Archive | 2018

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North Carolina Libertarians are in it to win it, says ‘Smoky Mountain News’

The Smoky Mountain News featured Libertarian Party (LP) candidate Clifton B. Ingram, Jr. in article about the “impressive tally” of Libertarians running for office in North Carolina this spring. From the March 7 story, “Libertarians in it to win it in 2018,” by Cory Vaillancourt: For the first time in a decade, citizens in much of western North […]

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Double Your Donation!

Your donation will be DOUBLED!

The national Libertarian Party is close to having our best first quarter revenues in over a decade! As of Thursday morning, March 22, we are just $11,000 away from this goal! A very generous donor has offered to match “at least $5,000” to help us reach this goal. So, for a limited time, your donation […]

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So CLOSE!

Dear Libertarian, As you can tell from recent emails and events, our party is in a period of growth. Our voter registrations are soaring, our candidate recruitment is booming, and we have great prospects for 2018 and beyond. Our fundraising has also been doing very well, as many generous Libertarians have been excited about this […]

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Membership recruitment T-shirt promotion program for LNC candidates

The Libertarian Party will elect officers and other members of the Libertarian National Committee at its 2018 Convention. Current LNC officers and members, as well as candidates for those positions, are invited to participate in a program to help recruit dues-paying members for the national Libertarian Party. This is a new program that’s completely optional. […]

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Libertarian Mark Ash for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

Libertarian Mark Ash will challenge Michelle Slaughter for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

Mark Ash, a Houston attorney running for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, was surprised to read his (political) obituary in the Galveston County Daily News. After 405th District Court Judge Michelle Slaughter won the Republican primary on March 6, the newspaper declared that “Since no Democratic Party candidate filed to run, Slaughter will become […]

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Annual Report

Our goals for 2018

Dear Libertarian, 2017 was a year of investment and building towards 2018. We updated IT systems and other infrastructure, expanded our team at headquarters to better serve our members and candidates, aggressively pursued ballot access, and more. All of this was important for laying the foundation needed to pursue some lofty goals in 2018. These […]

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Michigan Libertarian the first alternative-party candidate in 48 years to qualify for gubernatorial primary ballot

Michigan Libertarian Bill Gelineau has become the first candidate for governor from a non-establishment party to qualify under “major party” status to appear on a primary ballot there in nearly a half-century, and only the second since 1932. On Thursday, March 8, Gelineau submitted 21,187 signatures to get on the ballot. To qualify, a statewide candidate from […]

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Success story

Dear Libertarian, We work so hard achieving ballot access so that candidates can be on ballots. So, it is particularly thrilling when, within a period of several months, we both achieve ballot access and get a slew of candidates lined up to run. Last summer, the national Libertarian Party invested close to $22,000 to help […]

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Trade wars and Trump’s tariffs harm everybody

President Donald Trump has announced tariffs on solar panels, washing machines, steel, and aluminum. Shortly after announcing his tariffs, Trump tweeted that “Trade wars are good, and easy to win.” The opposite is true. Trade wars are harmful across the board, and the cost of these tariffs will be paid in higher prices, lost jobs, […]

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