James Toller won the nomination of the Libertarian Party to run for the office of State Representative of Kentucky’s 78th District. Delegates to the Libertarian Party of Kentucky’s 4th district convention selected Mr. Toller, unanimously. Please see comments he made […]
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Ken Moellman, past chair of the Libertarian Party of Kentucky, invites all Kentuckians to attend the Party’s 2020 State Convention in Bardstown, Kentucky. The convention will be the weekend of March 7th & 8th. Learn more and sign up at
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Robert Perry is running for the U.S. House of Representatives. He wants to become one of Kentucky’s six Congressmen. When elected he’ll represent Kentucky’s 2nd District. He will seek the nomination of the Libertarian Party of Kentucky (LPKY) during the
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(Covington, KY 1/9/2020) Federal Judge William O. Bertelsman found parts of Kentucky House Bill 114 to be discriminatory and therefore unconstitutional. The judge ordered that Kentucky’s deadline for third party candidates to file Statements of Candidacy must be returned to
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In a recent article Jeffrey Miron of Harvard University suggested that the way to reduce vaping related hospitalizations is to legalize marijuana. He cites data published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). He says politicians have it
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The Libertarian Party of Kentucky (LPKY) is looking for candidates to run for political office in 2020. Robert Perry from District #2 has tossed his hat in the ring and encourages you to join him. (See Robert’s video here.) Robert
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Very soon, Libertarian Party of Kentucky (LPKY) District and County affiliates will meet in their conventions to select candidates for partisan and party offices. To assure that voting delegates are informed about their choices, we encourage everyone who is running
December 31, 2019 looms large in the lives of Kentucky’s Libertarians. It is a double deadline. It is a deadline for Libertarians who plan to run for partisan office in 2020. And it is a deadline for voting delegates to
If you have ever harbored the slightest interest in running for public office as a Libertarian, NOW is the time to take action. Visit the Kentucky candidate website sponsored by the Secretary of State: Become a Candidate Website Select the
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