Vermont Libertarian Party
PO Box 5475
Burlington VT 05402-5475
Phone: 802-865-0111
web: www.vtlp.org
email: chair@vtlp.org

Vermont Libertarian Party Executive Committee 2007-08

Chair Jeremy Ryan 53 Avenue C Burlington, VT 05408 802-865-0111 chair@vtlp.org Vice Chair John Christensen Box 22 Glover, VT 05875 john.christensen@ccv.edu Secretary Glyn Wilkinson 225 King St. Burlington, VT 05401 (802) 324-1514 glynwilk@gmail.com

Treasurer Heavenly Ryan 53 Avenue C Burlington, VT 05408 802-865-0111 hryanvt@yahoo.com Assistant Treasurer Benjamin Mayer 10 Peru St. Burlington, VT 05401 mayer.benjamin@gmail.com

Vermont Libertarian Party Town Chairs 2007-08

Bakersfield Town Chair David Baker P.O. Box 195 Bakersfield, VT 05441 802-933-4121 bako@surfglobal.net Bridport Town Chair H Wright 96 N Cream Hill Rd Bridport, VT 05734-9617 Burlington Town Chair Jeremy Ryan 53 Avenue C Burlington, VT 05401 802-865-0111 jeremyryan@jeremyryan.org www.burlingtonlp.org Glover Town Chair John Christensen Box 22 Glover, VT 05875 john.christensen@ccv.edu Grand Isle Town Chair Hardy Machia 31 Town Line Rd Grand Isle, VT 05458 802-372-9512 hardy@catamount.com Jericho Town Chair John Ojala 9 Buxton Lane Jericho, VT 802-899-3193

Marshfield Town Chair Don O'Donnell 21 William Lyford Rd Marshfield, VT 05658 802-426-3723 typewriterman@juno.com Montpelier Town Chair Jeff Lindholm 3 Sunnyside Ter Montpelier, VT 05602 802-223-2247 jeff.lindholm@verizon.net Randolph Town Chair Scott Berkey 31 S Pleasant St Randolph, VT 05060 802-728-6211 berkeyscott@hotmail.com South Burlington Town Chair Christopher Coolidge 2 Hawthorne Cir South Burlington, VT 05403 802-862-6510 cauldron@together.net Westford Town Chair Mark Winer 201 Rolling Irish Rd Westford, VT 05494 802-872-0662 markjw49@yahoo.com

History of the Libertarian Party:

The Libertarian Party is America's largest and most successful third party.

The Libertarian Party was founded in 1971 by a handful of people meeting in David Nolan's living room in Colorado. Today, the party is organized in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. We also have student groups on many college campuses.

Currently, more than 590 Libertarians hold public office, more than all other third parties combined. In the 2003 elections, we elected 46 Libertarians, nearly half in higher-level races such as city and county council. During the year 2000, we ran more than 1430 candidates, more than twice as many as all other third parties combined.

We fielded candidates for 255 of the 435 seats in the U.S House as well as 25 of the 33 Senate seats up for election -- the first time in eighty years that any third party has contested a majority of the seats in Congress. Our slate of U.S. House candidates received 1.7 million votes, the first time any third party has received over a million votes for U.S. House.

The Bylaws and Platform of the Libertarian Party are determined by the delegates to our bi-annual national convention, who are elected by the membership of their state party. The convention also elects an 18-member National Committee, which governs the Party between conventions.

The party's ongoing political work is coordinated by a full-time staff of about a dozen, who work at the Party's national headquarters in Washington DC. However, the most important work is done at the state and local level, by tens of thousands of Americans just like you.

The Libertarian Party is a grassroots political organization -- our success and direction is determined by our members, contributors, volunteers, candidates, and office-holders. We hope you'll decide to get involved, and join our campaign to restore the American dream of liberty and justice for all.