Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 11:06:04 -0700 (MST) From: lpaz-govcom@yahoogroups.com Reply-To: lpaz-govcom@yahoogroups.com
let me get this straight.
1) national reconizes ALP INC but ALP INC has zero registered voters in arizona. and when the sharon paper work screw up gets fixed by the pima county government ALP INC will have one registered voter in arizona (at least untill sharon comes back to ALP)
2) ALP INC has gotten lots of new voter registrations for ALP but has gotten ZERO new voter registrations for ALP INC.
3) im not a legal expert but does the lawsuit ask that all ALP voters be classified as ALP INC voters in a indirect manner?
>Dear Jason:
>
> An excellent point. In addition, if the ALP Inc. is somehow not a true
>political party, then how can they be a state affiliate of a national
>political party? By virtue of their presentation to the State, they cannot do
>the things for which the national party has affiliated them; ie: attain
>ballot status for their candidate under the Libertarian banner.
> Furthermore, if they ARE still registered LBT (and registering other
>voters LBT), then they are helping a competing political party.
>
> Tim McDermott
>
>In a message dated 5/27/2001 10:34:43 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
>auvenj@mailcity.com writes:
>
>Sharon received her new voter registration card from the Pma County Recorder
>on Saturday.
>
>The "Party" field reads LBT. <snip>
>
>I will bring all of the documents to next weekend's ALP convention.
>
>To summarize: Sharon attempted to register for ALP, Inc. in the clearest
>possible manner, specifying both the exact name of the organization and the
>filing number as registered with the Secretary of State. The registration
>form was sent via certified mail, which confirms that the state received it
>AND provides some assurance that it would be noticed as something out of the
>ordinary. We waited two months, to be sure the form had time to be
>processed. A phone call to the county registrar confirmed that the
>registration form was processed and the party preference field upon it was
>duly noted, at which time a new voter registration card was requested. The
>voter registration card places Sharon unambiguously in the Libertarian party
>-- "LBT."
>
>Any questions?
>
>I have one: How can ALP, Inc. be classified an "other organized political
>party" from ALP when it has now been shown to be IMPOSSIBLE to register for
>that party distinctly from ALP, and they don't qualify as either a new party
>or a continuing party under the statutory definition of a political party if
>they don't represent the registered Lets in Arizona?
>
>When you add the results of this experiment to the statutory definition of a
>political party, the inescapable conclusion is that so long as the courts
>uphold the ruling that ALP, Inc. does not epresent the registered
>Libertarians in Arizona, ALP, Inc. is NOT a political party at all.
-- "When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty " Thomas Jefferson
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