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...an Party of New York]]'s Elections Campaign Committee existed in the 2000s and 2010s. ==Former Members==

...operates a consulting firm specializing in political strategy, marketing, and fundraising. His primary specialization is producing events for fundraising ...ibertarian]] and non-Libertarian groups through direct action, mutual aid, and issues-based collaboration.

...more of you we have throughout our region, the more elections we will win, and the more Freedom will triumph. ...the members of the Precinct Committee become a titular part of a statewide and nationwide team of activists, with the added prestige of holding 'elected'

...d delegates during national conventions. Those amendments are then debated and voted on by the delegates. == Members ==

|alongside = [[Jim Rosenbeck]] (2016—2018)<br/>and [[Shawn Hannon]] (2018—2019) === 2016 Alex Merced for U.S. Senate Campaign ===

|office = [[Libertarian National Committee]] ...Rules Committee]] and a previous Vice-Chair of the [[Libertarian National Committee]]. After two years of soul-searching, he attempted to register to enroll as

...on Federation. He is also associated with the [[Classical Liberal Caucus]] and was a New York State Co-Coordinator of the [[Libertarian Pragmatist Caucus] ...the [[National Convention 2018|2018]], [[National Convention 2020|2020]], and [[National Convention 2022|2022]] [[Libertarian National Convention|Liberta

== Personal Life, Career, and Education == ...ince then, he has worked his way up through the Human Resources Department and currently works as the Safety Manager.

==Creation and Purpose == ...(LNC), the LNC voted to provide the state affiliates technical assistance and training. As a result, the Libertarian Leadership School (LLS) was created

'''Kalish Morrow''' is a sitting Councilmember and former Mayor for the City of Hanford. Shortly after taking her seat on city ...defunct non-profit Heart of Hanford, as well its founder. She is married and has two children.

|office = [[Libertarian National Committee]] |office3 = [[Libertarian National Committee]]

|office2 = [[Libertarian National Committee]] |birth-date = {{Birth date and age|1974|4|16}}

|office2 = Budget Committee, Goffstown NH |birth-date = {{Birth date and age|1998|10|4}}

|office = [[Libertarian National Committee]] |birth-date = {{Birth date and age|1980|3|19}}

|office = [[Libertarian National Committee]] |office2 = [[Libertarian National Committee]]

...d its name stood for "Principled Libertarians Endorsing Diversity, Growth, and Effectiveness". ...lved to fight back by working for repeal of some of them at later meetings and to block the ones that would require action at the upcoming convention.

'''Additional Executive Committee Members:''' ==Past Officers and Committee Members==

|image = Greg-Lauer-and-wife-Annette.jpg |image-caption = Greg Lauer and his wife Annette

...sues, marriage equality, marijuana legalization, bringing the troops home, and opposition to the USA PATRIOT Act. He got about 2% of the vote. ...Larson in 2004 and chose the same top issues. There was also a Republican and a Green in the race. Bruce got about 2% of the vote again.

...s the temporary chair, who led the the organization of the state affiliate and on April 1, 1973, during the first convention, [[Andrea Millen Rich]] was e ...Jerome Klasman played pivotal roles in establishing the party's structure and leadership. The party also made its first attempts at fielding candidates f