The 2026 Convention of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas will be held on the weekend of February 20-22, 2026 at the Comfort Inn & Suites Presidential in Little Rock. This year’s business agenda includes the nomination of candidates for the […]
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The Libertarian Party of Arkansas (LPAR) submitted 13,238 signatures to the Arkansas Secretary of State’s office today, significantly exceeding the 10,000 registered voter signatures required to be recognized as a “new political party.” Should the petition be certified as sufficient,
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The Libertarian Party will be on the Arkansas ballot in 2026, and we are seeking candidates to run for public office. If you believe that individuals should be free to live their lives with minimal government intervention; if you think
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Despite limited resources, the LPAR Ballot-Access Petition Campaign is making good progress. Donors and volunteers have stepped up to keep the campaign going, but we still need the help of all of our supporters. Signatures Collected – Nearing the half-way
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For over a decade, the Libertarian Party of Arkansas has fielded candidates in Arkansas elections, offering the voters an alternative. We intend to do so again for 2026, but we need your help. Because the Arkansas election laws make it
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The Libertarian Party of Arkansas Annual Convention The 2025 Convention of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas will be held on April 5, 2025. The Benton County Libertarian Party will be co-hosting this year’s event at the Candlewood Suites in Rogers,
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Libertarian election results for 2024 For the seventh consecutive electoral cycle, the Libertarian Party of Arkansas fielded candidates in the general election. This year we have two victories to celebrate: Frank Gilbert was elected Constable for Big Rock Township in Pulaski County. Thomas Turcol was
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Election day is only four weeks away! The Libertarian Party of Arkansas is fielding candidates all across the state and we are asking for your votes. Two ballot lines will provide a Libertarian option for all Arkansas voters: Chase Oliver
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At the national convention of the Libertarian Party last weekend, delegates from across the nation nominated Chase Oliver for President and Mike ter Maat for Vice President. Arkansas was represented by eight delegates (less than 1% of the convention attendees).
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At a meeting yesterday (May 4, 2024), the Executive Committee of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas passed a resolution strongly objecting to the invitations sent to President Biden and former President Trump to speak at the Libertarian National Convention. In
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Libertarian Party of Arkansas Endorses Government Transparency Initiatives The Libertarian Party of Arkansas has adopted a resolution of support for the Arkansas Government Disclosure Act and Amendment of 2024, a pair of citizen-initiated measures intended to both strengthen Arkansas’ Freedom
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PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: February 26, 2024 Little Rock, Arkansas Arkansas Libertarians Nominate Candidates for 2024 At their annual convention over the past weekend, the Libertarian Party of Arkansas nominated candidates for the 2024 election. The list of nominated
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The Libertarian Party of Arkansas Annual Convention The 2024 Convention of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas will be held on the weekend of February 23-25, 2024 at the Comfort Inn & Suites Presidential in Little Rock. This year’s business agenda includes:
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The Libertarian Party will be on the ballot in Arkansas in 2024, and we’re looking for candidates to run for public office. If you believe that people should be able to lead their lives however they see fit with minimal
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Press Release For immediate release October 11, 2023 Little Rock, Arkansas Libertarians File for Ballot Access for 2024 This morning, representatives of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas (LPAR) submitted petitions to the Arkansas Secretary of State seeking to become a
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Recognition! Membership Rewards! Cash Payments! In order to mobilize our volunteer resources to the fullest for this year’s Ballot Access Petition Campaign, the Libertarian Party of Arkansas is announcing a Volunteer Incentive Program. For
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Our petition drive for 2024 is underway! The Libertarian Party of Arkansas is seeking to form a “new political party” . . . again. For the past six electoral cycles, the Libertarian Party has given the voters of Arkansas an
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Big Liberty in Hot Springs, April 22 The Annual Convention of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas will be held April 22, 2023 at the Hot Springs Elks Lodge, 132 Abbott Pl, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Registration starts at 9:00 AM,
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Letter from the Editor It’s been a year since we issued our first cover of this newsletter, and I could not be more excited to have been a part of it. Natural Liberty really opened up our communication with one
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Arkansas voters will decide on four ballot issues in this election. As a service to the voters, the Platform Committee of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas has drafted a set of Libertarian positions on the proposals. These statements do not
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In a decision issued late on Friday, U.S. District Judge Kristine G. Baker ruled that several sections of Arkansas election law governing “new political parties” were unconstitutional. The LPAR raised the issues in a lawsuit against the state in 2019
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Updated April 27, 2022* The one week filing period for candidates to register to run for office in Arkansas ended at noon on March 1, 2022. By the time the week ended, a record 56 Libertarian Candidates had successfully registered.
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The Annual Convention of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas will be held FEBRUARY 18-20 at the DOUBLETREE HOTEL in downtown Little Rock. We’re planning the biggest and best convention ever! This year’s business agenda includes the nomination of CANDIDATES FOR
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Earlier today, prosecuting attorney Jeff Phillips announced that he will be moving forward with charging Lonoke County sheriff’s deputy Michael Davis in the shooting death of underage teen Hunter Brittain. While the Libertarian Party of Arkansas applauds the decision to
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