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Darryl Perry announces Gubernatorial Run

By E Pluribus Unum on December 5, 2019 9:48 PM

On December 4th 2019, Libertarian Activist Darryl W. Perry, announced he would run for the Libertarian Party Nomination for Governor of New Hampshire in 2020.

Perry has previously run for the Libertarian Party Nomination for President during the 2016 Presidential Election, running a more hardline Libertarian Platform compared to eventual nominee Gary Johnson. He later initiated a limited write-in campaign in the general.

Perry’s Gubernatorial Campaign platform will focus on criminal justice reform, lower taxation, ballot access reform and voting rights.

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  1. paulie January 29, 2020

    https://www.facebook.com/events/479642912682324/

    The Darryl W. Perry for Governor campaign is running a FUN(d)Drive from January 25 (Lunar New Year) to February 11 (the 42nd day of the year). Anyone who contributes to the campaign during these 18 days will receive a PORC token bonus.

    Perry is asking people to donate in increments of 42 (eg $4.20, $42, $420 or $4,200), to help him celebrate his 42nd birthday. The goal of the FUN(d)Drive is to raise $12,600. This will allow the campaign to buy yard signs, t-shirts, buttons, bumper stickers, and other campaign swag; and gather the 3,000 valid petitions required to be placed on the general election ballot.

    Anything you can give to help the campaign is much appreciated. If you are unable to make a financial contribution, you can still help by collecting ballot access petitions. Each ballot access signature you gather as a volunteer is worth $3 to $5 to the campaign, because that’s one less signature we need to pay a professional petitioner to gather and a professional fundraiser commission on the funds to pay the petitioner.

    —
    Darryl W. Perry has spent most of his adult life as an advocate & activist for peace and liberty.

    Darryl W. Perry is running for Governor of New Hampshire as a Libertarian on a platform of criminal justice reform, lower taxation, ballot access reform and voting rights.

    Darryl served as Chair of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire from September 2016 until April 2018.

  2. Jared December 9, 2019

    The color isn’t appealing, but the whole banner could do with a redesign. I just hope this time around DWP loses the gigantic lapel littered with pins.

  3. Tony From Long Island December 8, 2019

    I have never been a fan of Daryl Perry. He always comes across as creepy to me, but other than lower taxes, I support the issues listed in the above blurb.

  5. paulie December 7, 2019

    Never put yellow on a white background.

    My guess is that it was not originally on a white background.

  6. paulie December 6, 2019

    I thought he subscribed. …

    What do you mean subscribed? He has commented here plenty of times, but that’s no guarantee he’ll read comments on any particular article whether he is the subject of it or not.

  7. paulie December 6, 2019

    IPR comments are an open forum. They are not necessarily read by either the IPR author/reposter (and certainly not necessarily addressed to him or her), nor should they be presumed to be read by the subject of the article; they may or may not be.

  8. Fernando Mercado Post author | December 6, 2019

    He’s in the Free State of Darryl, IPR is censored there 😉

  9. fred stein December 6, 2019

    I thought he subscribed. ……………………………… If not, I will let my people contact his people,. lol

  10. Fernando Mercado Post author | December 6, 2019

    Well tell that to Perry not me…

  11. NewFederalist December 6, 2019

    Good for Darryl! I like the fact that he is NOT using the current LP logo of a torch with Donald Trump’s hairpiece on it!

  12. fred stein December 6, 2019

    Good luck. In the posting of your ad, I would change from the color yellow, it is hard on the eyes. Try red or ocean blue lettering and graphics. Never put yellow on a white background. It could work on a black background. You need constrast.

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