Board & Committee Officers
Joseph Lehman
Chair
chair@linncountylp.org
Since moving to Linn County in 2018, I have become deeply involved in local grassroots advocacy and community organizing. I am passionate about protecting individual liberty, supporting working families, and standing up for lower taxes, medical freedom, and Second Amendment rights. Outside of politics, I work in manufacturing and operate a small business that I built from the ground up. As Chair of the LPLC, I look forward to helping grow a stronger local movement and serving the community I call home.
Zackary Rosenblatt
Vice Chair
I have lived in Linn County for 3 years and I am proud to call this community home. I work as a CDL licensed truck driver and take pride in honest work and personal responsibility. I am a family man with two children and my focus is on protecting individual liberty and building a stronger future for local families. I am honored to serve on the executive committee for the Libertarian Party of Linn County.
vicechair@linncountylp.org
Joshua Hunking
Secretary
secretary@linncountylp.org
I have lived in Linn County since 2016 and work daily to promote the welfare of this community. I am honored to have the chance to help make the community better through the Libertarian Party of Linn County. I am a local practicing attorney and retired member of the Oregon Army National Guard. I was previously elected to the Board of Directors of the Libertarian Party of Oregon and served in 2017-2018. I am happy to have the chance to focus my efforts a little closer to home. When I am not working I enjoy getting out into nature and planting and harvesting potatoes.
Madelynn Lehman
Treasurer
treasurer@linncountylp.org
I am a working mother who is passionate about building a strong future for local families and small businesses in Linn County. I work full time as a receptionist at a local insurance agency, and I have an educational background in accounting and business management. I care deeply about personal responsibility, strong communities, and protecting the freedoms that allow families to thrive. Through my involvement with the LPLC, I hope to encourage more women and young families to become involved in their local community and government.
Justin Dailey
At Large Officer
Justin Dailey is an Air Force veteran, Veterans’ advocate, and Harrisburg resident. He served in Aircraft Structural Maintenance and deployed to Kuwait before spending seven years with the Department of Veterans Affairs helping Veterans navigate the benefits system. He currently works as a litigation paralegal. Justin is a strong advocate for individual liberty, limited and accountable government, and equal treatment under the law. He also contributed to a Ninth Circuit brief that helped bring an end to “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” As a member of the Libertarian Party of Linn County’s Executive Committee, Justin is committed to strengthening the party and advancing the principles of personal freedom, individual responsibility, and limited government.
John Lehman
At Large Officer
I have lived in Oregon since 2008. I’ve called Linn County home for the past three years. I studied accounting and business at Klamath Community College. I’m proud to serve on the executive committee of the Libertarian Party of Linn County, and I’m committed to helping build a better community for my family and all families here in Linn County.