Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Libertarian Party of Mecklenburg County

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Support local liberty work in Mecklenburg County. We ask for name, mailing address, occupation, and employer on every gift so our treasurer can meet North Carolina campaign-finance best-efforts rules. Contributions are not tax deductible.

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America’s 250th

Aim this gift

We’ll prioritize this bucket. If it’s already covered, the gift supports general operations.

How you’ll give

Card gifts go to Stripe next. PayPal opens in a new checkout. Zelle, cash, and check stay on this site with directions after you submit.

Contributor details

Preferred name — How should we address you.

Job title or profession. Use Retired or Not employed if that fits.

Organization name, or Retired / Not employed / Self-employed.

For Zelle, you can note the name on the transfer.

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Where gifts went

Recent LPMeck investments

Yates for Mayor / No for Meck fundraising event

Campaign fundraising event for mayoral candidate Rob Yates, focused on the No for Meck tax referendum effort.

Watch the event

Website rebuild

Revamp and redesign of the LPMeck website. Modern build, screaming fast, and full of features. You're looking at it! More work is going into adding functionality and classing up this place.

Yard signs

Campaign yard signs for Rob Yates for Mayor of Charlotte and No For Meck, working to kill the transit sales tax hike. We distributed these throughout the county.

See the yard signs

iHeartRadio ads with LPNC

A joint venture with LPNC for statewide iHeartRadio ads. We brought in some new folks and got our name out there.

What’s next

Planned LPMeck investments

Private video conferencing

Self-hosted, privacy-centered video conferencing for party and candidate use.

Already in testing

Social outreach and engagement

We want to spend some money on email and text campaigns, print material, door knocking and cookout events.

Libertarian book giveaways

Libertarians have the best ideas, so why not put books that espouse our ideas into the free libraries around the county? We're building a website and a plan to distribute our ideas.