Event Details

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    Venue: CRG Event Center (2499 PERRY CROSSING WAY, PLAINFIELD, Indiana, 46168, United States)
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Voices of Liberty!

The 2025 LPIN State Convention will be held March 28th – 30th in Plainfield, IN at the CRG Event Center. The Libertarian Party of Indiana will be celebrating our 2024 candidates and volunteers. The focus of this year’s convention will be advocacy – being loud and effective voices for liberty! We all know that to be a voice that is heard and understood – we must LISTEN to those we want to advocate with & LEARN how to best connect with people to be effective advocates.

On that note we are making some small changes to our program scheduling this year. This year – Saturday Training and Complete Package purchasers will be asked to choose whether they want to LISTEN or LEARN at check-in. The speakers/trainers for both tracks are listed below within the Convention Program and schedule.

** ALL delegates must register for the Business Meeting by March 14th, 2025. Counties must submit their delegation list to the LPIN Secretary by March 14th, 2025.**

Download the 2025 LPIN Convention Program*

*Available in early March

The Schedule

Friday, March 28th

Join us at LumberJaxe (conveniently within the same shopping center as the main convention space, and hear from those seeking to represent you as officers of the LPIN.) While we entertain ourselves with axe throwing, darts, and pool!

Pizza Party Provided – other food and alcoholic beverages available for individual purchase from the venue.

Location: LumberJaxe – 351Marketplace Mile #140, Plainfield, IN 46168

(must have a Friday Night or Complete Package ticket to attend)

Saturday, March 29th

Check-in opens at 7am for people with Saturday Training tickets or Complete Packages.

Check-in for Business Meeting Only attendees starts at 12:30pm.

Location:
CRG Event Center – 2499 Perry Crossing Way Suite 205, Plainfield, IN 46168

This event is exclusively for LPIN Lifetime members. There will be a special expedited Registration Check-In line for LPIN Lifetime members.

(note: there is no sign-up sheet)

Presenters: Each presentation is 1 hour and offered only once in the main hall.

Gunowners of America (Time TBD)

Information about GOA, Antonia etc….

TBD (Time TBD)

Information about speaker etc..

TBD (Time TBD)

Information about speaker etc..

Attend interactive (maybe even FUN?) team and confidence building training sessions in the meeting room located within CRG Event Center.

Werewolf (8am)

Led by Danny Lundy – learn about “pack mentality”, critical thinking, and working as a team

Become an Outreach Booth Pro (9am)

Led by Sydney Bloom (and Eric Allen?). Mock booth setup – practice giving WSPQ

Marketing & Branding for County Affiliates (10am)

Led by Lauri Shillings, Pirate Smile Media, LLC – get advice and knowledge from a professional on branding and best marketing practices that are cheap or free. Also get access to LPIN created branding to use.

Lunch will not be provided this year, but there are several options for dining that are in very close proximity to the venue.

Click here to explore the many options within walking distance to CRG Event Center.

NOTE: You must be back at the venue by 12:30 pm. The 2025 Convention will start at 1pm SHARP – if you are not checked in at the time the meeting starts you will not be credentialed until the Credentials Report Update later in the meeting.

2025 LPIN Annual Business Meeting Rules & Agenda

PROPOSED AGENDA
  1. Call to Order.
  2. Credentialing and Seating of Delegates from Affiliated Counties.
  3. Credentialing and Seating of Delegates from Unaffiliated Counties.
  4. Reading and Approval of the Minutes of the 2022 Annual Business Meeting.
  5. Adoption of Rules for the Annual Business Meeting.
  6. Adoption of an Agenda for the Annual Business Meeting.
  7. Financial Report & Statement of Business Conducted by the State Central Committee.
  8. Chairman’s Address.
  9. LNC Update.
  10. Announcement of 2025 SCC District Representatives.
  11. Nomination and Election of LPIN Officers.
  12. Nomination of Candidates from Unaffiliated Counties.
  13. Amendments to the Bylaws and Standing Rules.
  14. Adjournment

PROPOSED RULES
Rule 1: Proposed amendments to the bylaws will be discussed in the order set by vote of the SCC for all proposed amendments that were received by the Bylaws Committee by the deadline. A motion with a second must be raised on the floor to bring each proposed amendment to the floor. The delegate sponsoring the proposed amendment will be given one minute to speak on behalf of the amendment. The floor will then be open to discussion by the delegates. Each delegate will have one minute to speak on the proposed amendment. The first delegate recognized must be in opposition to the proposed amendment unless no delegate in opposition asks to be recognized.

