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Sean Haugh for NC House District 030

Biographical Information:

Sean Haugh is the Political Director for the Libertarian Party. Sean has lived in Durham since 1988. He has been a resident of the Walltown neighborhood for the last 14 years.

Sean was born on Nov. 17, 1960 in Tucson AZ, and was raised in Tulsa OK. His grandfather, John H. Haugh, served in the Arizona House of Representatives, including one term as Speaker of the House. Sean attended college at Tufts University in Medford MA, and has also lived for two years in New York City.

Sean is happily married to sculptor Pam Adams. They have a family of nine cats and one dog.

Before becoming Political Director of the Libertarian Party, Sean worked at Duke University Medical Center in various roles assisting patients, and as a cake decorator for Ninth Street Bakery.

Sean is a fellow of the NC Institute of Political Leadership, graduating in the Fall 1997 class. He has run for public office as the Libertarian candidate for NC Insurance Commissioner in 1996, for NC State Senate in 2000, and US Senate in 2002. Sean also ran for NC House District 30 in 2004.

Besides his political interests, Sean enjoys cooking, playing fantasy football and has a weekly mah jongg game going on Wednesday evenings at the Durham North Regional Library. Sean has also been a volunteer DJ at WXDU at Duke University.

Campaign Issues:

Frankly I consider my opponent Paul Luebke a friend and support him on a number of issues close to my heart, including opposition to local sales taxes and corporate welfare. Naturally, I disagree with him severely on how much of your taxpayer dollars he wants to spend on other programs as your Representative in Raleigh. We must severely reduce the size and scope of North Carolina state government.

The reason I am running is simply because I could not stand the idea of Paul, or anyone, running for reelection unopposed. Elections with only one government approved candidate on the ballot aren't real elections. I will use this campaign to promote open competition on the ballot in North Carolina and to ensure that all citizens, not just those who happen to be Democrats or Republicans, have an equal share of our system of government.

Contact information:

Sean Haugh

1821 Hillandale Rd. 1B-322

Durham, NC 27705

seanhaugh@mindspring.com

(919) 286-0152