Libertarian Party of Illinois: Difference between revisions

{{Infobox_States_Party |

  party_name    = Libertarian Party of Illinois |

  party_logo    = [[Image:Logo lp illinois.png]] |

  chairperson    = [[Val Vetter]] |

  vicechair      =   |

  treasurer      = [[Debra Aaron]] |

  secretary     = [[Crystal Jurczynski]] |

  executive_director =   |

  region        = [[LNC Region 6|6]] |

  address       = PO Box 1605<BR/>

Chicago, IL 60690-1605 |

  foundation    = &nbsp; |

  website = http://www.lpillinois.org/

== Executive Committee ==

{| class="wikitable"

|-

| State Chair

| Lupe Diaz

|-

|-

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| Crystal Jurczynski

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| Debra Aaron

*Adoption of laissez-faire principles which would reduce the state's role in economic government. This would include, among other things, markedly reduced taxation, privatization of [[Social Security]] and [[Welfare]] (for individuals, as well as elimination of "[[Corporate Welfare|corporate welfare]]"), markedly reduced regulation of business, rollbacks of labor regulations, and reduction of government interference in [[Free Trade|foreign trade]].

== State Affiliates (as of March 2009) ==

* Bond-Fayette County Libertarians

* Champaign County Libertarian Party

* [http://www.dupagelibertarians.org DuPage Libertarians]

* Fox Valley Libertarian Party

* The Libertarian Party of Chicago

* Libertarian Party of Cook County-Northwest

* Libertarians of Western Illinois University

* McHenry County Libertarian Party

* McLean Libertarians

* Metro-Lakeland Libertarians

* Northern Illinois University Libertarians

* Rockford Area Libertarians

* Rock Valley College Libertarians

== Libertarian Party of Illinois Vote Total History 2000-2008 ==

=== 2008 Campaigns ===

{| class="wikitable"

! Office

! Candidate

! Votes

! Percentage

| President

| Bob Barr

| 19,645

| 0.36%

| Vice President

| Wayne Root

| 19,645

| 0.36%

| US Senate

| Larry Stafford

| 50,228

| 0.94%

|}

 

=== 2006 Campaigns ===

{| class="wikitable"

| Congress 2

| Anthony Williams

| 5,422

| 3.33%

|}

 

=== 2004 Campaigns ===

{| class="wikitable"

| President

| Michael Badnarik

| 32,442

| 0.62%

| Vice President

| Richard Campagna

| 32,442

| 0.62%

| US Senate

| Jerry Kohn

| 69,253

| 1.35%

| Congress 2

| Stephanie Sailor

| 26,990

| 11.51%

| Congress 4

| Jake Witmer

| 4,845

| 3.88%

| Congress 12

| Walter Steele

| 4,794

| 1.67%

| State Rep 11

| Jason Briggeman

| 1,770

| 3.99%

| State Rep 53

| Scott Bludorn

| 3,673

| 8.22%

| State Rep 64

| Jim Young

| 2,022

| 3.95%

| State Rep 85

| Austin Hough

| 7,945

| 25.09%

| State Rep 95

| Steve Dubovik

| 1,317

| 2.92%

|}

 

=== 2002 Campaigns ===

{| class="wikitable"

| Governor

| Cal Skinner

| 73,794

| 2.09%

| Lieutenant Governor

| Jim Tobin

| 73,794

| 2.09%

| Secretary of State

| Matt Beauchamp

| 78,830

| 2.24%

| Attorney General

| Gary Shilts

| 87,949

| 2.51%

| Treasurer

| Rhys Read

| 66,593

| 1.92%

| Comptroller

| Julie Fox

| 144,066

| 4.23%

| US Senate

| Steven Burgauer

| 57,382

| 1.65%

| Congress 1

| Dorothy Tsatsos

| 4,741

| 2.62%

| Congress 4

| Maggie Kohls

| 4,328

| 5.20%

| Congress 5

| Frank Gonzalez

| 6,638

| 4.34%

| Congress 7

| Martin Pankau

| 2,436

| 1.53%

| Congress 9

| Stephanie Sailor

| 4,779

| 2.89%

| State Rep 11

| John Yackley

| 3,371

| 12.82%

| State Rep 28

| Jerome Kohn

| 1,241

| 4.21%

| State Rep 41

| John Tepley

| 1,034

| 2.76%

| State Rep 42

| Michael Mandel

| 1,123

| 3.28%

| State Rep 48

| Chandler Hadraba

| 3,440

| 11.22%

| State Rep 52

| Matthew Paul Burns

| 1,190

| 3.92%

| State Rep 64

| Jim Young

| 2,214

| 7.35%

| State Rep 85

| Eric Ferguson

| 4,922

| 20.32%

| State Rep 95

| Steve Dubovik

| 4,191

| 14.61%

|}

 

{| class="wikitable"

| President

| Harry Browne

| 11,623

| 0.25%

| Vice President

| Art Olivier

| 11,623

| 0.25%

| Congress 4

| Stephanie Sailor

| 11,476

| 11.37%

| Congress 5

| Matt Beauchamp

| 20,728

| 12.73%

| State Rep 34

| R. Brian Poynton

| 1,230

| 4.04%

*[[Debra Aaron]], ''treasurer''

*[[Ken Prazak]], ''media & Communications vice chair''

*[[Walter Simons]], ''secretary''

*[[Don Stover]], ''campaigns and electoral vice chair''

*[[Jan Stover]], ''executive director''

*[[Valiant Vetter]], ''chair''

== References ==

== External links ==

{{Wikipedia}}

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