In an era when US elections in general are flawed at best, Georgia is pushing firmly to lead the states with the least-representative voting system of all.
Libertarian Party articles on Democracy Chronicles
The Libertarian Party shares a set of related political philosophies that uphold liberty as the highest political end such as individual liberty and political freedom. It is the third largest party by membership in the United States. Our Libertarian Party page is a great place for more information and you can check out our Green Party and Justice Party pages as well. Also see our articles on Anarchism, Capitalism, and Socialism. Perhaps even look at our articles on Big Government.
Were Nonpartisan Elections Behind Florida Libertarian’s Local Win?
The win demonstrates the potential benefits of nonpartisan elections for independents and third party candidates
Elvis Presley Impersonator Running for Congress as Libertarian
An Elvis impersonator who legally changed his name to match the rock ’n’ roll icon is filed to run in Arkansas
Libertarian takes aim at competitive NJ Senate race
Murray Sabrin unsuccessfully ran for the U.S. Senate as a Republican three times in 2000, 2008 and 2014
A Popular Libertarian Candidate May Challenge Trump in 2020
Former Congressman Ron Paul says a viable libertarian challenger may threaten a second term for Trump
Ohio Libertarian Party Wins Compensation For GOP Harassment
As usual, one of the two parties is picking on the smaller Libertarian Party in Ohio but this time it cost
Big Win Boosts New Hampshire Libertarian Party
The Libertarian Party in New Hampshire will be able to run candidates in the state after ruling
Maine Ballot Access Bill is Major Success For Third Parties
Maine bill puts Libertarian Party on ballot and makes improvements to ballot access for new parties
Latest on the Libertarian Party’s Media Strategy
It is a first. Libertarian Party seeks official press secretary in bid to woo news media
Happy 10-Year Birthday to the Liberty Movement
On May 15, 2007, Congressman Ron Paul stood on a Republican presidential debate stage ideologically alone