[Lnc-business] I agree with Ron

[Scott L.]

I primarily remember the late Ron Crickenberger for his interest in the
Libertarian Party fielding enough US House nominees to cover a majority of
the country's Congressional Districts.

 

So, I was quite surprised to see the sentences below that I put in bold
face.

 

    Scott Lieberman


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https://www.lp.org/files/crm.pdf

 

 

CANDIDATE RECRUITMENT MANUAL    2001

 

A PUBLICATION OF THE LIBERTARIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE, INC.

 

 

Again, we should take yes for an answer. National level and statewide
campaigns do provide the most bang for the buck in terms

of free media, outreach, and short-term membership growth for the party. But
winning local elections is crucial to our long-term success.

We must build a support base for our candidates by winning locally to set
the stage for larger victories later.  By having a strategy

which encourages lots of candidates at all levels, our candidates will be
able to run in the races which are important to them, setting

the stage for them to do the best job possible. This manual is written from
the standpoint of a state where ballot access and filing fees

are relatively reasonable. There will be little difference in recruiting
techniques if your situation is more difficult - but your success

rate will naturally be somewhat less, and you will have to concentrate your
resources more. I hope this manual is helpful. Good luck in

recruiting your army of candidates.

 

Ron Crickenberger

Libertarian Party Political Director

 

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