[Lnc-business] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
john.phillips at lp.org
john.phillips at lp.org
Thu Jul 12 13:48:25 EDT 2018
To clarify, my statement is based on both sets of #s and experience saying the right answer is somewhere in the middle.
John Phillips
Libertarian National Committee Region 6 Representative
Cell 217-412-5973
------ Original message------From: john.phillips--- via Lnc-business Date: Thu, Jul 12, 2018 12:38 PMTo: William Redpath via Lnc-business;Cc: john.phillips at lp.org;Subject:Re: [Lnc-business] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
In my mind ballot access and candidate support are the two most important things we can support. From my experience that dollar amount is a pretty reasonable figure and the sig number very doable, as is the 1% in the election to get ballot access next time, so this expenditure would be basically at least a twofer.
So yes. I just wish I was in a better spot right now to fly out and help. If there is a need for something I can do from home/work, make sure to let me know. As we got ours, there may be a few arms here I can twist to help verify if need be.
John Phillips
Libertarian National Committee Region 6 Representative
Cell 217-412-5973
------ Original message------From: William Redpath via Lnc-businessDate: Thu, Jul 12, 2018 11:48 AMTo: LNC-Business List;Cc: William Redpath;Subject:[Lnc-business] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend with
regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time to
collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000 additional
signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to do
volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing for
national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as follows:
Signatures Needed
8,500
Signature Collection Cap
9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per
$36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12):
$1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost
$2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive:
$39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing
$19,980.00
LNC Contribution
$19,980.00
Total:
$39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next steps
to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this week,
we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If the LNC
is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am confident the
LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend
with regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time
to collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000
additional signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to
do volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing
for national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as
follows:
Signatures Needed 8,500
Signature Collection Cap 9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per $36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12): $1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost $2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive: $39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing $19,980.00
LNC Contribution $19,980.00
Total: $39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next
steps to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this
week, we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If
the LNC is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am
confident the LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
In my mind ballot access and candidate support are the two most
important things we can support. From my experience that dollar amount
is a pretty reasonable figure and the sig number very doable, as is
the 1% in the election to get ballot access next time, so this
expenditure would be basically at least a twofer.
So yes. I just wish I was in a better spot right now to fly out and
help. If there is a need for something I can do from home/work, make
sure to let me know. As we got ours, there may be a few arms here I
can twist to help verify if need be.
John Phillips
Libertarian National Committee Region 6 Representative
Cell [1]217-412-5973
------ Original message------
From: William Redpath via Lnc-business
Date: Thu, Jul 12, 2018 11:48 AM
To: LNC-Business List;
Cc: William Redpath;
Subject:[Lnc-business] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend with
regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time to
collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000 additional
signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to do
volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing for
national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as follows:
Signatures Needed
8,500
Signature Collection Cap
9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per
$36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12):
$1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost
$2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive:
$39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing
$19,980.00
LNC Contribution
$19,980.00
Total:
$39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next steps
to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this week,
we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If the LNC
is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am confident the
LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend
with regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time
to collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000
additional signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to
do volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing
for national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as
follows:
Signatures Needed 8,500
Signature Collection Cap 9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per $36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12): $1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost $2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive: $39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing $19,980.00
LNC Contribution $19,980.00
Total: $39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next
steps to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this
week, we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If
the LNC is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am
confident the LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
References
1. tel:217-412-5973
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To clarify, my statement is based on both sets of #s and experience
saying the right answer is somewhere in the middle.
John Phillips
Libertarian National Committee Region 6 Representative
Cell [1]217-412-5973
------ Original message------
From: [2]john.phillips--- via Lnc-business
Date: Thu, Jul 12, 2018 12:38 PM
To: William Redpath via Lnc-business;
Cc: [3]john.phillips at lp.org;
Subject:Re: [Lnc-business] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
In my mind ballot access and candidate support are the two most important things
we can support. From my experience that dollar amount is a pretty reasonable f
igure and the sig number very doable, as is the 1% in the election to get ballot
access next time, so this expenditure would be basically at least a twofer.
So yes. I just wish I was in a better spot right now to fly out and help. If th
ere is a need for something I can do from home/work, make sure to let me know.
As we got ours, there may be a few arms here I can twist to help verify if need
be.
