Affiliate a county, run for office, or manage a top-notch campaign. The skills provided here are just a start in moving towards a more libertarian society. This page contains official LPIN and Indiana documents. For broader political tips and resources, please visit the Libertarian Training Center.
The Libertarian Training Center
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Official Documents
- District State Central Committee Member Appointment Process
- Libertarian Party of Indiana State Officer Duties
- Libertarian Party of Indiana Sign-Up Sheet*
- Libertarian Party of Indiana Grid-style Sign-Up Sheet*
- Libertarian Party of Indiana Outreach Piece*
- Libertarian Party “Take a Look” Flyer
- Libertarian Party Prosperity Plan Flyer
- Libertarian Party Government Gone Wild Outside
- Libertarian Party Government Gone Wild Inside
- LP Buttons
- Liberty Quotes – Signs
- How to Canvass for Votes
- Poll Worker Ten Commandments
*Email lpinhq@lpin.org , if you’d like to adjust this template for your county.
County Affiliation
- LP County Organizing Manual
- Affiliating A County Libertarian Party in Indiana
- Sample Libertarian Party of Indiana County By-Laws
- Libertarian Party of Indiana Petition for County Affiliation
- County Party Promotional Flier Version 1
- County Party Promotional Flier Version 2
- Apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) Online
- Regular Party Committee Statement of Organization (CFA-3), 2012
- Notice of Intent To Fill A Vacancy – County, 2012 (PDF) (Word)
- Notice of Intent To Fill A Vacancy – State, 2012 (PDF) (Word)
LPIN Candidate Resources
In an effort to ensure that Libertarian Party of Indiana delegates, the public, and the media have a greater knowledge of our candidates, the LPIN State Central Committee has developed a new process with new requirements for LPIN candidates. They are as follows:
Any candidate on the LP ballot must:
- Be a member of the LPIN.
- Have a current head shot for posting online.
- Have a short 400 to 600 word biography for posting online.
- Provide a public email and phone number for posting online.
- Fill out the complete LPIN Application, including the signatures of two elected LPIN leaders. (PDF) (Word) These forms will be made available to LPIN state convention delegates, but not the public.
- Candidates for state legislative, statewide and federal office must develop a website. The state party can assist with the development of a website.
Send these to the LPIN chair at chair@lpin.org to be considered at the state convention.
Questions on these documents can be addressed to any member of the State Central Committee.
Download our 2012 candidate package – .ZIP file
- First Steps in Launching a Campaign – A guide through all these forms!
- How to Get Place on the Libertarian Party ballot in Indiana.
- Ballot Vacancy Procedure
- 2012 LPIN Candidate Application (Required) – (PDF) (Word)
- Party chairman certification of Libertarian Party nominees for county and large town offices and candidate’s consent to nomination (Can-22) – 2014 & 2015
- Candidate’s Statement of Organization (CFA-1) – 2014
- Report of Receipts and Expenditures of a Political Committee (CFA-4) – 2014
- Indiana Election Division’s 2014 Detailed Election Calendar
- Indiana Election Division’s 2014 Campaign Finance Calendar – CFA-4 Deadlines
- Indiana Election’s 2014 Campaign Finance Manual
- Indiana Election Division Campaign Finance Portal
- Indiana Election Division’s 2014 Candidate’s Guide
- Indiana Election Division 2014 Candidate Portal
- Voter Registration Form
- Voter Registration Online
- Federal Election Commission Candidate Quick Answers
- Apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) Online
We’ve prepared a YouTube video to explain our process as well. Please take an hour to view:
View all of our training videos on our YouTube page: http://www.youtube.com/LPofIN
High-Res LPIN Images
LPIN Research
- The Federal Government: Problems and Solutions for Today’s Problems
- Indiana State and Local Government: Problems and Solutions for Today’s Problems
- Andrew Horning’s Annotated Indiana Constitution – 2008
- Andrew Horning’s Annotated United States Constitution – 2008
- Andrew Horning’s Annotated Indiana Constitution – 2012
- Andrew Horning’s Annotated United States Constitution – 2012