Elevated from a Comment
Jim Fulner writes us:
As the only elected delegate who was seated as a delegate and attended a portion of both conventions, I can assure you that ~40 vote in favor of retaining Mr. Chadderdon while ~2 voted against. Similarly, the Lansing convention passed a resolution that indicated that while removing Chadderdon was no longer necessary, we would have voted to do so if given the opportunity, with ~70 in favor and ~4 against.
On a related note a majority of those present at the Wixom special convention, but not the 2/3 necessary, voted in favor of suspending the rules to consider a resolution indicating that they didn’t approve of the actions of the Lansing Assembly but that for the sake of unity would recognize that assembly and agree to abide by its decisions. The Lansing Assembly considered a similar resolution recognizing the actions of the Wixom assembly and agreeing to abide by it, it too did not reach the 2/3 necessary by the LPM bylaws to pass resolutions but may have made a majority (voice vote ruled not to have made 2/3 threshold by the convention chair).
The main takeaway I get from Mr. Fulmer’s report:
The Libertarian National Committee’s interventions into the Michigan LP’s internal affairs and attempts to dictate to that party vis a vis its leadership choices and internal processes were, in addition to violations of the LNC’s own bylaws, absolutely and completely unnecessary.