Utah Libertarian Party

Libertarian Party of Utah
Region:	1
Officers
Chair:	Joseph Buchman
Vice-Chair:	Barry Short
Secretary:	Brian Kamerath
Treasurer:	Caryn Terres
Contact
Phone:	801-742-1163
Address:	584 Hillside Circle Alpine, UT 84004
Website:	Website
Social Media
Facebook:	Facebook

The Libertarian Party of Utah is the Utah affiliate of the Libertarian Party.

Leadership

• Dr. Joseph Geddes Buchman, Chair
• Barry Short, Vice Chair
• Brian Kamerath, Secretary
• Caryn Terres, Treasurer

Ballot Access

After losing ballot access in 2006 as a result of failing to acquire the required 2% vote, the Libertarian Party of Utah regained ballot access in February 2008 as a result of acquiring the required number of signatures. [1] The party, currently chaired by Dr. Joseph Geddes Buchman, consequently received over 125,000 votes in 2008, compared to 118,000 in 2004.

Affiliates

• Libertarian Party of Weber County
• Libertarian Party of Castle Country

Historical Officials and Staff

• Karl Bray, chair (1972-?)
• Dr Joseph Geddes Buchman, secretary (c. 2005)
• George A Chapman, chair (c. 1975)
• Bonnie Darley, secretary (1972-?)
• Jim Dexter, treasurer (c. 1995)
• Jim Elwell, chair (c. 1994)
• W. Andrew McCullough, chair (c. 2005)
• Dylan McDonnell, vice chair (c. 2005)
• Patrick Powers, vice chair (c. 2012)
• Cynthia Skousen, vice chair (1972-?)
• Brent Zimmerman, treasurer (c. 2005)
• Jake Shannon, Chair
• Kenny Barlow, media director
• Katie White, event director

Elections

See: Libertarian Party of Utah Historical Election Results

Size and Influence

Year	Minimum Unique Voters	Registered Voters (Oct/Nov)	Signature Members (Dec)	LNC Total Donors 2004 - 2016 Or Active Members 1972 - 2003 (Dec)
2016	73,975	11,728	1,256	167
2015		7,488	1,156	86
2014	22,333	7,168	1,135	92
2013		6,319	1,111	103
2012	53,018	5,494	1,081	109
2011			1,023	95
2010	12,871	4,110	1,001	93
2009			980	93
2008	55,992	2,639	939	101
2007			(Nov) 902	(Nov) 105
2006	6,167	2,904	888	81
2005			811	102
2004	36,767	2,556		(Aug) 178
2003				140
2002	7,133	1,836		157
2001				204
2000	81,697			265
1999				252
1998	14,013			214
1997				186
1996	23,369			188
1995				94
1994	7,518			93
1993				72
1992	17,690			86
1991				97
1990	7,665			91
1989				122
1988	9,730			33
1987
1986	6,914
1985
1984	7,482
1983
1982	3,676
1981
1980	7,156
1979
1978
1977
1976	3,026
1975
1974	1,218
1973
1972	19

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