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(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

(Indianapolis) Porter County technology executive Karl Tatgenhorst was voted by convention delegates this weekend to serve as the party’s standard bearer heading into the fall elections. Tatgenhorst secured the nomination for the Secretary of State at the 2014 Libertarian Party

(Indianapolis) “It’s been a team effort,” noted Libertarian Party Vice Chair Beth Duensing in remarks following her being awarded the Party’s top volunteer honor, the Dr. Barbara Bourland Light of Liberty Award. “There have been a lot of people involved in our

(Michigan City, Indiana) The Libertarian Party of La Porte County calls for the immediate return of the recently acquired military Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle by the Michigan City Police Department and seeks your support. Here are just few

James Gill writes for The Indy Libertarian, an Indianapolis area blog on local and state current events. Gov. Pence signed the central Indiana mass transit bill this week. The issue now goes to the taxpayers in six counties for approval.

By: Erin Tuttle Hoosiers Against Common Core has released the side by side comparison of the new Indiana math standards to the Indiana 2009 standards and the Common Core. (LINK PROVIDED AT BOTTOM OF POST) The comparison was performed by

(La Porte, Indiana) The recently filed Indiana State Board of Accounts audit of LaPorte County’s finances has brought to light serious issues with the finances and operations of our county government. Audit highlights include $34 Million in unaccounted funds, lax