Story by Jordan Willow Evans, via Independent Political Report February 2, 2025 — Members of the Libertarian National Committee selected Steven Nekhaila as Chair and
The Libertarian Party of California has joined ProRep Coalition, a new nonprofit advocating for major electoral reform in the Golden State. SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES,
SACRAMENTO, California – The Libertarian Party of California condemns Governor Newsom’s proposal to add a 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution for the sole
This article originally appeared in The Sentinel on July 8, 2020 under the title A Voice of Reason: Freedom is won through courage and principle This
This article originally appeared The Orange County Register on July 4, 2020 under the title Liberty, under siege, must be cherished and defended The Fourth
Check out our 2020 California candidates for office. We’ve asked each of them to provide a short candidate statement for fellow Libertarians to learn more
By Michael H. Wilson Many people have been sold on the idea that zoning laws are here to protect the value of their homes from
by Marvin Byrd – LPC, February 2020 Bitcoin might be the greatest tool of human liberty that humanity has ever been created. We hear a
by Michael H. Wilson, September 2019 The increased costs, monetary and otherwise, associated with zoning restrictions falls most heavily on the lowest end of the
by Marvin Byrd – LPC, December 2019 Ever wonder why no matter how hard you work it feels impossible to get ahead? People will tell
How to organize a Libertarian protest for tax day this April LPC 2019 convention speaker Jon Coupal, president of Sacramento-based Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, had
LP California Chair Honor “Mimi” Robson makes a persuasive case in a recent op-ed, showing California voters why the Libertarian Party is the alternative for fiscally
State convention kicks off Friday in Concord by K. Brent Olsen It’s almost here! This Friday through Sunday, April 5–7, 2019, the Libertarian Party of
Next Libertarian outreach to future statesmen is April 27 by Lawrence Samuels After years of organizing LP outreach tables at the Junior State of America
The Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County responded quickly to a mayoral memo threatening the civil right to self-defense in the City of San Jose.
How to table intentionally during a non-election year We have entered an off-cycle year. Have opponents of the Libertarian Party stopping their recruiting efforts? No
Curing the post-election blues by Nick Smith We went through two intense election cycles in 2018. With the noteworthy exception of Sup. Jeff Hewitt’s victory in
The California Libertarian Activist invites Libertarian candidates in California to provide statements about their candidacy for our members and subscribers. In 2018, the LP of
by Aubrey Freedman In December, members and activists of the the LP of San Francisco started to gather signatures for two initiatives circulating statewide to
Tremendous resources are available to activists, candidates, and campaign volunteers of the LP of California, as an affiliate of the national Libertarian Party. Many of
The California Libertarian Activist invites Libertarian candidates in California to provide statements about their candidacy for our members and subscribers. Governor In 2018, the LP
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 11, 2017 Libertarian Party of California Endorses Seven Statewide Candidates Lt. Governor, Assembly, and Senate candidates endorsed while governor candidates
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 18, 2017 LIBERTARIANS SAY “NO” TO PROPOSED ELECTION BILL SB568 discourages voter participation The California Legislature has passed SB568; a bill
I hope you are all having a great summer. In the world of politics, we have to think a few months ahead. Campaign 2018 is
A political landscape like no other… I keep hearing that over and over, but what does that mean? This is a year that has left