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“People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices. But though the law cannot hinder people of the same

(Greenfield, Indiana) If one key Hoosier legislator gets his way this legislation session, revenue streams for local government will trump due process. That is an unfortunately reality coming out of our GOP-dominated state legislature. Rep. Ed Soliday’s HB-1404 authorizes the

If he wanted to run schools, he chose the wrong office. Gov. Mike Pence misjudged his role when he effectively rendered meaningless the job of Glenda Ritz, whom voters chose to be superintendent of public instruction. He also misjudged the

Hoosier libertarians won several key leadership posts at this past weekend’s national convention in Columbus, Ohio. Two state party members won at-large positions on the Libertarian Party’s national governing board. Two other members won election to the party’s Judiciary Committee.

(Indianapolis, Indiana) The Libertarian Party of Indiana announced this week the selections of Mike Jasper and John Schick for Indiana treasurer and auditor, respectively. Jasper and Schick join Secretary of State candidate Karl Tatgenhorst on this fall’s ballot. Mike Jasper

(Evansville, Indiana) Andrew Horning and Mike Frey, Libertarian Party candidates for U.S. House in Indiana’s southern districts, released the following joint statement today regarding the EPA’s recent announcement mandating a 20% reduction in power plant carbon emissions: Now is a

(Indianapolis, Indiana ) In a lawsuit filed on May 21st in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., the Libertarian Party of Indiana (LPIN) challenged provisions of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (“BCRA”) prohibiting the party from creating an Independent

With incumbents sweeping federal races in today’s primary elections, the Libertarian Party renewed its calls for the Democratic and Republican parties to move their selection of general election candidates to privately-financed conventions. Since its inception, the Libertarian Party has nominated