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Polite Note

We have started receiving comments that were impolite or relatively fact-free, and have deleted a few of them to maintain civility of conversation.…

Comment Moderation

We are now moderating all comments. The editors insist that you be civil and that you stay on topic. Use of impolite language is strongly deprecated.…

Feminists for Liberty Releases Inaugural Zine Online and Calls for Pitches for Upcoming Second Issue

The nonprofit libertarian group Feminists for Liberty announced on Tuesday that the first issue of its official zine, Reclaim, is now available online. The organization has also made a request for contributors in preparation for its upcoming second issue.…

Minor Technical Note

For some days we have had an anomalous issue that kept our site from loading properly.  Apologies while the matter is being worked on.  We are aware of the issue, and our technical support has a long list of issues that are not causing the problem. …

Rhode Island Commission Studying Alternative Voting Methods Releases Findings and Recommendations

A Rhode Island Senate commission studying alternative voting methods and their potential benefits to the state has released its findings and recommendations.

The commission’s final report provides an extensive review of non-plurality and runoff voting methods, details their potential advantages and disadvantages to Rhode Island, outlines potential legal and logistical challenges to their adoption and presents methods of selecting winners in elections that commission members feel could be beneficial for Rhode Island.…

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Upcoming Debate Coverage

IPR will have a reporter at the South Carolina Libertarian Party State Convention. He will seek to question each candidate for the Libertarian Presidential nomination.…

National LP Membership Crashes

Note Addendum on numbers.
Libertarian National Committee Financial and Membership Reports have recently become very late.  However, the Treasurer on September 26 filed the end-of-July report, which includes a graph of National Party memberships at the end of each month for some years previous.