Adrian Wyllie Back as Chairman of Florida Libertarians

After winning almost 225,000 votes as the Libertarian gubernatorial candidate last year, Adrian Wyllie vowed to stay active and build the party in the Sunshine State. 

Over the weekend,  Libertarian Party of Florida (LPF) met in New Port Richey and chose Wyllie to be the party chairman, a post he has held before. Lynn House will be the vice chair. 

The event attracted plenty of Libertarian leaders at the national level, including former Gov. Gary Johnson, R-N.M., who was the party’s presidential candidate in 2012 and who is expected to run again in 2016. Political consultant Roger Stone, a possible Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate in 2016, was also in attendance.