LPIN District Nine Notes

THE BY-LAWS OF THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF INDIANA Approved at State Convention May 1999; As Amended at State Convention April 2001; As Amended at State Convention April 2004; As Amended by Central Committee October 2005; As Amended at State Convention April 2006 Article I: Name, Identity, Structure, Function Article II: Statement of Purpose and Principles Article III: Membership Article IV: Affiliated County Organizations Article V: State Central Committee, Officers, Directors Article VI: Conventions and Meetings Article VII: Adoption, Amendments, Standing Rules ARTICLE I – NAME, IDENTITY, STRUCTURE, FUNCTION Section 1. Name. The name of this organization shall be the Libertarian Party of Indiana, hereinafter referred to as the LPIN. Section 2. Structure. The LPIN is a political organization constituted by its membership, governed by the Annual Business Meeting at its State Convention, responsi...

Greetings everyone, I have decided to jump into the fray and start an official blog of my own. Being that I am on the LPIN Central Committee as District Representative for Indiana's Ninth congressional district, this blog will reflect events and happenings within my district. I will also pontificate on my own viewpoints and opinions of various things. Last weekend the Libertarian Party of Indiana held its annual convention in Indianapolis. We nominated and selected candidates to run as Libertarians for national and state offices this year. Dr. Eric Schansberg was selected to run for US Congress in the Ninth District. He will square off against Republican incumbent Mike Sodrel and Democrat challenger Baron Hill. Let me back up a bit for those of you who don't know the whole story. Baron Hill was our Democrat congressman from 1999 until 2005. He first won the election in 1998 after former Democrat congressman Lee Hamilton retired after being in congress for 34 years. Rep...