Libertarian Party of Florida Calls for LNC Investigation into Convention Vote Validity

Independent Political Report ^ | June 17, 2024 | Jordan Willow Evans

[Angelino97]

The Libertarian Party of Florida’s Executive Committee approved a motion over the weekend calling for the Libertarian National Committee to investigate allegations concerning the validity of votes cast for the presidential ticket during the party’s recent national convention.

The resolution, first shared via X on Sunday, urges the LNC to investigate claims that the presidential and vice-presidential nominations at the party’s recent national convention may have been compromised by ineligible votes. While the party states that it remains committed to supporting its 2024 presidential ticket and will place it on the ballot, the resolution highlights concerns about potential legal and fiduciary consequences if the allegations prove true. The Libertarian Party of Florida seeks clarity on its legal obligations to place the ticket on the ballot while these allegations and the validity of the ticket are being addressed.

The resolution also references a memorandum from June 10, 2024, which was put together by unnamed individuals identifying themselves as 2024 Libertarian National Convention delegates and detailing the actual allegations.

The memo mentions how a significant number of delegates from Michigan, Oklahoma, Washington, Ohio, and Missouri were allegedly added without proper authorization, potentially altering the outcomes of several races. Specifically, the inclusion of these ineligible delegates might have skewed the results for the presidential and vice-presidential nominations, as well as the party officer elections for vice-chair and secretary. The memorandum ends with a call for the LNC to investigate and potentially remedy the situation by suspending and reappointing the affected candidates, or through legal action if necessary.

[No name given]

From what I hear, the libertarian nominee for President, Chase Oliver won’t be on the ballot in Colorado or Montana.

[Texas Fossil]

The Libertarian Party is a menagerie of totally opposite factions. It's structure insures they will never go anywhere as a party.

So, those Libertarians who want to vote for President Trump, simply cast their ballot for President Trump in the General Election.

The Leftie faction of the Libertarian part can cast their vote somewhere far out in space if they like. The Libertarian party is going no where. Fact.

[Angelino97]

It's relatively easy to get on the ballot in Colorado. No petition signatures needed. I think all you have to do is pay a fee. Last I heard, maybe 15 years ago, it was $2,000.

So if the LPCO doesn't put Oliver on their ballot, his supporters can pay the fee, and Oliver can run as an Independent in CO.

[Angelino97]

The Libertarian Party is a menagerie of totally opposite factions.

Whereas the Democratic Party is a menagerie of totally opposite special interest groups.

[gibsonguy]

Many are actually bought and paid for rat operatives. This bunch is upset because the Libertarian candidate is more like to pull votes from Biden than Trump

[Texas Fossil]

If the Libertarian extremists are ComDem Plants, let them destroy their little fake party.

I am confident that many of the non Leftist side of Libertarians will vote for President Trump. There is nothing stopping them from doing that in November.