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'''Tim McMaster''' | '''Tim McMaster''' ran for the office of Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania in the general election of November 2022. | ||
Tim has been a resident of the Conewago Township, York County since 1995, where he currently serving as an elected Auditor. He is one of the first elected Libertarians in Conewago Township. In the Spring of 2021, Tim was the Libertarian candidate for the vacant seat in the PA Senate for District 48. Tim was the first Libertarian to run for that seat in this century. Tim was also a campaign volunteer for 2020 Libertarian Presidential Candidate [[Jo Jorgensen]] and an active member of both the [[Liberty Party of Pennsylvania|PA]] and the [[York County Libertarian Party]], where he served for two terms as the Vice-Chair, and currently serves as Secretary. Tim was also elected as the Central Region Vice-Chair of the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania in 2022. | |||
In addition to | In addition to his 20+ year career in Information Technology, Tim is a farm and small business owner, a son, father, grandfather, son, uncle, and godfather. | ||
Together, with Ann, his lovely wife of 23+ years, they have raised his step-son and their two younger boys to value | Together, with Ann, his lovely wife of 23+ years, they have raised his step-son and their two younger boys to value their community and the people and places that make it so special. | ||
Tim wants Pennsylvania to be a state that all Pennsylvanians can all be proud of. And he hopes to help make Pennsylvania free again. | |||
[[Category: Pennsylvania Party Activists]] | [[Category: Pennsylvania Party Activists]] | ||
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Tim McMaster ran for the office of Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania in the general election of November 2022.
Tim has been a resident of the Conewago Township, York County since 1995, where he currently serving as an elected Auditor. He is one of the first elected Libertarians in Conewago Township. In the Spring of 2021, Tim was the Libertarian candidate for the vacant seat in the PA Senate for District 48. Tim was the first Libertarian to run for that seat in this century. Tim was also a campaign volunteer for 2020 Libertarian Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen and an active member of both the PA and the York County Libertarian Party, where he served for two terms as the Vice-Chair, and currently serves as Secretary. Tim was also elected as the Central Region Vice-Chair of the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania in 2022.
In addition to his 20+ year career in Information Technology, Tim is a farm and small business owner, a son, father, grandfather, son, uncle, and godfather.
Together, with Ann, his lovely wife of 23+ years, they have raised his step-son and their two younger boys to value their community and the people and places that make it so special.
Tim wants Pennsylvania to be a state that all Pennsylvanians can all be proud of. And he hopes to help make Pennsylvania free again.
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