The Libertarian Party of Utah met Saturday in Draper to approve and nominate its candidates for the November 2014 general election. <\/p>\n
Below is the press release they provided with the results: <\/p>\n
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 26, 2014 (Salt Lake City) The Libertarian Party of Utah met today in Draper to approve and nominate its slate of candidates for the November, 2014 General Election. The nominated candidates are: <\/p>\n
Federal Candidates: Craig Bowden US House 1 Jim L Vein US House 4 <\/p>\n
Utah Constitutional Office Candidates: W. Andrew McCullough Attorney General <\/p>\n
Utah Senate: Dwight Steffner State Senate 18 Brent Zimmerman State Senate 22 <\/p>\n
Utah House: Roger S. Condie State House 7 Megan Clegg State House 23 Chelsea Travis State House 35 Rainer Huck State House 40 Bret Black State House 44 Lee Anne Walker State House 46 Barry Evan Short State House 72 <\/p>\n
Utah State Libertarian Party Chairman Courtney White was pleased by the results, stating, Im excited about the slate of candidates we nominated today. Each of them brings something special to the table, and all are dedicated to protecting the liberty of their constituents. <\/p>\n
The Libertarian Party of Utah supports a government limited in scope to protecting and preserving the innate rights of all individuals against all concentrations of power, be it governmental or corporate power over the individual, and which respects the earnings of every Utahn by controlling government spending. In that light, the party is pleased to note that it has selected its candidates without resorting to an expensive primary election conducted at public expense, unlike some other parties. <\/p>\n
Additional information: http:\/\/www.UtahLP.org<\/a> or http:\/\/www.facebook.com\/lputah<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Original post:<\/p>\n Utahs Libertarian Party announces candidates<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Libertarian Party of Utah met Saturday in Draper to approve and nominate its candidates for the November 2014 general election. Continue reading