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'''Sean Vadney''' is a disc jockey | '''Sean Vadney''' is a disc jockey from Highlands Ranch, Colorado. He is the current Vice Chair of the [[Libertarian Party of Douglas County]]. Sean previously served as the LPDC’s Chairman from 2021-2023, and its Outreach Director from 2019-2021 when first volunteering for the party. Sean participated in the [[Libertarian Party of Colorado]]’s Bylaws Committee, authoring and establishing the state party’s Judicial Committee with the assistance of [[Caryn Ann Harlos]] and [[Mike Seebeck]]. Sean has worked on various Libertarian campaigns in Colorado. Most recently, he was elected as a Colorado delegate to the 2024 Libertarian National Convention, where he supported [[Chase Oliver]]’s bid for President of the United States. | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 17 February 2025
| Sean Vadney | |
| Vice Chair Libertarian Party of Douglas County | |
| August 2023— | |
| Personal Details | |
| Birth: | 2000 Englewood, Colorado |
| Education: | Southern New Hampshire University |
| Occupation: | Disc Jockey |
| Residence: | Highlands Ranch, Colorado |
| Party: | Libertarian |
Sean Vadney is a disc jockey from Highlands Ranch, Colorado. He is the current Vice Chair of the Libertarian Party of Douglas County. Sean previously served as the LPDC’s Chairman from 2021-2023, and its Outreach Director from 2019-2021 when first volunteering for the party. Sean participated in the Libertarian Party of Colorado’s Bylaws Committee, authoring and establishing the state party’s Judicial Committee with the assistance of Caryn Ann Harlos and Mike Seebeck. Sean has worked on various Libertarian campaigns in Colorado. Most recently, he was elected as a Colorado delegate to the 2024 Libertarian National Convention, where he supported Chase Oliver’s bid for President of the United States.