Libertarian Party of Idaho Leadership Controversy 2022

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Narrative

In 2022, the former board of the Libertarian Party of Idaho tried to re-take control over the party after a new board was elected at the Idaho Convention 2022.

Documents

• June 17, 2022: Letter from attorneys regarding convention issues (info)
• August 7, 2022: Parliamentary opinion of Jonathan Jacobs (info)
• August 21, 2022: Letter from Chair Angela McArdle regarding LNC decision on Idaho (info) with resolutions passed by LNC
• September 6, 2022: Letter from the Secretary of State to Jayson Sorensen (info) recognizing him as LPID Chair.