos, Chairman
- Lisa Gansky, Vice-Chairwoman
- Eric Moore, Treasurer
- Eric Moore, Secretary
The LPMD Chair appoints each Committee Chair and committee member(s).
Communications Committee
- Lisa Gansky, Chairwoman
- David Crespo, Member
- Joshua Curtis, Member
Elections Committee
- Hector Roos, Chairman
Finance Committee
- TBD
Lobbying Committee
- TBD
Outreach Committee
- Joshua Curtis, Chairman
- Lisa Gansky, Member
Rules Committee
- Suzanne Gilmore, Chairwoman
- Tony Sellers, Member
- Hector Roos, Member
- Eric Moore, Member
Elected Officials
- Martha Bueno, West Kendall Community Councilwoman, 2019-2023
- Jeremy Weinstock, South Dade Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, 2018-2022
- Jose Vigoreaux, South Dade Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, 2018-2022
- Clarence Strong, III, Coconut Cay Community Development District, Supervisor, 2018-2022
Former Elected Officials
- Sacha DuBearn, Coconut Grove Village Councilman, 2018-2020
- Zachary K. Elliott, Coconut Grove Village Councilman, 2017-2018
- Keon Grayson, North Central Community Councilman, 2017-2019
- Gary Gerstein, Fisher Island Community Councilman, 2015-2019
- Dennis Misigoy, Enclave at Black Point Community Development District Supervisor, 2016-2020
- Marialexandra Garcia, Islands at Doral (III) Community Development District Supervisor, 2016-2020
List of Past Officers
- Chair
- Dianne Thorne (2012—2014)
- Anthony Sellers (2014—2015)
- Robert Fernandez (2015—2016)
- Maxwell Getz (2016—2017)
- Marialexandra Garcia (2017—2021)
- Tony Sellers (2021—2023)
- Hector Roos (2023-present)
- Vice-Chair
- Eric Faden (2012—2014)
- Pierre-Alexandre Crevaux (2014)
- Raul Cardenas (2014—2015)
- Tony Sellers (2015)
- Marcos Miralles (2015—2017)
- Martha Bueno (2017—2021)
- Arian Gomez (2021-2022)
- Suzanne Gilmore (2022-2023)
+Lisa Gansky (2023-present)
- Secretary
- Abigail DuBearn (2012—2014)
- Christina Cardenas (2014)
- Suzanne Gilmore (2014—2015)
- Michael Williams (2015)
- Joshua Curtis (2015—2017)
- Keon Grayson (2017—2018)
- Christian Sweeny (2018—2019)
- Marc Golob (2019-2021)
- Suzanne Gilmore (2021-2022)
- Jessica Boudreaux (2022-2023)
- Eric Moore (2023-present)
- Treasurer
- Suzanne Gilmore (2012—2015)
- Nathan Waddell (2015—2016)
- Luis Rivera (2016)
- Lisa Crosby (2016—2018)
- Dennis Misigoy (2018—2021)
- Hector Roos (2021-2022)
- Dillon O'Reilly (2022-2023)
- Eric Moore (2023-present)
| Libertarian Party of Florida | |
|---|---|
| Affiliates: | Alachua • Bay • Bradford • Brevard • Broward • Citrus • Clay • Collier • Columbia • Duval • Hillsborough • Indian River • Lake • Lee • Leon • Manatee • Miami-Dade • Monroe • Northwest Florida • Orange • Osceola • Palm Beach • Pinellas • Polk • St. Johns • Sarasota • Seminole • Volusia |
| Conventions: | 1973 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019 • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 • 2023 |