South Dakota Libertarian Party

South Dakota Libertarian Party
Region:	6
Officers
Chair:	Andre Ager
Vice-Chair:	Alex Martin
Secretary:	Nathan Barton
Treasurer:	Nathan Barton
Contact
Address:	P.O. Box 9341 Rapid City, SD 57709
Website:	Website
Social Media

The South Dakota Libertarian Party is the South Dakota affiliate of the Libertarian Party.

Leadership

Current

Current as of March 2018

• Aaron Alyward, Chair (elected July 22, 2017)
• Richard Shelatz, Vice Chair (elected as early as July 30, 2016)
• Daryl Root, Treasurer (elected as early as July 30, 2016)
• Tracey Quint, Communications Director (elected as early as 2017)
• Greg Baldwin, Membership Director (elected July 22, 2017)
• Gideon Oaks, State At-Large (elected as early as 2017)

Former

Chair

• Andre Ager (as of June 2006)
• Jon Boon McNutt (July 30, 2016—July 22, 2017)

Other

• Alex Martin, Vice Chair (as of June 2006)
• Nathan Barton, Secretary/Treasurer (as of June 2006)
• Tony Ryan (as of June 2006)
• Larry Rudebusch (as of June 2006)
• Scott Baldwin, Membership Director (as early as July 30, 2016)
• Sean Metz, West River At-Large (elected as early as July 30, 2016)
• Ken Santema, East River At Large (elected as early as July 30, 2016)

Conventions

• November 7, 2015 - Mandan, ND (joint North and South Dakota)
• 2016 - July 30, 2016 - Aberdeen, SD
• 2017 - July 22, 2017 - Monk’s House of Ale Repute in Sioux Falls, SD

Elections

See: Libertarian Party of South Dakota Historical Election Results

Size and Influence

Year	Minimum Unique Voters	Minimum Percent Of Voters	Registered Voters (Oct/Nov)	Percent of Registered Voters	Signature Members (Dec)	Signature Members Per Million Population	LNC Total Donors 2004 - 2016 Or Active Members 1972 - 2003 (Dec)	LNC Donors Per Million Population	State Rank Of Total LNC Donors (Of 51)
2017			1,673	0.31%	274	315	43	49.44	47
2016	20,850	5.50%	1,620	0.30%	286	330	49	56.62	49
2015					259	302	33	38.44	46
2014	53,836	19.07%	1,377	0.26%	252	295	42	49.23	45
2013			1,275	0.24%	236	279	32	37.85	49
2012	19,696	5.35%	1,126	0.21%	231	277	42	50.33	47
2011			1,022	0.20%	214	260	40	48.53	46
2010			1,080	0.21%	206	252	34	41.66	50
2009			1,030	0.20%	202	250	31	38.41	50
2008	1,835	0.47%	1,059	0.20%	191	239	34	42.55	50
2007					180	227	36	45.48	49
2006	9,953	2.92%	1,168	0.23%	176	225	28	35.76	49
2005					166	214	29	37.40	50
2004	7,326	1.86%	1,091	0.22%			(Aug) 38	49.33	50
2003							33	43.21	50
2002	12,131	3.56%	1,148	0.24%			37	48.68	50
2001			1,092	0.21%			46	60.69	50
2000	5,357	1.66%	1,074	0.23%			44	58.21	50
1999							52	70.93	50
1998	11,799	4.43%	924	0.20%			46	62.95	50
1997							40	54.73	50
1996	15,852	4.81%	656	0.14%			35	47.90	50
1995							30	41.19	50
1994	15,631	4.91%	469	0.11%			19	26.28	50
1993			367	0.09%			14	19.55	50
1992	4,353	1.29%	346	0.08%			22	31.04	48
1991							11	15.68	50
1990							15	21.53	50
1989							10	14.35	50
1988	1,060	0.34%					7	10.03	50
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982	2,228	0.80%
1981
1980	3,824	1.17%
1979
1978
1977
1976	1,619	0.54%
1975
1974
1973
1972

External links

• Old website

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