LNC Region 7 (2018-2020): Difference between revisions
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
*[http://www.lp.org/organization/article_167.shtml List of LNC regions] | *[http://www.lp.org/organization/article_167.shtml List of LNC regions] | ||
== Prior Affiliation == | |||
[[Libertarian Party of Maine|Maine]] had been part of this region, but due to lack of representation at the 2006 national convention, it became orphaned. | |||
== 2008 Changes == | |||
Region 7 (less Massachusetts, plus Maine) and [[LNC Region 5|Region 5]] mereged at the 2008 national convention to form a super region where the former Region 7 states choose one representative and alternate, and the former Region 5 states do the same. | |||
The new super region has yet to be given a number. The former region 7 will be the North portion and the former Region 5 will be the South portion of the region. | |||
* The North representative is [[Dan Karlan]] | |||
* The North alternate is [[Hardy Machia]] | |||
[[Category:LNC Regions]] | [[Category:LNC Regions]] | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 30 May 2008
Affiliations
Representation on the LNC
- Region 7 representative: Hardy Machia
- Region 7 alternate: Eric Sundwall
External links
Prior Affiliation
Maine had been part of this region, but due to lack of representation at the 2006 national convention, it became orphaned.
2008 Changes
Region 7 (less Massachusetts, plus Maine) and Region 5 mereged at the 2008 national convention to form a super region where the former Region 7 states choose one representative and alternate, and the former Region 5 states do the same.
The new super region has yet to be given a number. The former region 7 will be the North portion and the former Region 5 will be the South portion of the region.
- The North representative is Dan Karlan
- The North alternate is Hardy Machia