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An Interview with Former LNC Chair Bill Redpath (Part 2)

Jacob Linker and Charles Peralo conclude their interview with former Libertarian National Committee chairperson Bill Redpath.

Bill Redpath was Chair of the LNC from 2006-2010. He was Chairman of the LP’s Ballot Access committee from 1992-1996 and under his direction the Libertarian Party became the first non-major party to achieve ballot access in all 50 states plus DC in two-consecutive elections in United States history. He has been a six-time candidate for the party and today serves as Treasurer for FairVote. Jacob…

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An Interview with Former LNC Chair Bill Redpath

This is part one of an interview of the former Chairman of the LNC, Bill Redpath, conducted by Jacob Linker and Charles Peralo.

Bill Redpath was Chair of the Libertarian National Committee from 2006 to 2010. He was Chairman of the Libertarian Party’s Ballot Access Committee from 1992 to 1996 and under his direction the Libertarian Party became the first non-major party to achieve ballot access in all 50 states plus DC in two-consecutive elections in United States history. He has been a six-time candidate for the party and…

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U.S. Senate candidate Robert Sarvis picks up endorsements

U.S. Senate candidate Robert Sarvis picks up endorsements

Former Republican Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson and the Our America PAC have endorsed U.S. Senate candidate Robert Sarvis and released a statement arguing that “Robert Sarvis is Virginia’s Only Real Choice for Liberty and Freedom.”

Johnson was a popular two-term Republican Governor of New Mexicofrom 1995 to 2003. He ran for President in 2012 as a Libertarian, picking up over one million…

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Robert Sarvis officially on U.S. Senate ballot

Robert Sarvis officially on U.S. Senate ballot

The Sarvis for Senate campaign has received notification from Virginia’s Board of Elections that Robert Sarvis has qualified to be on the statewide ballot for U.S. Senate.

Unlike the Republicanand Democratic candidates, who enjoy protected status and did not have to submit any signatures to be on the ballot, Sarvis submitted over 19,000 total signatures to ensure he met the requirement of 10,000…

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