Talk:Libertarian Party of California Regions

Different Structures over time

I've been informed that California no longer uses a numbered regional structure and has changed to directly using counties.

A plan is needed to cover both the county parties and the historical regions -- both as they existed at the end and as they existed at previous points in time.

-- Strangelv 14:39, 4 October 2016 (UTC)

Working draft of a template revision that assumes exactly two major discontinuities: early region numbers, late region numbers, and post-regional.

County of the Libertarian Party of California

colspan="2" ( list counties by name here ) Early Historical Regional Affiliates of the Libertarian Party of California (1972-19??) colspan="2" 1 2 3 4 5 Coastal Counties 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Later Historical Regional Affiliates of the Libertarian Party of California (19??-20??) 01 East Bay 01 Alameda 01 Contra Costa 02 Alpine 03 Gold Country 03 Amador 03 Calaveras 03 Tuolumne 04 Butte 05 Calaveras 06 Colusa 07 Contra Costa 08 Del Norte 09 El Dorado / Alpine 10 Central Valley 10 Fresno 11 Glenn 12 Humboldt 13 Imperial 14 Inyo 15 Kern 16 Kings 17 Lake 18 Lassen 19 Los Angeles 20 Madera & Mariposa 21 Marin 22 Mariposa 23 Mendocino 24 Merced 25 Modoc 26 Mono 27 Monterey 28 Napa 29 Nevada 30 Orange 31 Placer 32 Plumas 33 Riverside 34 Sacramento 35 San Benito 36 San Bernardino 37 San Diego 38 San Francisco 39 San Joaquin 40 San Luis Obispo 41 San Mateo 42 Santa Barbara 43 Santa Clara 44 Santa Cruz 45 Shasta 46 Sierra County 47 Siskiyou 48 Solano 49 Sonoma 50 Stanislaus 51 Sutter & Yuba 52 Tehama 53 Trinity 54 Tulare 55 Tuolumne 56 Ventura 57 Yolo 58 Yuba 59 60 61 - 68 Los Angeles 61 San Fernando Valley 62 West Los Angeles 63 Foothills/Pasadena 64 Central Los Angeles 65 Southeast Los Angeles 66 South Bay 67 East San Gabriel Valley 68 Antelope Valley 69 Mojave 70 & 71 Riverside Official Libertarian Party of California Counties Page Counties that occupied a single region all by themselves under one of the numbering systems can retain the same article (for example 19 Los Angeles); others will need new new articles and the regional articles will need to be amended to point to the article or articles for the county party or parties that superseded it. Text will need to be designed for the permutations on how to explain this. Q: Does the LA LP subdivide at its own level, or have its component regional divisions superseded or completely eliminated? -- Strangelv 14:02, 5 October 2016 (UTC) LA LP Regions Okay, this is interesting: LA is using the historical region numbers within it as its own subdivisional numbers. This may simplify things for it at least. Region Meetings Region 63 (Pasadena/Glendale Area) Region 64 (Central/Hollywood) Region 65 (Southeastern) Region 66 (Southbay) Region 67 (Eastern San Gabriel Valley) Region 68 (Antelope Valley) -- Strangelv 14:28, 5 October 2016 (UTC)