Latest activities of the candidates for the Libertarian Presidential nomination: updates

I have already posted these updates at the original post, but since some people only read the initial post, I felt it was only fair to the candidates whose activities I learned more about as a result of responses to the prior post to put this up as a separate article. -paulie

At the time of the original posting, I was not aware of Carl Person’s travels on behalf of his campaign outside NYC. In the comments on the original post, George Phillies informed me that Person was at the Future of the Libertarian Political Movement conference in Manchester, New Hampshire on June 19. Then, Person informed by email that he has been and will continue to be traveling on behalf of his campaign, including a stop in Wisconsin on October 1st. My apologies for missing that section of Person’s website when I wrote the original article.

At the time of the original posting, I was also not aware of travels by Roger Gary on behalf of his campaign. In the comments, George Phillies informed me that Gary was at the Future of the Libertarian Political Movement conference in Manchester, New Hampshire on June 19. Then, Gary informed me that he was also at the Libertarian State Leadership Alliance meeting in Columbus, Ohio last month. Next, Steven Wilson commented that Gary had been at the Missouri LP convention. Finally, I found an events listing on Gary’s site in a non-obvious place. It shows he also campaigned at Florida, Iowa and Tennessee LP conventions, all in May. As of this time, I am not aware of any future travel plans by Gary.

Regarding the question of whether Jim Duensing is still in the race I was told “If you are looking for an update On Duensing maybe you should ask his girlfriend.” I’ve sent an email to the woman that I think is his girlfriend. I’ll post an update if and when I get a reply.

As far as I know, everything else I wrote about the actual and known likely candidates for the LP presidential nomination on September 26 remains correct, but I would appreciate any further information.