Lex Hannan

On November 7, 2019, Ken Moellman, Chairman of LPKY District #4,  did an interview with Leland Conway on 84WHAS (840 AM Louisville) regarding a statement made on social media by the Libertarian Party of Kentucky (LPKY).  The Party’s statement referenced […]

Are Kentucky’s politicians listening? This week more than 28,000 Kentuckians voted for the Libertarian gubernatorial slate of John Hicks for Governor and Ann Cormican for Lieutenant Governor.  28,000 votes are more than five times the spread between the (D) and (R) slates. 

Libertarians from KY District #4 protested outside of the gubernatorial debate at Northern Kentucky University (NKU).  They think that Kentucky’s voters are being deprived of the opportunity to hear John Hicks in debate.  Hicks is the candidate of the Libertarian

The Cincinnati TV station that is televising the fifth gubernatorial debate from Northern Kentucky University has prohibited Libertarian candidate, John Hicks, from participating in the debate.  Nonetheless, WLWT reporter John London did a very credible job of telling Hicks’ story

In Kentucky the Democrats and Republicans don’t agree on much.  But they certainly agree that they do not want competition from any third parties.  This year the vast majority of Democrats and Republicans in the General Assembly passed House Bill

Will Kentucky’s Libertarians take advantage of the opportunities they have won in court and at the ballot box?   Will they support their candidates by buying yard signs, promoting candidates on social media, attending events, or knocking on doors?  2019 presents

The Libertarian Party of Kentucky has nominated its first slate of candidates for the two top offices in the Commonwealth. John Hicks of Louisville will be on the ticket as our candidate for Governor and Ann Hicks of Paris is