The Executive Committee of the Libertarian Party of Michigan, during an emergency meeting held online on September 27, 2026, adopted a resolution formally disavowing the campaign of Anthony Hudson, who received the Party’s nomination for Governor at its June 2026 convention.
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Leadership is the intentional process of influencing individuals and groups to achieve shared goals through inspiration, strategic alignment, and emotional intelligence. Strengthening these skills requires a commitment to lifelong learning and the ability to adapt your personal style to the
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Election Day is coming up soon for Libertarian Senate candidate Ali Sledz, who is running in a special May 5th election for Michigan’s 35th district. Ali has been running an active and energetic campaign, highlighted by her battle to have
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The Libertarian Party of Michigan is currently seeking candidates for all positions in the 2026 elections. Local candidates will be selected at local Libertarian meetings in the coming months, and statewide candidates will be held at a June 28th convention.
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Libertarian Senate candidate Ali Sledz has been campaigning to have her voice heard at a March 24th candidate forum at Saginaw Valley State University. Saginaw Valley State University and NPR continue to give varying excuses for excluding Ali Sledz. This
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If you’re a first-time Libertarian candidate, you’re not just running for office—you’re building a working, local trust network that can survive scrutiny, gossip, and the grind of Election Day. Your platform matters, but in municipal politics, your operations (how you
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In February, the League of Women Voters withdrew its sponsorship of Saginaw Valley State University’s (SVSU’s) Great Lakes Bay Region Candidate Forum (March 25) because it excludes qualified Libertarian candidate, Ali Sledz. Nonetheless, SVSU refuses to do the right thing
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For Michigan Libertarian Party members and local activists considering running for public office, disability can turn basic campaign tasks into exhausting hurdles. The barriers faced by disabled candidates, transportation, inaccessible venues, unreliable accommodations, fatigue, and biased assumptions about “electability”, often
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There was a time when universities banked on the notion of intellectual excellence. Not anymore. Present at the birth of the university, Bernard of Chartres (died c. 1130) once said the following: “We are like dwarfs perched on
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