Craig residents Sacha and Travis Mero are running for House Representative District 57 and for Congressional District 3, respectively. <\/p>\n
The married couple doesnt anticipate easy wins, but they do want to get the message out about Libertarianism and challenge the two-party system. They both got the go-ahead at the Colorado Libertarian caucus in April and will be on the November ballot. <\/p>\n
Sacha Mero ran for the District 8 State Senate seat in 2012, and said she got 4.5 percent of the vote without any campaign funding. <\/p>\n
That just shows how much people are fed up with our two-party system, she said. <\/p>\n
But, now the two are working together and setting up a local Libertarian group to garner more support. <\/p>\n
This time, we have a lot more organization, Travis Mero said. <\/p>\n
Theyre talking to people in the districts, campaigning and raising funds. Their goal is to challenge voting along a party line and to start conversations. <\/p>\n
A lot of people will find they lean Libertarian, Sacha Mero said. <\/p>\n
The Meros said thats because Libertarians fall in the middle on a lot of issues. Libertarianism is about personal liberty and limiting government power, Sacha Mero said. <\/p>\n
The couple is for broad Second Amendment rights, same-sex marriage, a womans right to choose and the legalization of drugs. They want to limit government reach, empowering local governments to have the most power. <\/p>\n
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