Linda Curtis is a co-founder of "League of Independent Voters of Texas" (LIV) and longtime political independent. Linda has a 40-year history advocating for non-aligned independent voters. It all started for her with the history-making presidential campaign of Lenora Fulani, the first woman and African American to get on the ballot for President in 50 states (1988). Linda became the Texas Reform Party state organizer serving under State Chair Paul Truax of Dallas (now deceased).
In 2001, Linda helped form a PAC, Independent Texans. IndyTexans, now dormant, remains a registered PAC for a reason -- we all know independent (non-aligned) voters continue to rise. Linda is a ballot access expert for new parties, independent candidates, and citizen's petitions in Texas. She is leading LIV's effort to bring together the tools to share with those doing citizen's petitions we call "Homegrown Petitions."