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Austin American-Statesman

Austin American-Statesman: Texas Supreme Court rejects GOP bid to kick 44 Libertarians off ballot

From the Austin American-Statesman on September 6, 2020: The Texas Supreme Court rejected a GOP attempt to remove 44 Libertarian candidates from the November ballot, saying the Republicans waited too long to challenge their opponents’ eligibility. A long list of Republican candidates, joined by GOP organizations, argued that the Libertarians were ineligible to appear on […]

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Salt Lake Tribune

Salt Lake Tribune: Libertarian vice presidential hopeful campaigns in Utah with satire and humor

From the Salt Lake Tribune on September 2, 2020: As satire on how stinky he says politics has become, the current Libertarian Party nominee for vice president, Jeremy “Spike” Cohen, had run earlier this year with a candidate named Vermin Supreme — who wears a boot as a hat and calls for zombie apocalypse awareness. Cohen, who was […]

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Libertarian Party

Condolences

9/2/2020 Washington D.C. The Libertarian Party joins me in offering our deepest condolences to Dr. Jo Jorgensen on the passing of her mother today. As anyone who has lost a parent can understand, it can be challenging to mourn while carrying out full daily obligations. As she takes some time to be with her family, […]

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Libertarian Party

Draft Convention Minutes from First Sitting May 22-24, 2020 Available for Review

The Party Bylaws require draft convention minutes to be posted to the Party website prior to presentation for approval by the LNC as follows: ARTICLE 10: CONVENTIONS 9. The Convention Secretary shall produce draft convention minutes within 60 days of the adjournment of the Convention and present them to the National Committee. Draft convention minutes […]

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Libertarian Party

LNC Historical Preservation and Convention Voting Process Committees seek applicants

The Libertarian National Committee is soliciting applications for the following committees: Historical Preservation Committee: This committee is responsible for directing the preservation and publication of Party historical documents and the administration of LPedia.org. This is very much a hands-on working committee that requires a significant time commitment. As the committee is self-funded, fundraising is encouraged. […]

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ballot access map

Presidential Ballot Access: Five States To Go

The Libertarian Party 2020 presidential ticket of Jo Jorgensen and Jeremy “Spike” Cohen is certified to appear the ballot in 45 states plus DC. The remaining states are Iowa, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Virginia. Petitions have been submitted to the state election offices in Iowa, Minnesota, New Hampshire, and Virginia, where they are […]

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Libertarian Party

Upcoming Quarterly LNC Meeting September 12-13, 2020, Minneapolis, MN

LNC 09/12-13 Meeting Info plus Reservation Link: https://tinyurl.com/LNC0920 What: LNC Meeting 09-12-13 Where: Hilton Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport – 3800 American Blvd E, Bloomington, MN 55425 Room Rate: $75 Single or Double includes free wifi in both sleeping & meeting rooms. Additionally, they will provide you a coupon towards a grab-n-go breakfast each morning of your […]

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Amarillo Pioneer: McKennon to Lead Top of Texas Libertarian Ticket in 2020

From the Amarillo Pioneer on August 4, 2020: Kerry McKennon has officially won the Libertarian Party’s nomination for U.S. Senate and will represent the party in Texas’ highest-profile contest in 2020. Over the weekend, the Libertarian Party of Texas finalized its nominees for the general election at the state party’s convention in Big Spring. McKennon […]

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Ricky Dale Harrington

Reason: Tom Cotton’s Only Challenger Is a Black Libertarian Prison Chaplain

From Reason online on July 31, 2020: Sen. Tom Cotton’s Democratic challenger, Josh Mahony, dropped out of the U.S. Senate race just hours after the filing deadline closed. Between this and Cotton’s comments over the past few weeks, which range from calling slavery a “necessary evil” to calling for military force in American streets, many Arkansas voters worry that the […]

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