Darryl Perry, the Libertarian Party’s 2020 nominee for Governor of New Hampshire, former chairman of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire, 2016 presidential candidate, and the final chairman of the Boston Tea Party, announced today he is suspending his lobbying operations for the 2021 term of New Hampshire legislature due to health concerns.… Read more ...
Ten years ago today, a little known councilman from the village of Minerva (Ohio), Phil Davison, addressed his local Republican Party executive committee to seek its nomination for county treasurer. He did not win the nomination, but his passionate speech went viral, garnering millions of views on YouTube and attaining mainstream media coverage. … Read more ...
Darryl Perry, who is running for governor of New Hampshire as a Libertarian, wrote the following open letter to Black Lives Matter Nashua last week. In it he agrees to all of the group’s demands. According to the 2010 census, Blacks make up 1.1 percent of the total population of New Hampshire.… Read more ...
New Hampshire Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Darryl Perry sent out the following press release today:
Manchester, NH, June 18, 2020 – Even though businesses are beginning to re-open, fairs and festivals have been cancelled due to the ongoing pandemic and the need to practice safe social distancing. This means that campaigns need to adapt in how they engage with voters.… Read more ...
Darryl Perry, previously a candidate for the Libertarian Party’s 2016 presidential nomination and former chair of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire and the Boston Tea Party, is currently running for Governor of New Hampshire. He released the following statement today about his letter to New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu about easing ballot access requirements due to the coronavirus pandemic.… Read more ...
New Hampshire Representative Max Abramson is no longer running for President and apparently has left the Libertarian Party as well. Thanks to sparkey for the link.
On March 2, Abramson wrote on Facebook:
… Read more ...Friends, after 25 years in the Libertarian Party, I am now leaving and am removing the LP party designation on my legislative page.
As part of Wikinews’ monthly series on the 2016 presidential election, I briefly interviewed write-in presidential candidate Darryl Perry.
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On September 29, writer and former 2016 Libertarian Party (LP) presidential candidate Darryl Perry, the newly-elected chair of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire (LPNH), announced the creation of a write-in campaign for president across several states.… Read more ...
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IPR conducted a poll with SurveyMonkey from May 20–23 asking readers to select their preferences for the Libertarian Party’s 2016 presidential and vice presidential nominations. 303 individuals participated in the poll.… Read more ...
IPR conducted a poll with SurveyMonkey from May 11–18 asking readers to select their preferences for the Libertarian Party’s 2016 presidential and vice presidential nominations. 173 individuals participated in the poll.
For President, participants were asked to select from the 18 presidential candidates recognized at LP.org or write-in any name. Overall, nearly a majority 47.98% of the participants preferred former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson. … Read more ...
CONTACT: Darryl W. Perry
Phone: 202-709-4377
Email: Darryl@DarrylWPerry.com
Darryl W. Perry to participate in televised debate
KEENE, NH, May 5, 2016 – Despite being snubbed from the recent debate hosted by Fox Business, Darryl W. Perry did get a mention by John Stossel.
Another network has stepped forward to host a televised debate May 12 to include Darryl W.… Read more ...
IPR sent a questionnaire to the candidates seeking the Libertarian Party’s 2016 presidential nomination as listed at LP.org. Of the 17 candidates, 12 participated: