WHEREAS the Libertarian Party of Michigan (LPMI) is aware of statements by failed 2024 MIGOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers noting his interest in returning to such a campaign in 2026,andWHEREAS LPMI executed a competing Senate race in which candidate Joseph …
LPMI Passes Resolution Regarding the 2026 US Senate Election in Michigan Read More »
By Scotty Boman Lansing, MI – On March 23rd dozens of defense-rights activists rallied near the Michigan Capitol under the title. Organizers called for the abolition of “gun free” zones, and the hiring of actual armed security for schools. …
WOOD TV is excluding two-thirds of the gubernatorial candidates who will appear on the general election ballot. The Libertarian Party of Michigan believes this is designed to protect the Democrats’ and Republicans’ virtual monopoly on power.
Jon Elgas is the 2022 Libertarian Party nominee for Michigan’s 22nd District State Senate seat. The newly approved district boundaries have been the subject of countless controversies, and the current candidates and their campaigns are sure to continue this trajectory.
The Libertarian Party of Michigan nominated candidates for 2022.
Link to the January 2022 Michigan Libertarian Editors note: This article is about a resolution passed by an affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Michigan. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Libertarian Party of Michigan, it’s officers, …
Wayne County Affiliate Condemns “Purge” of LNC Secretary Read More »
Link to the December 2021 Michigan Libertarian Detroit, MI – Scotty Boman lost Detroit’s District 4 Police Commissioner campaign to the incumbent on November Second. Boman was one of two Libertarian Party of Michigan candidates on the ballot in 2021. …
Link to the December 2020 Michigan Libertarian Editors note: The rise of a Libertarian Northern Michigan is under-way in the wake of Donna Gundle-Krieg’s election to the Mancelona Township Board of Trustees. Skeptics doubted a Libertarian would defeat a major …
Link to the November 2020 Michigan Libertarian By Greg Stempfle The Libertarian Party of Michigan ran 60 candidates for Federal, State, and local public office in this unusual election season marked by a global pandemic, a large percentage of absentee …
Michigan Elects Local Libertarian Candidates as Unofficial Ballot Counting Wraps Up Read More »
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