Campaign workers met
at Fuddruckers at Baltimore's Inner Harbor to watch election night returns
and Spear Lancaster's totals
All watch the televisions tuned
to each news channel
Gubernatorial candidate Spear Lancaster
poses with his Lieutenant Governor running mate, Lorenzo Gaztañaga
(left); and with his campaign manager, Steve Boone (right)
MdLP Picnic - September
29, 2002
A picture-perfect afternoon
at Granville Gude Park in Laurel provided a lovely setting for the annual
picnic. Libertarian dogs and geese joined their human friends, and all
had a wonderful time.
Signatures "Sufficient"
- August 26, 2002
The
State
Board of Elections declares that the number of validated petition signatures
collected to put Spear Lancaster and Lorenzo Gaztañaga on the ballot
for Governor/Lieutenant Governor are "sufficient." There will
be precisely three gubernatorial candidates listed on the voting machines
November 5th: Spear Lancaster, plus two others. Libertarian supporters
met at the Rocky Run Tap & Grill in Columbia to celebrate the
monumental event.
Left: Spear and campaign manager
Steve Boone; right: Lorenzo
Maryland's future first lady Dee
Lancaster; Tony Spezio is responsible for at least 1300 of the 37,176 petition
signatures collected.
Tawes Crab &
Clam Bake - July 17, 2002
The MdLP group at the Crisfield
marina
Organizer Mike Linder and Derek
Mancinho - Spear Lancaster campaigns
The convention was held at the Timbuktu
Restaurant
Declan McCullagh of Wired News
and gubernatorial candidate Spear Lancaster
Lee Havis of the Maryland Public
Assembly, and Doug Leard of the Alliance for the Separation of School
and State
Lorenzo Gaztañaga as auctioneer;
Nick Sarwark presents Shannon McMenamin a Defender of Liberty award;
Kenn Blanchard speaks at the banquet
TowsonTowne Spring
Festival - May 4/5, 2002
There was a large crowd of people
near the MdLP booth
Our Governor/Lieutenant Governor
candidates (Spear Lancaster/Lauren Hill) pose; Steve Boone fills balloons
for the kids
The candidates talk with voters
and we collect signatures, signatures,
and more signatures...
On January 27, 2002, the Libertarian
State Central Committee of Maryland nominated Spear Lancaster (right) for
Governor; Lauren Hill (center) for Lieutenant Governor; and David Sten
(left) for House of Delegates, district 36.