By P J Klosinski SB 104 is calculated to deny the rights of the accused. The prohibition against the government obtaining evidence against you without due process cannot be reconciled through this bill. Indiana lawmakers are required to take an […]
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Dear Members and Supporters of the LPIN, This was an absolutely amazing year for Libertarians both in Indiana and across the country! Across the board, we grew our base and broke many vote total records. And while this did not
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Posted: Jun 02, 2016 5:16 PM Updated: Jun 02, 2016 5:34 PM By Kevin Rader, WTHR political reporter CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. – Montgomery County Republicans will have to look for a new party chairman. John Pickerill stepped down from his position
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The Indystar recently covered the LPIN’s convention nomination of nominee Rex Bell for Governor. HAGERSTOWN, IND. — A Wayne County man will be on Indiana’s gubernatorial ballot this fall. Rex Bell of Hagerstown was chosen as the Libertarian Party candidate
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The Hendricks County Flyer stopped by the local LP county convention to get the perspective of this year’s elections. In an election when many claim they’ll be voting for the least annoying candidate, the Libertarian party is looking to pick
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A recent blog post from Abdul Hakim-Shabazz on 91.3 WIBC One day I was asked that if it came down to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who would I vote for President? My answer was Justin Trudeau because I would
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Joe Hauptmann, Libertarian Party of Indiana State Chair, recently had an editorial in the Greensburg daily News. Since 1994, Indiana voters have had at least three choices in the November elections. These choices are the Republican Party, Democrat Party, and
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