Scotty Boman with Gary Johnson
Scotty Boman is a Libertarian Party activist from Michigan and former candidate for U.S. Senate. Read more about Boman at his Wikipedia page. The following was published on his website on May 26th, 2016:
I’ve been a Libertarian since the eighties. I am of the variety who believes ALL human interaction should be voluntary.… Read more ...
As was posted earlier in the month by Krzysztof Lesiak, Libertarian Scott A. Boman was assaulted by police and arrested when he arrived at a debate for the city clerk position in Detroit, Michigan. You can read the story here . I asked him for an update, and he sent me quite a bit of information.… Read more ...
Detroit, MI, 7/31/2013 – Campaigning has become dangerous for Detroit City Clerk candidate Scotty Boman. According to Boman, a member of the WCCCD campus police attempted to intimidate him while he was taking pictures of his opponent’s (Janice Winfrey) signage at the early voting location at the Northwest Campus of WCCCD on Tuesday July 30th.… Read more ...
Scotty Boman (pictured above with Gary Johnson) is a perennial Libertarian Party candidate and longtime activist in Michigan. He last ran for U.S. Senate in 2012, coming in third place with 1.82% of the vote.
For Immediate Release
June 28, 2013
Detroit Primary Election Ballots Delayed Over A Week By Mysterious Court Case
Detroit, MI – Absentee ballots for Detroit’s Primary Election are over a week past due.
For Immediate Release
Contact:
Scotty Boman
scottyboman@hotmail.com
http://scottyboman.org
313-247-2052
June 24, 2013
Clerk Winfrey Fails To Remove Duggan In Spite Of Court Ruling
Detroit, MI – Last week former Detroit Mayoral front-runner Mike Duggan ended his campaign after the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that his early filing violated the Charter of the City of Detroit.… Read more ...
Detroit, Mich., has been a city in decline for years, but Libertarian Scotty Boman is ready to help turn that around in his campaign for city clerk. In this position, Boman would oversee city records and elections, and his plans to increase government transparency would allow citizens to make informed decisions about how taxpayer funds are wasted and where they can make dramatic cuts to city spending.
Scotty Boman is a Libertarian Party activist and college professor in Michigan who has run for office several times, including for U.S. Senate in 2012. He received 1.82% of the vote in that race.
For Immediate Release
… Read more ...June 18, 2013Clerk Candidate Boman Sounds Off On Duggan Removal“I have not decided on a Mayoral choice yet, and when I make that choice I may or may not make it public.
Scotty Boman is a Libertarian Party activist and college professor from Michigan. He ran as the LP candidate for US Senate in 2008 and 2012 and for Secretary of State in 2010. In 2008 he received 76,347 votes , or 1.57%. In 2010 he got 58,044 votes, or 1.83%, and 84,480 votes, or 1.82%… Read more ...
Press release from the Boman campaign:
Detroit, MI – If the election for US Senate were held today, Libertarian nominee, Scotty Boman, would get 7% of Michigan’s vote according to a state-wide scientific poll. The poll of nine hundred and seventy likely Michigan voters was conducted on October 5th and 6th by Gravis Marketing — a national, non-partisan research firm based in Florida.… Read more ...
The Michigan Republican Party has put real effort into keeping Gary Johnson off the ballot in that state, even as they have downsized their effort to defeat President Obama in Michigan. The Michigan Libertarian Party has qualified a full slate of candidates for Congress from Michigan, including Scotty Boman for Senate along with candidates in all 14 Congressional Districts.… Read more ...
The following Media Release from the Gary Johnson Campaign includes 1 Gubernatorial, 4 US Senate, 10 US House, 1 State Senate, 7 State House and 3 other candidate endorsements.
The campaign has also announced monthly conference calls for all interested endorsed candidates as well as all other Libertarian candidates requesting or considering requesting endorsement by the campaign. … Read more ...