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The '''2021 Libertarian Party of California Convention''' is the 49th annual convention of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. It is scheduled to be 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 will be electing state officers and other members of the state Executive Committee, electing the members of the state Judicial Committee, and considering changes to the LPC's Bylaws and Platform.
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.


=== Announced Candidates for LPC Offices ===
=== Elections for LPC Offices ===
 
==== Announced Candidates Prior to the Convention ====  


* Chair: [[Mimi Robson]]
* Chair: [[Mimi Robson]]
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* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]], [[Rajani Maiatico]]
* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]], [[Rajani Maiatico]]


=== Bylaws Committee ===
==== Election of Officers ====
 
* Chair: [[Mimi Robson]]
* Vice Chair: [[Rachel Nyx]]
* Secretary: [[Jessica Tewksbury]]
* Treasurer: [[Paul Vallandigham]]
 
==== Election of Area Coordinators ====
* Northern Area Coordinator: [[Jia Christoper]]
* Central Area Coordinator: [[Jon Prosser]]
* Southern Area Coordinator: [[Tara Young]]
 
==== Election of At-Large Executive Committee Members ====
 
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).
 
* Executive Committee At-Large (first round): [[Kalish Morrow]], [[Cheyne Strawn]], [[Elizabeth Stump]], [[Adrian Malagon]]
* 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) ====
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.
 
* Executive Committee Alternates: ''(to be filled in)''


=== Amendments to the Bylaws and Convention Rules ===
==== Bylaws Committee ====
* [[Media:CA_Bylaws-Committee-Report_2021.pdf|Bylaws 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]].


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


==== 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)]]
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'''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.
'''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:
* Governor: [[Jeff Hewitt]]
* US House of Representatives [[Joe Dehn]]
* ''(additional endorsements to be filled in)''
=== Resolutions ===
''(to be filled in)''


== Non-Business Program ==
== Non-Business Program ==

Revision as of 15:53, 17 May 2021

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

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

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.

Elections for LPC Offices

Announced Candidates Prior to the Convention

Election of Officers

Election of Area Coordinators

Election of At-Large Executive Committee Members

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).

Election of Judicial Committee (alternates only)

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.

  • Executive Committee Alternates: (to be filled in)

Amendments to the Bylaws and Convention Rules

Bylaws Committee

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.

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:

  • Governor: Jeff Hewitt
  • US House of Representatives Joe Dehn
  • (additional endorsements to be filled in)

Resolutions

(to be filled in)

Non-Business Program

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

Media


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