The Committees are the muscles of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County. They each handle a set of responsibilities and work daily to keep the party alive and growing. Whether it’s getting Libertarians elected, fundraising, registering new members, planning events, or lobbying for good legislation, a Committee is behind our every move.
The Communications Committee is in charge of maintaining the party’s social media presence, creating a good relationship with the press, sending constant press releases, and keeping members up to date with our actions. All advertising campaigns go through Communications.
The Outreach Committee is in charge of recruiting new members to the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade.
The Elections Committee is in charge of recruiting candidates for local offices and managing their campaigns. The Committee also campaigns against all proposed Special Taxing Districts, and makes sure the Libertarian base always comes out to vote in special, statewide, and nationwide elections. The Elections Committee is responsible for Operation: CDD Takeover, an attempt at getting Libertarians elected on the board of Special Taxing Districts.
The Lobbying Committee’s main task is to help elected Libertarian officials set up agendas to push for their respective districts and to help them make decisions on controversial votes. The Committee is also in charge of building relations with elected officials from all parties to create trans-partisan coalitions and fight against bad legislation or for good laws.
The Finance Committee handles all things related to fundraising. It makes sure the party has the resources to keep moving forward. The Party is proud of the fact that its contributions are mostly from small donors that are not tied to special interests. To make a contribution, please visit our DONATE page.
The Rules Committee handles all legal aspects of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County. Anything from solving litigating issues, ensuring that the party is legally up to date, and proposing changes to inner rules.