Returns Home to Orange County for Saturday Rally

May 11, 2012, Newport Beach, CA – Fresh from winning the Vice Presidential nomination at the Libertarian Party annual convention last weekend in Las Vegas, Newport Beach Judge Jim Gray returns home to begin his campaign for office with Presidential nominee Gov. Gary Johnson.

The Judge Gray Homecoming will be held on Saturday at 10 a.m. on the lawn of the historic Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, CA. For more information on the event, call 619.916-1249. A Question and Answer session will be held immediately following Gray’s address.
“I am proud. I am invigorated. I am excited. With Gov. Gary Johnson, I am determined to bring back prosperity and liberty to the United States of America.” Judge Gray said. “And, I am so grateful to all my friends, family and colleagues who have had a hand in this effort. And this was truly a team effort. It’s great to be home, but it probably won’t be for long,” he said smiling.
Judge Gray was declared the party’s Vice Presidential nominee after he won 59 percent of the vote, receiving 357 votes from the 600 delegates of the convention held at the Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas, Nev.

A successful jurist who lives in Newport Beach, Calif. and presided over the Superior Court of Orange County, Judge Gray has been active in the Libertarian Party for several decades.
He was the 2004 Libertarian Party candidate for the U.S. Senate in California challenging incumbent U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer. He is also the chief proponent of a California ballot initiative called “Regulate Marijuana Like Wine” that, if passed, would decriminalize cannabis consumption and production.
As the Libertarian nominees, the Johnson/Gray ticket is expected to be on the ballot in all 50 states.

Accepting the nomination, Johnson said, “Millions of Americans want and deserve the opportunity to vote for a candidate in November who will get us out of the war in Afghanistan immediately, truly cut federal spending, end the failed war on drugs, repeal the Patriot Act, and support marriage equality. I am excited to offer that option: A proven fiscal conservative, a proven defender of civil liberties, and an advocate for social tolerance.”

For more information regarding Judge Gray, go to his Web site at www.JudgeJimGray.com. To schedule interviews or for media inquiries, please contact Joe Hunter at media@garyjohnson2012.com, or at 801.303.7924.

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The LPC Convention will be held in Ventura March 2-4. This is an exciting opportunity for those of us living in Ventura to attend the Convention in our own county.

Tickets are now on sale and early bird pricing is available until further notice. Purchase your all-access pass to all business sessions, speakers, and meals for the conference for only $250. This includes the banquet Saturday night with special guest speaker Peter Schiff.  Buy your tickets now and view package pricing here

 

Former Two term New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson has confirmed he will be attending the LPC convention March 2-4 in Ventura. The Governor recently rejoined the Libertarian party and is seeking the party’s presidential nomination. Register today[ca.lp.org] and vote for your favorite candidate in the LP California straw poll. With the outstanding lineup of speakers[that is getting stronger by the day!] and activity’s this promises to be the can’t miss event of the season. Sign up to attend today by going to ca.lp.org or use the Libertarian party of California link at the top of this page.

On January 18th at 7:00pm at Mimi’s Cafe in Thousand Oaks, the LPVC will hold it’s annual officer elections as part of the monthly meeting. Come out and vote for new officers of the Libertarian Party Ventura County. Come and run for a position as well! We need volunteers of every kind to continue this work and to spread the ideas of freedom and liberty in Ventura County.

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