John Phillips
Libertarian National Committee Region 6 Representative
Cell [4]217-412-5973
------ Original message------From: William Redpath via Lnc-businessDate: Thu, Ju
l 12, 2018 11:48 AMTo: LNC-Business List;Cc: William Redpath;Subject:[Lnc-busine
ss] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend with
regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time to
collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000 additional
signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to do
volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing for
national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as follows:
Signatures Needed
8,500
Signature Collection Cap
9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per
$36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12):
$1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost
$2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive:
$39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing
$19,980.00
LNC Contribution
$19,980.00
Total:
$39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next steps
to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this week,
we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If the LNC
is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am confident the
LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend
with regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time
to collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000
additional signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to
do volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing
for national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as
follows:
Signatures Needed 8,500
Signature Collection Cap 9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per $36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12): $1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost $2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive: $39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing $19,980.00
LNC Contribution $19,980.00
Total: $39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next
steps to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this
week, we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If
the LNC is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am
confident the LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
In my mind ballot access and candidate support are the two most
important things we can support. From my experience that dollar amount
is a pretty reasonable figure and the sig number very doable, as is
the 1% in the election to get ballot access next time, so this
expenditure would be basically at least a twofer.
So yes. I just wish I was in a better spot right now to fly out and
help. If there is a need for something I can do from home/work, make
sure to let me know. As we got ours, there may be a few arms here I
can twist to help verify if need be.
John Phillips
Libertarian National Committee Region 6 Representative
Cell [1][5]217-412-5973
------ Original message------
From: William Redpath via Lnc-business
Date: Thu, Jul 12, 2018 11:48 AM
To: LNC-Business List;
Cc: William Redpath;
Subject:[Lnc-business] Thrasher LPCT Ballot Access Plan
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend with
regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time to
collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000 additional
signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to do
volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing for
national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as follows:
Signatures Needed
8,500
Signature Collection Cap
9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per
$36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12):
$1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost
$2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive:
$39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing
$19,980.00
LNC Contribution
$19,980.00
Total:
$39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next steps
to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this week,
we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If the LNC
is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am confident the
LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
Good Morning Everyone,
As Paul mentioned, many of us have been in contact over the weekend
with regard to the Connecticut LP drive.
Not only do they have a great Gubernatorial candidate who has been
working hard himself to acquire volunteer signatures, Connecticut also
has a full slate of Statewide candidates to put on the ballot.
After talking with several national petitioners, it has been determined
that we do indeed have the labor pool to pull off this drive on short
notice.
If we are able to begin collecting next week, we will have ample time
to collect an additional 8,500 signatures, with a cap of 9,000
additional signatures, for the turn in date on August 8th.
I have spoken at length to Dan Reale, and the LPCT has the ability to
do volunteer signature validity checks with a brand-new voter database
using their "machine of knowledge".
If it is agreeable, I am able to manage the drive, including housing
for national petitioners, and preparing and turning in the signatures,
including organization by town as per the statute.
The breakdown of what is necessary to pull this drive off is as
follows:
Signatures Needed 8,500
Signature Collection Cap 9,000
Maximum Drive Costs
9,000 Signatures @ $4 per $36,000.00
Printing & Expenses ($0.12): $1,080.00
8% Possible Overage Cost $2,880.00
Maximum Cost of Drive: $39,960.00
Connecticut LP/Outside Fundrasing $19,980.00
LNC Contribution $19,980.00
Total: $39,960.00
Collecting a maximum of 9,000 signatures, we will be able to put the
full slate of LPCT candidates on the ballot.
We are working now to get commitments to match what the request is of
the LNC. I have been in contact with an additional fundraiser, who is
able to begin immediately. Though I don't wish to speak too soon, I
think there is also the good possibility of a significant fundraising
contribution outside of any paid fundraising efforts.
I will be talking again with Dan Reale today about taking the next
steps to get the fundraising going. If we can get the ball rolling this
week, we should be able to get paid signatures on the ground asap. If
the LNC is prepared to make a contribution to this drive, I am
confident the LPCT will be able to match it through fundraising.
Thanks to everyone who has helped put this plan together.
If anyone has any comments or questions, please feel free to reach out
at any time. Thanks again, and take care! -CT
References
1. tel:[6]217-412-5973
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