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| Jeff Daiell | |
| Personal Details | |
| Education: | Centenary College |
| Residence: | Houston, Texas |
| Party: | Libertarian Party |
Jeff Daiell is a long-time Texas Libertarian activist, writer, and speaker. He is the author of the controversial short story, To Hell And Back, available on Amazon.com; and his novel, From Roundheel To Revolutionary, is available on Amazon -- it deals with a young woman who becomes an advocate of individual Liberty.
He has run for office four times, has served many times on the Texas SLEC, and has served as county chair. He holds the record for most votes for an LP of Texas gubernatorial nominee (over 129k), and the LPTexas record for highest percentage in a gubernatorial race. He once again sought the LPTexas nomination for Governor in 2010.
Jeff is 62 and lives in Houston. He is married and has three children and four grandchildren. A 1973 graduate of Centenary College (B.A. in Government), he has his own business, Jeff Daiell Communications. His campaign website is www.JeffDaiell.com. He has a presence on Facebook (both a personal page and two groups devoted to the campaign), MySpace, and Twitter (WeAreTexans).
| Preceded by: John E Ford |
Libertarian Party of Texas US Senate Candidate 1988 |
Succeeded by: Gary Johnson |
| Preceded by: Theresa Doyle |
Libertarian Party of Texas Gubernatorial Candidate 1990 |
Succeeded by: Keary Ehlers |
| Preceded by: Les Turlington |
Libertarian Party of Texas Gubernatorial Candidate 2002 |
Succeeded by: James Werner |
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