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RLC Chapter Development Map

By Dave Nalle - August 9, 2010 at 11:16 AM
Filed under RLC Chapter News , RLC News

We haven’t done an updated map of how chapter development for the RLC is going since back in February of last year, so it’s high time we had a new map that gives a strong visual representation of how things are progressing. We’ve made a lot of progress in the last year, but we need to work on chartering unchartered states and developing contacts in the three states where we have no organization at all.

Let’s turn the whole map blue!

You can find information about your local chapter on our Chapters page.

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  • http://wi.rlc.org/ AJ

    I don’t know how South Dakota could be considered organized. I think it should be a “No Contact” state. Ditto on Hawaii. It is not clear what “Pre-Charter” means, nor is it clear what “Organized” means.

  • http://www.mi.rlc.org Dan

    What happened to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan?

  • http://www.libertarianrepublican.blogspot.com Eric Dondero

    The U.P. in Michigan just won its independence. It’s in all the papers. Can’t believe you missed that?

    As for North Dakota, there’s tons of libertarian Republicans up there who would make fine contacts. Contact me for their info.

    Alaska? Simple – Marc Fish. He’s already said he’d do it.

    Montana needs to get its act together.

    Don’t forget Puerto Rico.

  • http://www.libertarianrepublican.blogspot.com Eric Dondero

    Good to see South Carolina’s on the mend.

    Colorado should be much more ahead than it is.

  • Mark

    How can we get in touch with the organizers in our home state? This page should provide links all the state organizations.

  • EFBandy

    mark,
    here is a link to state chapters with links to state contacts.
    http://www.rlc.org/about/chapters

  • http://www.republicofdave.com Dave Nalle

    Good point, Mark. I’ll add a link to the page.

    As for how states are characterized, that’s somewhat subjective and the status of a state here or there is liable to change. I classified them as best I could. I’m going to consult with our Chapter Development Director to see if we can fine tune it.

    Dave

  • http://www.mi.rlc.org Dan

    “The U.P. in Michigan just won its independence. It’s in all the papers. Can’t believe you missed that?”

    Eric, did Stephen Dresch or Dawson Bell have anything to do with this?

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