After celebrating victory in the 2023 Indiana municipal elections, Libertarian Party of Indiana member Clayton Soultz is set to begin his term as the calendar turns to 2024. Soultz was elected to the Jonesboro City Council in Grant County in […]
Our core principles of individual rights, limited government, and personal responsibility have never been more critical than in the face of recent developments impacting our beloved Hoosier state. Today, we call upon you to join in protecting our rights, our
Urgent Call-to-Action: Defend Hemp Farms and Businesses Read More »
Government decisions have wide-ranging, often permanent impact, while the citizens the government is supposed to serve are often left helpless. That is the case for a 55-year-old family business in Hamilton County, who will be forced to vacate its location
Eminent Domain and the Wilson Farm Market Read More »
Open letter by Kenneth Fitzlaff, an LPIN Member: So often Indiana is remembered for things such as Hoosier hospitality, corn fields, majestic forest, and the Indianapolis 500. This past week we are reminded that we are also a state woefully
Thank the Linesmen, Question the Monopoly Read More »
House Bill 1076 and Senate Bill 279 seek to remove federal and state constitutional due process rights of Indiana National Guard members and seeks to deviate from federal Uniform Code of Military Justice standards. All Hoosiers, uniformed or not, have
Indiana National Guard Due Process Read More »
On November 8th, 2022 every Hoosier had at least 3 Libertarians on their ballot with James Sceniak for US Senate, Jeff Maurer for Secretary of State, and John Schick for Auditor. Across the state there were 56 Libertarians on the
2022 Libertarian Election Results Read More »
Earlier today, Secretary of State Holli Sullivan, the Indiana Election Commission, and the Voting System Technical Oversight Program (VSTOP) received an Open Records Request from the Libertarian Party of Indiana. We are seeking information on the 2020 election audit conducted
LPIN Submits Request for 2020 Election Audit Read More »
SCENIAK ON THE PACT ACT Being disappointed and frustrated with Senator’s Todd Young’s “no” vote on the PACT Act for veterans’ healthcare would be undercutting the impact of his vote. I am furious that he chose politics over veterans
SCENIAK ON THE PACT ACT Read More »
On Friday, June 24th, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down Roe v Wade, a nearly 50 year precedent regarding the authority of the state and federal governments to regulate abortion. This has, and will continue to be,
LPIN Statement on Roe v Wade Read More »
(Indianapolis, IN) – Secretary of State candidate, Jeff Maurer, welcomes the other candidates who will be running for the Indiana office. “I congratulate Republican Diego Morales and Democrat Destiny Scott Wells for joining me in the race,” Maurer said. The Republican and Democratic parties
Maurer calls for SoS debate Read More »
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