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==History== | ==History== | ||
The Transition Committee was a committee outlined in the December 24, 2019 version of the Rules of the [[Libertarian Party of New York]], which allowed for the officers and Members-At-Large of the current State Committee to be a member, along with one from each Judicial District determined by the County Affiliates. Larry Sharpe gathered the names of the volunteers and reported them on January 5, 2019, which consisted of all officers and Members-At-Large who had expressed interest, except [[Blay Tarnoff]]. [[Kari Bittner]], Member-At-Large, declined to join the Transition Committee. | The Transition Committee was a committee outlined in the December 24, 2019 version of the Rules of the [[Libertarian Party of New York]], which allowed for the officers and Members-At-Large of the current State Committee to be a member, along with one from each Judicial District determined by the County Affiliates. Larry Sharpe gathered the names of the volunteers and reported them on January 5, 2019, which consisted of all officers and Members-At-Large who had expressed interest, except [[Blay Tarnoff]]. [[Kari Bittner]], Member-At-Large, declined to join the Transition Committee. | ||
===District 2 Election=== | |||
At the Brooklyn Libertarian Party's annual convention on January 15, 2019, [[Gary Popkin]] was elected representative. | |||
===District 7 Election=== | |||
[[Steve Becker]] was unanimously elected the representative for Judicial District 7 by the Monroe and Steuben County chapters. | |||
===District 8 Election=== | |||
Judicial District 8 Election was controversial, in that a process was never determined for selecting a representative. All county affiliates met separately. Erie County recommended [[Alyce Auman]] for the position before December 23. Genesee County discussed their options and [[Colin McAllister]] declined to be considered and so Genesee County chose Auman at their January 8 meeting. Chautauqua County met on January 14 and selected [[Andrew Kolstee]], but Genesee County Chair [[Mark Potwora]] was insistent that Auman be the representative, despite Kolstee's requests for a formal discussion between all three counties. Kolstee's requests were ignored and there was no judicial proceeding of any kind to resolve the dispute except for a decision by [[Larry Sharpe]] to consider Auman the representative. | |||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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| [[Gary Popkin]] | | [[Gary Popkin]] | ||
| Judicial District 2 Representative | | Judicial District 2 Representative | ||
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