UPDATED: Libertarian Party Announces 56 Candidates for November 2025 Election

The Libertarian Party this week announced a slate of 56 candidates for 58 state and local positions on the November 4 ballot, from school boards to mayoral and legislative races.

The party published the list in an October 28 post on social media, which shows Libertarian Party-aligned candidates running in ten states. Pennsylvania accounts for more than half of those listed, with Ohio fielding the next largest share. Some state parties, such as those in Texas and California, are also involved in ballot question races this year, though those races are not included in this list.

The party did not specify whether the list is final, but it represents the most detailed snapshot of Libertarian candidates currently available for this cycle. A separate list exists through the party’s website, though it does not include all of the names mentioned in the post. Below is the full roster as compiled from the party’s announcement.

Independent Political Report has added notes specifying the ballot designation and the district or ward of each race to the best of its ability. IPR does not endorse any candidates and presents this information solely for reference.

Editorial note: The Libertarian Party added three more candidate names in an October 31 post, including two in Colorado and one in Virginia.