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years in which I ran for office in Colorado

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 He moved from Rochester to Louisiana and served as the Louisiana State Chair from [[1978]]-[[1979]], at which time he was elected as a Regional Representative to the Libertarian National Committee.
-He next moved to Colorado where he ran as an LP candidate for office several times in the early 1980s, twice for Congress and once for Governor of Colorado.  All of his campaigns were very active campaigns where he took every opportunity to speak for libertarian principles.  He ran radio ads, bought billboard ads, interviewed all over his district and the state, and accepted every invitation to speak as a candidate.
+He next moved to Colorado where he ran as an LP candidate for office several times in the early 1980s, twice (1980, 1984) for Congress and once (1982) for Governor of Colorado.  All of his campaigns were very active campaigns where he took every opportunity to speak for libertarian principles.  He ran radio ads, bought billboard ads, interviewed all over his district and the state, and accepted every invitation to speak as a candidate.
 Paul was Chairman of the [[National Convention 1981|Tenth Anniversary LP National Convention]] held in Denver in 1981, a convention which was not only well-attended and a success for the LP, but which was also a financial success - the convention was financed by local libertarians and it returned a profit to those who invested in it.