Rule 2: Order and procedure of nominations for Candidates (Speakers wishing to speak on behalf of NOTA must inform the Chairman of such prior to the close of nominations for each race):

Officer Nomination & Election Rules

  • Chair Contested: Total of 10 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s). Uncontested: Total of 5 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s). NOTA: Total of 5 minutes for all speakers.
  • Vice-Chair Contested: Total of 5 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s). Uncontested: Total of 2 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s).
  • NOTA (Chair & VC): Total of 2 minutes for all speakers.
  • Secretary Contested: Total of 2 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s). Uncontested: Total of 1 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s).
  • Treasurer Contested: Total of 2 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s). Uncontested: Total of 1 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s).
  • NOTA (Secretary & Treasurer): Total of 1 minutes for all speakers.

LOCAL CANDIDATES IN UNAFFILIATED COUNTIES

  • Contested: Total of 5 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s).
  • Uncontested: Total of 2 minutes for each candidate and nominator(s).
  • NOTA: Total of 2 minutes for all speakers.
  • PROCEED TO VOTE FOR ALL RACES

SPEAKER:

Chase Oliver – 2024 Libertarian Presidential Candidate

Awards will be presented to winners at the conclusion of speaker presentations.

Mic check, one, two, three! You’re invited to belt it out like the Rock Star you are at the LPIN Karaoke Night!

The cash bar outside the main event hall will remain open until Midnight.

Sunday, March 30th

Our annual 1994 breakfast will be in the main hall at CRG Event Center – 2499 Perry Crossing Way Suite 205, Plainfield, IN 46168.

Seating for the breakfast is limited to 65 people. It will include a discussion on the achievements, goals, and direction of the LPIN for 2025. (only 1994 Society Members or Sunday Breakfast ticket holders can attend)

Post Convention SCC meeting will take place at CRG Event Center meeting room – immediately following the 1994 Society Breakfast in the main hall.

2025 LPIN Award Nominations
Awards given to Libertarians who have gone above and beyond the normal activism. To be voted on by the members, and presented at the LPIN State Convention Banquet. See past winners

Nomination Deadline: December 15th, 2024 – nominate fellow Libertarians here

Voting Deadline: February 1st, 2025 – only current members may vote on awards winners, and will be sent details on how to cast their vote on January 1st, 2025. Renew you membership here

Dr. Barbara Bourland Light of Liberty Award: The recipient is honored as the person most responsible for growth of the party and dedication to the libertarian cause.

Susan Bell Officeholder of the Year Award: Awarded to a current elected officeholder from the Libertarian party who best promotes libertarian principles and values through public service.

Ken Bisson Outreach Award: Awarded to a party member who has worked exceptionally hard to spread the message of libertarian principles to as many potential voters as possible.

Joe Hauptmann Campaign Leadership Award: Awarded to a campaign volunteer who has worked above and beyond in an extraordinary fashion, and contributed significantly to the success of a campaign.

Phil Miller Candidate of the Year: Awarded to a Libertarian candidate who has shown an extraordinary ability to reach out to and connect with voters, as well as to further the cause of libertarianism.

Additional Information

We do not have a partner hotel this year. There are several hotels within a couple of miles of CRG Events Center – click here to see a map. Below are links to the nearest accommodations – but a quick google search will populate many more options.

Courtyard by Marriott

Residence Inn by Marriott

Ashley Motel

White House Suites

Kristi Avery will be overseeing our silent auction fundraiser this year. Please contact her with donations at district3@lpin.org

We have sponsorship opportunities available at multiple levels. Do you want a vendor table? Do you want to be included in swag bags for our members? Do you want an ad in the printed Convention Program? Please see our 2025 Sponsorship page. We have a level that is right for you and your organization.

Registration Packages

Early Bird Discount Pricing expires on January 31st, 2025.

Complete Package

$200
$ 175
  • Friday Night
  • Saturday Training
  • Saturday Dinner
EARLY BIRD

Student Package

$150
$ 125
  • Friday Night
  • Saturday Training
  • Saturday Dinner
EARLY BIRD

A La Carte

  • Friday Night - $50
  • Saturday Training - $100
  • Saturday Dinner - $100
  • 1994 Society Breakfast - $65 (incl. w/ 1994 mem.)
  • Business Meeting Only - NO COST

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