Link to the August 2021 Michigan Libertarian By Tim Yow, Chair Call to Members, Reestablishing the Legislative Committee A major part of my plan for the party during my current 2 year term, as chairman, is a fiercely re-imagined legislative …
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Editors note: Most of this information is directly from an announcement by Rank MI Vote. “Ranked choice voting (RCV)” is also known as “instant runoff voting (IRV).” Article II Elections Section 2. of the Libertarian Party of Michigan Platform reads, …
By Scotty Boman, Editorial Link to January 2019 Michigan Libertarian Another year has passed, but in many ways 2018 was different for the Libertarian Party of Michigan. Love it or hate it, this was the year that we played the game …
By Bill Hall, Chair Link to January 2019 Michigan Libertarian Following their losses in the November election, the Republican legislature moved swiftly to exploit the lame-duck session of the Michigan legislature. They proposed hundreds of bills designed to protect the …
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For Immediate Release The Libertarian Party of Michigan enters the fray to reform No Fault and challenge special interest groups that have been undermining voters for decades. October 16, 2017 CONTACT: Libertarian Party of Michigan No Fault Reform Spokesperson Paul …
Group Opposes Hefty Tax That Would Affect Michigan Families Kalamazoo, April 7, 2015 – The Libertarian Party of Southwest Michigan unanimously passed a resolution urging the citizens of Michigan to oppose the upcoming May 5th ballot proposal. The resolution …
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Resolution to be presented at 4/7 meeting of Kalamazoo affIliate: A resolution urging the citizens of Southwest Michigan to oppose Proposal 1 on the May 5th , 2015 statewide ballot. Whereas, The passage of Proposal 1 would be a $2 …
From Will White The House introduced two new election bills which are in committee. The first one would add more types of picture ID cards that would be accepted when going to the polls to vote. It still allows for …
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