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===District 12 Election=== | ===District 12 Election=== | ||
District 12 election, Bronx, did not have any interested individual to run for hte position. Bronx was governed by the [[Manhattan Libertarian Party]] chapter, and so Manhattan selected [[Andrew Kolstee]] as the representative, since there was no residency requirment. Larry Sharpe had Andrew Kolstee on his list of committee members on January 20, 2019. | District 12 election, Bronx, did not have any interested individual to run for hte position. Bronx was governed by the [[Manhattan Libertarian Party]] chapter, and so Manhattan selected [[Andrew Kolstee]] as the representative, since there was no residency requirment. Larry Sharpe had Andrew Kolstee on his list of committee members on January 20, 2019. There were objections to this appointment, with [[Jim Rosenbeck]] and [[Tucker Coburn]] citing that Manhattan does not have the authority to make such an appointment. Transition Committee member [[Brian Waddell]] of Manhattan supported Kolstee's appointment. [[Anthony D'Orazio]] noted that there wasn't a residency requirement and stated the appointment is valid if Bronx is under the jurisdiction of the Manhattan chapter. [[Mark Potwora]] and [[Mark Glogowski]] opposed the idea of Kolstee serving for District 12 while Kolstee gained support from [[Shawn Hannon]], [[Michael Dowden]]. [[Jeff Motta]], and [[Gary Popkin]]. | ||
Larry Sharpe put forth a vote on whether or not to include Kolstee as District 12's representative. | |||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||