Working for "We the People"
                     
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 Officers
   Chairman:  Frederick Drew
Phone (956) 639-3179
Vice Chair: 
Judge Ben Neece
Phone (956) 459-9263
   Treasurer:  
Wendell Drye
Phone (956) 364-1408
   Secretary 
Bob Bolkcom
Phone (956) 986-2994

For Information e-mail us at info@cameroncountylp.org

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Cameron County LP will host a Social and Meet Up soon - watch for info!
Libertarians and and those interested in preserving your freedom, are invited,
Special Party Memberships are also available to permanent residents of the U.S. who plan to become citizens. Though these members cannot vote they are able to share their thoughts on the issue,s, and candidates as well as support the party's goals and candidates.
We encourage new ideas to make government more efficient and responsive to "We the people".



What is a Libertarian?

 A person who upholds the principles of individual liberty especially of thought and action. . 
 
Libertarians believe in, and pursue, personal freedom while maintaining personal responsibility.  The Libertarian Party itself serves a much larger pro-liberty community with the specific mission of electing Libertarians to public office.
Libertarians strongly oppose any government interfering in their personal, family and business decisions.   Essentially, we believe all Americans should be free to live their lives and pursue their interests as they see fit as long as they do no harm to another.
In a nutshell, we are advocates for a smaller government, lower taxes and more freedom.

 

The 2008 election was yet another record-breaking year for the Libertarian Party.  Not only did two candidates break the million-vote mark, it was also the first time in the Party's history that our presidential vote total went up in three consecutive presidential elections.
Indeed, the foundation is set for the Libertarian Party to become the nation's leading political party fully dedicated to the principles of the Constitution, and the philosophy of liberty.
This is an exciting time to be a part of the Libertarian Party.
Why is this such an exciting time for the Libertarian Party?
Membership is up.
Donations are up.
People are fired up for liberty.
And we have you to thank for all of your support, your hard work campaigning, and your commitment to spreading the word about the Libertarian Party.
Here are just a few facts we thought you should know:

One of the core victories for the Libertarian Party in 2008 was the retention of ballot access status in eight states across the United States.  One of these states was North Carolina, thanks to the efforts of Libertarian Party gubernatorial candidate Mike Munger.  This past year, it took the collection of more than 100,000 signatures to get the Libertarian Party on the ballot.
In 2012, it will take 0. 
Another state is Texas, where our state affiliate typically runs more than a hundred candidates in presidential election years.
Retention of ballot status requires candidates must receive a certain percentage of the vote, and will save us more than $200,000 for the next election cycle.

 This money can go towards outreach and bringing more people into the party.
However, this is an area in which we also did well this past year. 
The total number of "Sustaining" donors from 04/04-10/04 increased by 3.45 percent, for a total of 727 net donors.  Compare this to the total number of Sustaining donors from 04/08-10/08, which increased by 17.71 percent for a total of 2,587 net donors. 
New donors from Apr-Oct 04 were 2438, but compare this to Apr-Oct 08 where we had 4,694 donors—a 92.53 percent increase.
Renewals on membership are also up 108 percent compared to the same time period in 2004.
This is a sure sign that we are growing, and we are growing strong.

Top ten states for growth (by percent) from Apr 08 to Oct 08:
RI    56%            ND    33%
KY    45%           MS    30%
NE    43%           LA    30%
AL    42%           TX    29%
TN    34%            MA    29%
We are growing, and we are growing fast
These results are beyond encouraging.  They are a mandate that we can, and we must, grow to become America's leading political party of freedom and liberty.  There is a desperate vacuum for such a party in American politics, and the next four years will require that vacuum to be filled.
We are already gearing up for local elections in 2009, where we can elect more Libertarians to local office, where we flourish. 
To do this, we need your help in raising money to help these candidates and help the Libertarian Party continue to grow.
We have high hopes for us from here to 2012, and we can only meet our goals with your help. 
There is not a better time to be a part of this outstanding organization, and I have never been more proud to be its chairman. 

 Fred Drew

 Cameron County Libertarian Party

 

 

 

 

 

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