[Lnc-business] Libertarians run record 37 candidates in Travis County, Texas

[Scott L.]

Mr. DiBianca:

 

I note that as of right now there is only one elected Libertarian in Travis
County.


I also note that there are a zillion special districts in Travis County:

 

   http://www.traviscountytax.org/goVotersJurisdictionInfo.do

 

 

I was not able to find the election dates for the above districts, which
**suggests** that at least some of them are

non-competitive.  I also understand that some of these slots might not be up
for election next month.

 

Are there any plans to try to match LP of Travis County members with these
special districts so that your former county can add some elected
Libertarians to the list at   http://www.lp.org/candidates/elected-officials
?

 

I am not singling out Travis County.  I am just suggesting that many LP
affiliates, including my own, could probably elect one or two additional
Libertarians to public office by December 2016 if they choose the correct
low-level races to run in.

 

I am cc'ing lnc-business because this topic is relevant to our mission.

 

  Scott Lieberman

 

 

cc:  lnc-business

 

 

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Subject: 

Libertarians run record 37 candidates in Travis County, Texas


Date: 

Thu, 9 Oct 2014 13:29:19 -0500


From: 

Arthur DiBianca  <mailto:arthur.dibianca at gmail.com>
<arthur.dibianca at gmail.com>


To: 

Arthur DiBianca  <mailto:arthur.dibianca at gmail.com>
<arthur.dibianca at gmail.com>

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Libertarians run record 37 candidates in Travis County, Texas

Contact: Arthur DiBianca | 512-707-2809 | arthur.dibianca at gmail.com

AUSTIN - The Libertarian Party will have 37 nominees on the ballot in Travis
County, Texas for the November 2014 elections.

That's a record for the Travis County Libertarian Party (TCLP).

"Not only is it a record for us, but we believe it's the most Libertarians
you'll see on any county's ballot in America this year," said Arthur
DiBianca, TCLP treasurer.

The following Libertarians are running:

Rebecca Paddock - U.S. Senator
Kathie Glass - Governor
Robert D. Butler - Lt. Governor
Jamie Balagia - Attorney General
Ben Sanders - Comptroller
Justin Knight - Land Commissioner
David (Rocky) Palmquist - Agriculture Commissioner
Mark A. Miller - Railroad Commissioner
Tom Oxford - Supreme Court Chief Justice
Mark Ash - Supreme Court Justice, Place 6
Don Fulton - Supreme Court Justice, Place 7
RS Roberto Koelsch - Supreme Court Justice, Place 8
Mark W. Bennett - Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 3
Quanah Parker - Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 4
William Bryan Strange, III - Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 9
Bill Kelsey - U.S. Rep, District 10
Shawn Michael Hamilton - U.S. Rep, District 17
Ryan Shields - U.S. Rep, District 21
John Betz - U.S. Rep, District 25
Cory W. Bruner - U.S. Rep, District 35
James Arthur Strohm - State Senator, District 14
Brandin P. Lea - State Senator, District 25
Kevin Ludlow - State Rep, District 46
Scott G. McKinlay - State Rep, District 47
Ben Easton - State Rep, District 48
Daniel Krawisz - State Rep, District 49
David Dreesen - State Rep, District 50
Arthur DiBianca - State Rep, District 51
Richard Perkins - County Judge
Kevin Pick - District Clerk
Michael M. Holt - County Clerk
Mike Burris - County Treasurer
Steven Haskett - County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Joseph Morse - County Commissioner, Precinct 4
Daniel Martin Ruble - JP, Precinct 2
Nathan Kleffman - JP, Precinct 3
Zach Warren - JP, Precinct 4

TCLP website:
http://travislp.org/

 

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