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“David Pratt Demarest, 1940-present, is a long-time programmer, former Global Application Steward at First Data, and former owner and manager of NxLevel, Inc, a database application development firm. A successful entrepreneur in his own right who fosters serial entrepreneurism, Demarest is the founder and owner of Roads to Freedom Foundation, LLC, a for-profit corporation formed to grow the entrepreneur-consumer-driven market voluntary sector at the expense of the coercive statist sector by inspiring and training serial entrepreneurs whose innovative startups will out-compete coercive sector social services and bring them back into the voluntary sector where they belong.

Erin Adams is a long-time libertarian activist and lifelong advocate for self-ownership and free markets. A Veteran, she has always been a proponent of community service and civic engagement actively involved in local and national activism.

In 2016, Erin for Oklahoma State House in Legislative District 33 on the Libertarian Party ticket and was the only candidate to have a fully staffed campaign, consistent presence and amicable relationship with the media, and multiple opportunities to share our message of free market and free minds to large audiences. In addition to her own campaign, Erin was also the Regional Field Director, National Outreach Events Coordinator, and for a time, Oklahoma State Director for the Johnson / Weld 2016 Campaign.

Jeremy Frederick is currently the treasurer of the Douglas County Libertarian Party and formerly served as the party's communications director. He has been involved in the liberty movement for the past 5 years, beginning with his leadership role as one of the admins for the popular Facebook group Libertarian Atheists. Jeremy has been a political independent for most of his adult life, always supporting liberty minded movements over the years. A husband, father, and autodidact, Jeremy is focused on uniting the liberty movement, seeking to include anyone who values freedom over statism whether they are right, left, or center in their politics.

I first heard the concept of Libertarianism in the 1990's when I heard an interview with presidential candidate Harry Brown. I liked what he had to say about the principles of the Libertarian Party. I had remained an Non Partisan Independent for as long as I was of age to legally vote. In 2016 I changed my vote to Libertarian because I believed that the time had come to take a stand for liberty.

Starchild is a pansexual native of the San Francisco Bay Area and longtime pro-freedom activist currently serving a second term as an At-large Representative on the Libertarian National Committee, where Starchild is an advocate for transparency, a grassroots, bottom-up party run by its members, and a radical libertarianism that makes no compromises in resisting State aggression and other forms of authoritarian control.