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The '''The Libertarian Party of Mono County''' is a former county affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. It was part of region 26.
The '''The Libertarian Party of Mono County''' is a former county affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of California]].


==History==


==Executive Committee==
===Region Numbers===
[[Margie Tendler]], ''contact''<BR/>
 
Mono County was Region 26 of the Libertarian Party of California in the [[Libertarian Party of California Regions|numbering system]] in which regions generally corresponded to counties.


Mono County was part of Region 8 in the earlier 20-region numbering system.


===Executive Committee Last Listed Here===
[[Margie Tendler]], ''contact''<BR/>


==Past Officials, Staff, and Other Contacts==
===Past Officials, Staff, and Other Contacts===
[[William R. Baucum]], ''Mono & Inyo chair (c. 1995)''<BR/>
[[William R. Baucum]], ''Mono & Inyo chair (c. 1995)''<BR/>


Revision as of 10:15, 14 February 2018

Libertarian Party of Mono County
General Information
Jurisdiction: Mono County, California
Status: Defunct

The The Libertarian Party of Mono County is a former county affiliate of the Libertarian Party of California.

History

Region Numbers

Mono County was Region 26 of the Libertarian Party of California in the numbering system in which regions generally corresponded to counties.

Mono County was part of Region 8 in the earlier 20-region numbering system.

Executive Committee Last Listed Here

Margie Tendler, contact

Past Officials, Staff, and Other Contacts

William R. Baucum, Mono & Inyo chair (c. 1995)


External Link



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