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Federal Election Commission | United States of America

AO 2008-16

Libertarian Party of Colorado

Summary

Libertarian Party of Colorado requests to be recognized as a State party.

Documents

Final opinion November 20, 2008
Date Name Document type
11/20/2008 2008-16 Final Opinion
11/20/2008 Vote Votes
11/18/2008 Draft AO (OGC), Agenda Document No. 08-40 Draft Documents
10/23/2008 Request by Libertarian Party of Colorado AO Request, Supplemental Material, and Extensions of Time

Entities

Role Name Type
Requestor Libertarian Party of Colorado Party committee, state or local
Counsel/Representative Ms. Leah Kelley Individual

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This opinion cites these earlier opinions
National Committee of the Libertarian Party

Arizona Libertarian Party

Libertarian Party of Indiana

Pacific Green Party of Oregon

This opinion is cited by these later opinions
Libertarian Party of Ohio

Illinois Green Party

Libertarian Party of Florida

Green Party of Connecticut

Green Party of Virginia

Green-Rainbow Party

Libertarian Party of Colorado