August 2019 - Lpk-execomm - Moellman Enterprises Email

We don't need to raise $100, 000 to be in a gubernatorial debate
by Lex Hannan 22 Aug '19

22 Aug '19

The League of Women Voters of Kentucky will sponsor two televised debates. The first on October 15 in Lexington and the second October 26 in Louisville. (https://lwvky.org/) "League policy requires that candidates be invited to participate in general elections if they qualify to be on the ballot and have five percent or more recognition on nonpartisan statewide polls. Should another candidate meet that requirement, he or she would be invited to participate." John Hicks has cleared the first requirement. Since we won the suit in Federal court against HB 114 he and Ann and three other candidates will appear on the ballot. How can he achieve at least 5% recognition on nonpartisan, statewide polls? I contacted the League of Women Voters. One of the polls they think they watch is done by University of Kentucky, but they weren't sure. To my knowledge there has been only one Kentucky gubernatorial poll since the judges ruling in our favor. But our candidates were not included in that poll conducted June 11-12 by Gravis Marketing. We need to make sure that John Hicks is included in any/all future gubernatorial polls in Kentucky. How do we do that? Got any ideas? Got any contacts? Looking forward to tonight's ExComm conference call. In liberty, Lex Lex Hannan Communications Director Libertarian Party of Kentucky

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Data sharing with campaigns
by Ken Moellman 22 Aug '19

22 Aug '19

All - I write in my capacity as the IT Director. We have several campaigns this year, and I purchased data on behalf of the party. The data in the CRM is protected by an NDA which (in theory) prohibits abuse. However, due to my schedule in recent months, I haven't found a 16-hour block of time to re-marge and put the data into the CRM. I've been asked by 2 campaigns to provide a copy of this newly purchased data outside of the CRM, and I suspect a 3rd campaign in the near future. This can obviously be done, but I have concerns that this data is not covered by any data protection. We have both a legal and ethical obligation to protect PII (Personally Identifiable Information) and, as was noted by another person, the issue of protecting PII was discussed several times on both Day 1 and Day 2 at the most recent state convention. I'm looking to get some guidance on what the executive committee wants to do about this. If I provide the data with no NDA or data use (and ideally, data return) policy around the data, I believe this would open the party up to potential liability, and/or would go against the intent of our delegates in convention. -- Ken C. Moellman, Jr. 4th District Chair State Party IT Director Libertarian Party of Kentucky

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MINUTES 8/8/2019
by Lex Hannan 09 Aug '19

09 Aug '19

Please find attached the minutes of the 8/8/2019 Executive Committee conference call. You will have the opportunity to make corrections to it at the next Executive Committee meeting, 8/22/2019. In liberty, Lex -- Lex Hannan Communications Director Libertarian Party of Kentucky

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Motion to call D6 organizing convention
by randall.daniel＠lpky.org 01 Aug '19

01 Aug '19

I motion that we call a organizing convention for the sixth district on Saturday August 31st, 1 pm, at the Lexington Public Library, North side Branch. We have the medium conference room from 1 pm until 3 pm. Randall Daniel

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