Libertarians won four races in Kentucky’s 2018 General Election. All four won partisan positions as Justice of the Peace/Magistrate. They will begin their 4-year terms in January 2019. The new Libertarian JOP/Magistrates are: NAME COUNTY LIBERTARIAN PARTY DISTRICT Shane Walker Graves 1 …
Frank Harris, Libertarian Candidate for U.S. Congress from Kentucky’s 6th District, appeared on WKYT along with R and D candidates in the KET Candidate Forum on Monday, October 29th at 8:00 PM. Frank finished third in the five-way race. Thank …
Libertarians are gaining momentum, nationwide. No third party has realized this level of ballot access in a midterm election since 1890. Click here for details.
Dr. Ron Paul was the keynote speaker at the Champions of Liberty rally in Covington, August 31, 2018. Dr. Paul, 1988 Libertarian Party Presidential nominee, recommended that those in attendance read or re-read Fredric Bastiat’s, The Law. It was a timely suggestion, since …
Thanks to the Kentucky Libertarians who went to Ohio to get enough signatures to put Libertarian candidates on Ohio’s ballot for the Presidential Election in 2020. Nicholas Sarwark, Chair of the Libertarian National Committee, has more good ballot access news …
SUCCESS! Thanks to LPKY Volunteers for Helping Ohio Get Ballot Access Read More »
Click this link for information about the 7/28/2018 LPKY Rules Committee Meeting in Frankfort, KY.
LPKY District 4 has set a new Libertarian Party record for the number of candidates that will appear on Kentucky’s 2018 General Election ballot. Read all about it in the District 4 Newsletter.
On Primary Election Day, May 22, 2018, you will not see any Libertarians on the ballot in Kentucky. That’s because Libertarians organize and pay for our own primary elections. Taxpayers will foot the bill for the Democrats and Republicans to …
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