Libertarian Party of Louisiana

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The Libertarian Party of Louisiana (LPL) was founded in 1973. It has had ballot access in Louisiana since a law changed in 2003, allowing the LPL to become an official party in Louisiana. Since 2004, candidates have been able to run for office under the Libertarian banner and registered voters have been able to register as a Libertarian.

Libertarian Party of Louisiana
 
Chairperson C. Adrien Monteleone
Vice-Chair Scott A. Lewis, III
Second Vice-Chair
Treasurer W. David Chance
Secretary Reed Ebarb
Member at-large
LNC Region 1
Founded 1973
Address 103 Rosalind st.
Lafayette, LA 70506
Website http://louisianalibertarian.net/


Membership

The Louisiana State Libertarian Party only gained official party status in 2004. Since then, registered voters have been able to register as a Libertarian. As of May of 2012, the Party had 5,210 voters registered as Libertarian. In addition, about 125 national dues paying members reside in Louisiana.

Regions

Current Officers

SCC At-Large Representatives (Supporting Committee Chairs)

  • Economic Development Officer (Econ Development Cmte.): T. Lee Horne, III
  • Communications Officer (Media Relations Cmte.): vacant
  • Membership Officer (Registration Cmte.): vacant
  • Finance Officer (Finance Cmte.): Wes Benedict
  • Elections Officer (Elections Cmte.): Andrew Riley

Parish Executive Committees

Past Officers and Committee Members

Awards

Walking Liberty Award

This award recognizes an outstanding individual who rises above the crowd by personally spreading the Libertarian message through personal contact with more citizens and voters than anyone else. There is no requirement that it be given on a periodic basis, and is only awarded when someone meets the standard set by the inaugural recipient, T.Lee Horne, III. The award itself is a current year proof version of the Silver American Eagle[1] coin with the "Walking Liberty" design.
Recipients:

  • 2008 - T.Lee Horne, III {in recognition for his spreading the message of Liberty across the state during his three year RV campaign for governor for 2007}

Current Candidates

2012

Presidential Elector

  • District 1 - (none at this time)
  • District 2 - (none at this time)
  • District 3 - (none at this time)
  • District 4 - (none at this time)
  • District 5 - (none at this time)
  • District 6 - (none at this time)
  • At Large 1 - (none at this time)
  • At Large 2 - (none at this time)

U.S. House

  • District 1 - (none at this time)
  • District 2 - (none at this time)
  • District 3 - (none at this time)
  • District 4 - (none at this time)
  • District 5 - (none at this time)
  • District 6 - (none at this time)
  • District 7 was lost due to reapportionment from the 2010 census results.
  • There are no Senate races in LA for 2012.

Past Election Results

See: Libertarian Party of Louisiana Historical Election Results

External Links

http://louisianalibertarian.net
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_Party_of_Louisiana


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  1. ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Silver_Eagle
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