The Libertarian Party of Marshall County held its first Annual County Convention on Wednesday evening.
The purpose of the Annual County Convention during election years is to nominate delegates to the State Convention, to make changes to the party’s by-laws, and to nominate candidates running on the local level.
Ty Shively and Timothy Taylor were certified as delegates to the LPIN State Convention, where they, along with County Chair Tony Hutchinson, will be able to vote on the nomination of Libertarian candidates on the state and national levels.
Two such candidates attended the Marshall County Convention.
We were excited to have James Sceniak, candidate for the Libertarian Party Nominee for United States Senate, come visit and speak with us.
“I’m a behavioral therapist, I work with kids with autism. It is a passion of mine to serve others, and I want to take this service to Washington, D.C.”
James knows all about hard work, and he wasted no time in letting us know what work he’s planning to do as Senator.
We were excited to have James Sceniak, candidate for the Libertarian Party Nominee for United States Senate, come visit and speak with us.
As a veteran, William Henry is also focused on Veteran Care and Full Medical Freedom.
“There is waste in the VA. Unused and unnecessary properties and buildings could be liquidated, and those funds used to help veterans immediately,” he implored.
William also showed concern for the country’s financial stability saying, “We need to cut agency spending and wastefulness.”
William Henry is asking you to trust in his focused, experienced leadership all the way to Washington, D.C.
Submitted by Anthony Hutchinson, Chair, Libertarian Party of Marshall County
