David Olsen, former chairman of the Genesee County Libertarian Party, lost a bet on the Yankees so he had to wear a Statue of Liberty Costume on Main Street in Batavia yesterday, which he did, waving a sign that said "Vote Libertarian."
Joining him was Deborah Kerr Rosenbeck, a City Council candidate.
Submitted photo and press release:
The Genesee County Libertarian Committee met on Tuesday, Aug. 6th to nominate candidates for local office.
Committee Chairman Mark Potwora announced the following Libertarian nominees, who will be on the ballot for the November election.
McAllister is focused on providing the best possible tax rates for all residents and businesses rather than have the county Economic Development Agency continue to pick economic winners and losers.
Kerr-Rosenbeck will make it her focus to visit every resident in her ward and listen to their individual thoughts and concerns. She plans to be an independent voice for ward residents.
Berkemeier is a lifelong resident of Bethany and is passionate about helping make his community a better place to live.
The Libertarian Party of New York earned ballot access as a result of gubernatorial candidate Larry Sharpe’s performance in the November 2018 election. Since that election the Libertarian Party has seen unprecedented growth in NYS both in party enrollment and the development of more than 20 county committees.
A local meet the candidates event has been scheduled for Sept. 21 from 2-4 p.m. at T.F. Brown's restaurant in Batavia and will include an address by Sharpe. The public is invited to attend.
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