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Added information about serving as campaign manager for the Jo/Co campaign and for running for Wilmington City Council, District 7, in 2020.
(I updated information about being LPD and NCCLP secretary and about my resignation of being LPD secretary.) |
(Added information about serving as campaign manager for the Jo/Co campaign and for running for Wilmington City Council, District 7, in 2020.) |
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'''Dayl Thomas''' was a delegate seated with the delegation of the [[Libertarian Party of Delaware]] at the [[National Convention 2018|2018 National Convention]] and the [[National Convention 2020|2020 National Convention]]. | '''Dayl Thomas''' was a delegate seated with the delegation of the [[Libertarian Party of Delaware]] at the [[National Convention 2018|2018 National Convention]] and the [[National Convention 2020|2020 National Convention]]. | ||
He was the secretary for the [[Libertarian Party of Delaware]] (2019-2021) and the [[New Castle County Libertarian Party]] (2017-2021). He | He was the secretary for the [[Libertarian Party of Delaware]] (2019-2021) and the [[New Castle County Libertarian Party]] (2017-2021). He was also the 2021 recipient of the [[Libertarian Party of Delaware]]'s William Morris Liberty Award, the LPD's highest honor, named after the founder of the [[Libertarian Party of Delaware]]. Lastly, he was the Campaign Manager for the Jorgensen/Cohen presidential campaign in Delaware (along with Campaign Coordinator Dr. Amy LePore) and ran for Wilmington City Council, District 7, in 2020 as a Libertarian. | ||
Dayl was elected and ran unopposed to serve as secretary for the NCCLP in March 2017. He ran for the NCCLP secretarial position unopposed again at the June 1st, 2019 LPD convention. He decided not to run for NCCLP secretary at the June 5th, 2021 convention, instead to focus on being the LPD Secretary. | Dayl was elected and ran unopposed to serve as secretary for the NCCLP in March 2017. He ran for the NCCLP secretarial position unopposed again at the June 1st, 2019 LPD convention. He decided not to run for NCCLP secretary at the June 5th, 2021 convention, instead to focus on being the LPD Secretary. | ||