[Lnc-business] February LNC Meeting
James Lark
jwl3s at virginia.edu
Wed Jan 6 01:08:14 EST 2016
Dear colleagues:
I hope all is well with you. I am writing to suggest that a poll
between Phoenix and Oklahoma City would be appropriate, and that the
room rates for the hotels be provided prior to conducted the poll. I
suggest this for the following reasons:
* The previous poll did not allow for the expression of intensity of
preference. My vote for Oklahoma City was a result of the fact that I
had to select one of the listed options in order to participate in the
poll. I was essentially indifferent between Phoenix and OKC when I voted.
* If we are able to hold the February meeting at a prospective
convention hotel in Phoenix, then unless the cost of holding the meeting
in Phoenix is substantially greater than holding it in OKC, my
preference would change from a very weak preference for OKC to a weak
preference for Phoenix.
* A poll with only the choices of Phoenix and OKC may produce an
ordering between the two locations that is different from the one
produced by the previous poll.
* If I understand correctly, the LP Oklahoma is allowed to conduct only
one submission of signatures in its petitioning effort. If so, then if
the deadline for submission of signatures is at least a week later than
Feb. 22, my gut feeling is that the signatures should not be submitted
on or about Feb. 22. Thus, it is not clear to me that one of the
possible benefits of an LNC meeting in OKC (a press conference
associated with the submission of the signatures) would materialize.
As always, thanks for your work for liberty. I look forward to
seeing you next month.
Take care,
Jim
James W. Lark, III
Advisor, The Liberty Coalition
University of Virginia
Region 5 Representative, Libertarian National Committee
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On 1/5/2016 11:36 PM, Nicholas Sarwark wrote:
> We have received bids from convention hotels in Bellevue, Phoenix, New
> Orleans, and Atlantic City. Based on the poll Mr. Ludlow organized,
> I'm leaning toward planning the meeting for Oklahoma City.
>
> Robert is checking on final numbers on the bids that came in today,
> and should have those back by tomorrow. All of the other cities are
> more expensive than Oklahoma City, but I think we already knew that.
>
> If you feel we should have another poll between Phoenix and Oklahoma
> City, please say so. If I don't hear a strong objection or request
> for another poll in the next day or so, I intend to ask Mr. Benedict
> to go forward with planning the next meeting in Oklahoma City and
> coordinating with the Oklahoma Libertarian Party for a press
> conference on the Friday prior or Monday after the meeting.
>
> -Nick
>
> On Thu, Dec 31, 2015 at 4:32 PM, Kevin Ludlow <ludlow at gmail.com
> <mailto:ludlow at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Ms. Kirkland is right. I completely missed Mr. Marsh's response.
> So sorry, Ed and thanks, Vicki. That leaves Mr. Tomasso and Mr.
> Windeler unaccounted for; I have a message out to both of them.
> 24 of 26 on our LNC list have weighed in.
>
>
> _*Oklahoma City*_
> Gary Johnson
> Marc Feldman
> Nick Sarwark
> Vicki Kirkland (originally voted New Orleans)
> Guy McLendon (originally voted New Orleans)
> Wes Benedict
> Norm Olsen (voted via email instead of the poll)
> Daniel Hayes (voted in email instead of the poll)
> Jim Lark
> Sean O'Toole (voted in email instead of poll)
> Scott Spencer
> Bill Redpath
>
> _*Phoenix*_
> Kevin Ludlow
> Sam Goldstein
> Dan Wiener
> Alicia Mattson
> Tim Hagan
> Scott Lieberman
> Brett Bittner (originally voted Oklahoma City)
>
> _*New Orleans*_
> Arvin Vohra
> Doug Craig (voted in email instead of poll)
>
> _*Atlantic City*_
> Josh Katz
> Ed Marsh
>
> _*Bellevue*_
> Roland Rimers
>
> _*Have not heard from*_
> Ron Windeler
> Rich Tomasso
>
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