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Nicholas Sarwark, New Chairman of the Libertarian Party, Speaks at the Office Grand Opening

Nicholas Sarwark, the Libertarian Party’s new chairman, chaired the quarterly meeting of the Libertarian National Committee this past weekend. They met in Alexandria, Virginia. On Saturday evening, there was an event to celebrate the grand opening of the new office recently purchased by the LP. Here is his speech:

Here is his report for the first quarter of his term:

Chair’s Report – 6/30/14 – 9/15/14

Populated IT Committee.

Appointed Chair of Affiliate Support Committee.

Gave a number of interviews.

Spoke at the Colorado Liberty Conference.

Directed the placement of a statement in the Oregon Voter Guide against Top Two.

Gave an interview to anti-top-two group in Oregon and took official position against
Top Two as part of their coalition.

Signed on to coalition letter opposing NSA spying.

Sent letter to Governor Brown of California in support of ballot access reform bill
AB2351.

Calls and written correspondence with major donors.

Wrote columns in LP News and The Libertarian Leader.

Engaged with candidates and LP members on social media.

Responded to LP member correspondence regarding official positions and
concerns.

Mr. Sarwark is an attorney who currently lives in Littleton, Colorado with his wife and soon-to-be three children.

20 Comments

  1. George Whitfield September 27, 2014

    Thank you Nicholas for serving as our Chairman and delivering an energetic and motivating speech. I am glad we have our own office space now that will help us better use our financial resources for campaigning.

  2. paulie September 26, 2014

    Thanks Kevin. When are the ballots printed?

  3. Kevin Knedler September 26, 2014

    Paulie. Story on front page of lpo.org Back to court next week. Should know the final answer in next two weeks. Just awful the ballot access in this state. We’ve been fighting this for ten years now. K

  4. paulie September 26, 2014

    I like the porcupine too.

    BTW what is the status of the Ohio lawsuit? Any movement on that or dates when decisions are expected?

  5. Kevin Knedler September 26, 2014

    Oio went ahead with porcupine because as the LP grows in Ohio, we were going to need an “animal” to match wits with the Elephant and Donkey. Better we created something, vs allowing others or the media to brand us with something we don’t like.

  6. paulie September 25, 2014

    Thank you MG, though Mr. Sarwark is fine, I find Dr. overly puffed for a mere lawyer.

    Shhh, don’t tell Dr. Tom Stevens 🙂

  7. Nicholas Sarwark September 25, 2014

    Thank you MG, though Mr. Sarwark is fine, I find Dr. overly puffed for a mere lawyer.

    Kevin, not as long as it’s unofficial. It’s cool though, Dems do the same thing. Their official logo is a stylized D in a circle, while everyone knows them for the kicking donkey.

    Revised logo and branding will be addressed during my term, but not until after the upcoming election. Focus, execute, then move to the next project has always worked better for me than trying to do everything at once. (Though I rely on Mr. Benedict to remind me of that, since I sometimes ask to do everything at once.)

  8. Kevin Knedler September 25, 2014

    Porcupine. Can we get a porcupine image at top of the home page?

  9. Rick Adams September 25, 2014

    That’ll teach them to mess with the porcupine! 😛

  10. George Phillies September 24, 2014

    Congratulations on the imminent event. May you successfully bring another Libertarian into the world!

  11. Jill Pyeatt Post author | September 24, 2014

    Sorry about the typo, and thanks for fixing it, Paulie.

  12. Nicholas Sarwark September 24, 2014

    Will move soon. Am in Denver until the end of this month, then Phoenix permanently. Am actually in Dallas right now at an auto industry conference.

  13. paulie September 24, 2014

    Typo fixed. I recommend you also put it up at LP.org.

    BTW didn’t you move to Arizona? I only heard it second hand.

  14. Nicholas Sarwark September 24, 2014

    Thanks for posting this.

    There’s a typo in the article, with two ‘L’s in celebrate.

  15. mikesteraz September 24, 2014

    Yayyyyy!! Love it!!

  16. Lily Tang Williams September 24, 2014

    Great speech with passion and leadership. Thank you, Nick.

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