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Leadership
Chair
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Bill Redpath was elected chair in July of 2006 at the party's national convention in Portland, Oregon. Bill is the Vice President of a financial consulting firm and holds an MBA from the University of Chicago. Bill and his wife Melinda live in Leesburg, Virginia. Bill Redpath |
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Vice Chair
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Michael Jingozian, 47, was elected Vice Chairman on May 26, 2008 in Denver. Michael is the founder and CEO of AngelVision Technologies and founder of Reset America. He is married with three children and currently resides in Oregon. He earned a BS in Economics from NYU and an MBA from Bentley College. Michael welcomes all comments and suggestions regarding the future of the Libertarian Party. michael@resetamerica.com |
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Secretary
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Bob Sullentrup, 53, of St. Louis, is a computer specialist. He was first elected to the LNC in 2002. He received an MBA from the University of Chicago in 1977 and earned a BA in mathematics from the university in 1974. In 2005, the Missouri LP awarded Sullentrup its highest honor, the Karl Wetzel Volunteer Award, and in 2001 he was elected state chair. Bob Sullentrup |
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Treasurer
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Aaron Starr holds degrees in finance and accounting from California State University at Northridge. He is the Controller of a $1 Billion per year manufacturing company. He is a lifelong resident of Simi Valley, California. Aaron Starr |
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At-Large Representatives
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Angela Keaton |
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| Patrick Dixon chair@lptexas.org Lago Vista, Texas $120 * |
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Michael C. Colley |
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Lee Wrights |
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| Mary Ruwart mary@ruwart.com |
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Region 1
Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming
Representative |
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| Tony Ryan TRLeap@aol.com Sioux Falls, SD |
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Alternate |
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| George Squyres gsquyres@gotsky.com Flagstaff, AZ |
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Region 2
California
Representative |
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| Mark Hinkle mark@garlic.com Morgan Hill, CA |
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Alternate |
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Dr. Scott Lieberman |
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Region 3
Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana
Representative |
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| Rebecca Sink-Burris rebecca.sinkburris@gmail.com Bloomington, IN |
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Alternate |
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| Bob Jackson jaxonusa@msn.com Coloma, MI |
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Region 4
Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
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Stewart Flood
Charleston, SC
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Alternate |
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Heather Scott
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Region 5 - South
Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia
Representative |
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| Jim W. Lark, III jwlark@virginia.edu Free Union, VA $5,000 * |
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Alternate |
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| Berlie Etzel berlie@etzel.us Shippeville, PA |
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Region 5 - North
Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont
Representative |
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| Dan Karlan Dankarlan@earthlink.net |
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Alternate |
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| Hardy Macia Hardy@catamount.com Grand Isle, VT |
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Region 6
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin
Representative |
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| Julie Fox jfox1214@sbcglobal.net |
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Alternate |
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| Jake Porter jake@jakeporter.org Saint Joseph, MO |
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Region 7
Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
Representative |
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| Rachel Hawkridge Lpwa.com1@gmail.com |
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Alternate |
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Steve LaBianca |
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States not affiliated with any Region
Oklahoma, Massachusetts, Arkansas
* Perhaps one of the most important task that is expected from a board member of the Libertarian National Committee is to raise funds for the organization through a combination of personal contributions and funds raised through personal solicitations. The amounts here reflect the total contributions received from or raised by the board member during his or her term so far. The amounts shown are as of 06/05/08.
