Libertarian activist Stephen P. Gordon died unexpectedly September 5, 2018 at the age of 56. An Alabama native, Gordon resided in New York since 2014, working for Project Veritas.
Gordon’s involvement in the Libertarian Party dates back to the 1990’s, when he co-founded two local chapters in Georgia. Upon returning to Alabama in 2002, Gordon’s national profile grew.… Read more ...
Livestream will begin at 7:00 pm, Central Time.
“LIVE” BROADCAST… Watch Eleven Candidates Debate! As They Compete For Our Party’s Nomination!!!
This event will be televised on the internet! It will be “free” to view! Produced by professional engineers using three cameras, it will be moderated by news reporters surrounded by an audience! There will even be a singer during intermission!!… Read more ...
America’s Libertarians promise a wild, wide-ranging debate in Biloxi
By Paul Hampton
February 24, 2016
Voters who think the Republicans and Democrats have put up eclectic fields of candidates probably haven’t been paying attention to the Libertarian presidential hopefuls.
The 11-person race — which comprises an Internet security pioneer and one-time “person of interest” in a murder case, a B-movie producer, an author, a fellow who wants donations in Bitcoin, another who has run for public office under two different names, one who wants $2,500 or nothing, an anesthesiologist, a unity candidate, a pro-peace candidate who only recently learned of the Libertarians, one who promises to restore ice cream and cake to public school lunchrooms, and a former governor of New Mexico — will be on full display at 7:30 p.m.… Read more ...
Mark Bodenh
ausen was principled Libertarian, but even better person
By David McElroy
When I became a libertarian two decades ago, one of the first people I met was Mark Bodenhausen.
Libertarian Party of Alabama announces candidate search for Alabama House Districts 74 and 104 special elections
By Libertarian Party of Alabama
on August 09, 2013 at 5:10 PM, updated August 10, 2013 at 9:02 AM
Call for candidates
The Libertarian Party of Alabama is announcing candidate searches and ballot access petitioning for the upcoming special elections for Alabama House of Representatives District 74 in Montgomery, which was vacated by Rep.
From Ballot Access News, August 12, 2013:
The Alabama Libertarian Party has nominated Dick Coffee for U.S. House, for the special election in the First district that will be held later this year. The party has already started petitioning to get on the ballot for that election.
The Libertarian Party of Alabama has not had any candidates on the ballot for statewide or federal office since 2002.… Read more ...
Dear Members and Friends of Liberty,
Thanks to the members of the Libertarian Party of Alabama who attended the convention and business meeting. We have been experiencing a time of significant growth and the organization appears to be headed in a positive direction.
June 8, 2013 – LPA State Convention – The Libertarian Party of Alabama elected new leaders at their annual convention in Birmingham, Alabama.… Read more ...
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