Bold, fearless, and gracious. That’s Dr. Jo Jorgensen. Through stories and patient explanation, she makes the case for why Libertarian solutions are the cure for what ails America.

Jo Jorgensen has the skills, drive, and experience to bring the messages of economic prosperity, health freedom, peace, and meaningful criminal justice reform to elections.

The 2020 Campaign had the 2nd highest vote totals and percentages in our party’s history, all without watering down or hiding a single one of our party policy positions or platform planks. And that was done while spending money wisely, spending less per vote than any other presidential campaign since 1980, the first year we were on the ballot in all 50 states.

Jo Jorgensen is dedicated to continuing the work to make individual freedom in America a major issue in every election. Please join us in helping her make it happen!

Spike Cohen is a business owner and activist, the host of My Fellow Americans and the Muddied Waters of Freedom, and the 2020 Libertarian candidate for Vice President.

Spike loves this Party and this movement, and he is using his 20+ years of experience in leadership and communication to build a Culture of Winning in the LP. He is working with state and local LP affiliates to grow our party at the grassroots level, so that we can win elections, topple the Republicrats and put the power back in the hands of the people.

Joe Bishop-Henchman was elected the 20th Chair of the Libertarian National Committee in July 2020, after serving as an at-large member of the National Committee and Chair of the DC Libertarian Party. He is a lawyer and policy analyst who has lived in Washington, DC after moving from California in 2004, and is Vice President of Tax Policy & Litigation at the National Taxpayers Union Foundation. He has testified in 36 states and his work has been cited in hundreds of media interviews and twice by the U.S. Supreme Court. He previously worked at a large law firm, as a non-profit executive, and many years earlier, as an assistant at a daycare center for 2- and 3-year-olds. He lives in northeast Washington with his husband Ethan and their dog Magic.