July 8 to August 19: Independent Nominating Petition period
NOTE: July 8
was the
first day that independent nominating bodies such
as the former parties the Green Party, the Liberal Party, the Right to
Life Party, and other independents such as the Libertarian Party, and truly
unaffiliated independent candidates, can start collecting the thousands
of signatures they need to get on the November ballot against the established parties.
The petition deadline is only 6 weeks later. Notice that the crowded
events of July 4th could not be used to collect these signatures. August
19 is the last day to petition.
Still pending in Federal court is the case to require Boards of Election
to allow voters to register in the party of their choice
(including Green, Libertarian, Natural Law, Liberal, RTL, Constitution, etc.)
rather than being unconstitutionally restricted to a few state-approved political parties.
There will be a hearing on the New Cassel Urban Renewal Plan on Tuesday,
8/12 at 7:30 pm in the Town of North Hempstead Town Hall (220 Plandome
Road, Manhasset) at 7:30pm.
As you may know, the Libertarian Party of Nassau has spoken out on behalf
of the people of New Cassel subjected to May Newburger's urban renewal
scheme to deprive them of their property and displace them. Similarly,
the Libertarian Party of New York has spoken out against Time$cam and New
Rochelle urban renewal schemes to deprive property owners, tenants and
taxpayers of their property for the benefit of the NY Times and Ikea. Rochard
Cooper initiated those LPNY efforts when he was State Chair.
Tues. August 19: Independent Nominating Petitions - last day to file.
Tues. August 19,
Libertarian Party of Nassau meets at
8 pm at the lower level conference room, 230 Hilton Avenue, Hempstead,
8/19 Uzo Akujuo, editor of
FREEDOM & PROPERTY
on "Long Island's
Govts. versus Property Rights & Affordable Housing."
Upcoming:
(Third Tuesday of each month.)
9/16 Tribute to 9/11 Libertarian Hero and former Seaford resident John
W. Perry
10/21 State Chair John Clifton on "Black & Libertarian: Why All
Americans, but especially minorities should embrace libertarianism."
Sat. 23 August 2003 1 PM to 7 PM
Libertarian Party Annual Long Island Picnic
426 Center St.
Westbury, Long Island, NY
off exit 32 Northern State Pky.
RSVP 631 269 5711
2003 Sept. 5, Tues. 7:00 PM: Third Party Club
This month the 1st Monday of the Month is Labor Day so it will be the
1st Tues.
MAZZEI'S, 7 Montauk Hwy., Blue Point 363-6666
CR 97 (Nichol's Road) to 27A (Montauk Hy.), then Left
Left into driveway
Members of minor parties discuss common interests.
Sept. 8, 2003 at 7:30 PM.
S A F E - Usually, the First Monday of the month, but
that's Labor Day this month, so Sept. 8th instead.
Rainbow Senior Citizens Center,
corner of 35th Street and Buffalo Ave.
Village of Lindenhurst.
Directions: Take Wellwood Ave. South off Sunrise
Highway (Route 27), proceed 2 blocks and bear right at the light onto New
York Avenue. Continue South on New York Ave., approximately 8 blocks to
35th Street. Turn right (West) at 35th Street and proceed 2 blocks to the
flashing light (Buffalo Avenue).
The Senior Citizens Center is on the left side of the
intersection.
Go to the rear of the building and follow the signs to
the meeting room.
Phone: 631-957-7527
Website: http://www.nysafe.org/
Summer 2003 TRIM Bulletins Now Online! - June 23, 2003
Check out how your U. S. Representative voted
on 8 key spending measures.
View your Representative's TRIM Bulletin at: http://www.TRIMonline.org
Forward TRIM Bulletin links to friends and family members.
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