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The '''Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County''' is a county affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Clara_County,_California Santa Clara County] covers much of the area known as "Silicon Valley". The largest city is San Jose. Other cities include Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Milpitas, Palo Alto, and Cupertino.
The '''Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County''' is a county affiliate of the [[Libertarian Party of California]]. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Clara_County,_California Santa Clara County] covers much of the area known as "Silicon Valley". The largest city is San Jose. Other cities include Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Milpitas, Palo Alto, and Cupertino.
Libertarians have been active in Santa Clara County since the very earliest days of the LP, and the county group includes among its members two former National Chairs.  There were Libertarians from Santa Clara County on the November ballot both for Congress and the state legislature every two years from 1980 (when the LPC gained ballot status) until the enactment of the "Top Two" primary system. Libertarians have run for many local offices in Santa Clara County, and several have been elected -- and some re-elected.


==Officials==
==Officials==
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* [[Santa Clara Libertarian Update]] (e-mail, 2014-2018)
* [[Santa Clara Libertarian Update]] (e-mail, 2014-2018)
* [[The Liberty Quill]] (e-mail, 2018-)
* [[The Liberty Quill]] (e-mail, 2018-)
==Notable Activists==
===National Activists from Santa Clara County===
''Individuals who are currently members of the LP of SCC or who were members at the time they held national LP positions.''
* '''[[Mary Gingell]]''' - National Vice Chair 1983-1985 and 1989-1991, National Chair 1991-1993
* '''[[Mark Hinkle]]''' - National Chair 2010-2012, multiple other terms on the LNC in the 1980s and 2000s
* '''[[Joe Dehn]]''' - National Secretary 1989-1993, multiple other terms on the LNC 1987-2004, founder of the LP's presence on the Internet and first LP webmaster
* '''[[Bill Evers]]''' - multiple terms on the LNC 1981-1996, long time Platform Committee member, LP News editor, Bergland for President campaign manager
* '''[[Steve Alexander]]''' - LNC member 1989-1993
* '''[[Scott Lieberman]]''' - multiple terms on the LNC 1996-2000s
===Libertarians Elected to Public Office===
''Note: All local elections in California are "non-partisan". Individuals listed here were not elected as candidates of the Libertarian Party, but were LP members.
* '''John Inks''' - member of the Mountain View City Council, served as Mayor, re-elected (possibly the first Libertarian unable to run for re-election due to term limit)
* '''Brian Holtz''' - Purissima Hills Water District
* '''Gilbert Carroll, Carle Hylkema, Gary Molle''' -- Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District
===County Chaira===
''For other former officers see the Past Executive Committees section above.''
* '''Will Barkley''' - pro-tem 1972
* '''Bill White''' - 1974?-1975?
* '''June Genis''' - 1977?-1978?
* '''Jon Petersen''' - 1992-1994
* '''David Bonino''' - 1994-1995, 1996-1997
* '''Brad Walker''' - 1995-1996
* '''Sam Severs''' - 1997
* '''Allen Rice''' - 1997-1998
* '''Marv Rudin''' - 1998-2001
* '''Ray Strong''' - 2001-2004
* '''Allen Hacker''' - 2004-2006
* '''Kevin Takanaga''' - 2006-?
* '''Ed Wimmers''' ?-2015
* '''Joe Dehn''' 2015-2018
* '''Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm''' - 2018-


==External Links==  
==External Links==  
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