A snap shot of the numbers from past cycles versus the numbers in the 2010 election (as of 11-4-10). SOS: Sink-Burris 2002: 60,937; 4.1% Kole 2006: 54,381; 3.3% Wherry 2010: 100,847; 5.9% Auditor: Parisi 2002: 49,030; 3.4% Knipe 2010: 78,098; […]
2010 By the Numbers: Statewide and Federal Races Show Growth Read More »
The Libertarian Party of Indiana will maintain ballot access for four more years because of their achievement of six percent in the Secretary of State race. Libertarian Mike Wherry earned 100,847 votes which is the highest number of votes cast
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As Election Night early returns rolled in, Libertarian Party of Indiana State Chair Sam Goldstein commented on the numbers- thus far, the highest seen for Libertarian candidates in the history of the LPIN. Listen Here: LPIN State Chair Sam Goldstein
LPIN Podcast: LPIN State Chair Sam Goldstein on Election Night Early Returns Read More »
Many Election night parties are planned around the state to celebrate the hard work of Libertarians in this past cycle. All are welcomed to attend any of these functions. The State Party will have it’s election night gathering at the
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Tip O’Neil is famous for the phrase, “All Politics is Local!” He wrote a book with the same title, and in it he tells the story of why asking people for their vote is so important. In the story, he
May We Please Have Your Vote? Read More »
The Libertarian Party and their candidates are looking for volunteers tomorrow! If you are willing to stand at polling places and ask for votes, please contact one of the people below and we will make every attempt to get you
Poll Workers Needed! Read More »
Conversations with Rebecca Sink-Burris: Big Government and Why it Doesn’t Work [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5RmsDX0n_E[/youtube]
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Mike Kole isn’t the only Libertarian in this series of podcast ‘conversion stories’ to go from the Democrats to the LP, but he was the first to mention Ayn Rand her influential novel ‘Atlas Shrugged’. That book wasn’t the only
Why I am a Libertarian: Former Democrat Mike Kole’s Conversion to the Libertarian Party Read More »
If one wanted to fight to prevent federal cram-downs onto the states, they might be inclined to run for federal office. Dennis Beatty has a different take, that the states should be asserting themselves. Thus, Beatty is running for Indiana
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Jerry Titus is the Libertarian candidate for Howard County Council in District 2, providing the only challenge to a Republican candidate. Titus’ research has revealed many questionable budgetary items, and led to the bigger question, “Why aren’t people talking about
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