Andy Horning is well known to Hoosiers across the state. Although he ran several times as a Libertarian for went to the Republicans, and came back to the Libertarian Party, his original conversion to libertarian thinking may surprise you. Listen […]
Why I am a Libertarian: Andy Horning, 2008 Candidate for Governor Read More »
We’re introducing a new segment on LPIN.org today: Why I am a Libertarian. Many people are confused why Libertarian Party members leave the two party system to build up a third party. We will bring you the stories of Libertarians
Why I am a Libertarian: Jerry Titus’ Conversion During a Televised Debate Read More »
The Libertarian Party of Indiana is proud to announce Chris Bowen’s endorsement by the Marion County Fraternal Order of Police. Bowen, the son of a policeman, is running for Lawrence Township Trustee. In this episode of the podcast, Chris Bowen
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Joe Hauptmann has pretty much done it all within the Libertarian Party. He’s been Indiana’s State Chair twice, on the LNC’s Platform Committee three times, and he’s run for numerous offices including Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction. This year, Hauptmann
LPIN Podcast: Joe Hauptmann Issues a Strong Challenge in District 87 Read More »
In distilling the range of issues down to three keys ones, Jason Sipe has focused his race for Indiana House in District 92 on three reforms: education, taxation, and elections. While these may sound fairly common place at first blush,
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The Indiana Election Commission has announced: Three dates, three locations, three candidates, including Rebecca Sink-Burris. This is becoming less of a story anymore, as inclusion by media and civic groups is now somewhat routine. Rebecca talks about economic policy, foreign
LPIN Podcast: Rebecca Sink-Burris Is Ready To Debate Read More »
Joe Hauptmann has pretty much done it all within the Libertarian Party. He’s been Indiana’s State Chair twice, on the LNC’s Platform Committee three times, and he’s run for numerous offices including Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction. This year, Hauptmann
LPIN Podcast: Joe Hauptmann Issues a Strong Challenge in District 87 Read More »
The Indiana Election Commission has announced: Three dates, three locations, three candidates, including Rebecca Sink-Burris. This is becoming less of a story anymore, as inclusion by media and civic groups is now somewhat routine. Rebecca talks about economic policy, foreign
US Senate Candidate Rebecca Sink-Burris Is Ready To Debate Read More »
The importance of the Secretary of State’s race to the Libertarian Party is well known to political insiders and long-time Libertarian supporters. Those supporters new to the political process might be surprised to learn that if Mike Wherry fails to
Secretary of State Candidate Mike Wherry on Ballot Access Read More »
Second-term Libertarian Judge Susan Bell of Hagerstown had two interesting experiences recently as the Hagerstown Judge. The first was of a man trying to get an audience via protest in her courtroom, and the other being the media covering his
LPIN Podcast: Judge Bell’s Pennies, and Thoughts Read More »
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