LP Iowa

County supervisors across Iowa have certified the votes cast in their counties, and on December 5, 2016, the Secretary of State released the results.  Here is one of the important tweets: Iowa Sec. of State ‏@IowaSOS Dec 5 The @LPIowa […]

As the LPIA transfers to full political party status, interest in and participation with the Libertarian Party of Iowa is increasing. The party’s chair reports the number of registered Libertarians in Iowa is only a few hundred voters short of

Libertarians gained political party status in Iowa on November 8, 2016. The status cannot be officially recognized until after votes are certified on December 5th, but the party’s leadership team already is working on the transition. There are several ways you

Thank you to everyone who voted. With your votes, and the hard work of volunteers and down-ticket candidates, the Libertarian Party has reached major party status. This is a designation by the State of Iowa given to parties whose candidate

This is it, November 8, 2016 – Election Day. Lots of people are working long hours today to make sure you have the opportunity to vote. The best way to thank them is to vote. In Iowa polls are open

Tomorrow is Election Day. If you have been putting off voting, or still trying to decide for whom to vote, now is the time to vote. County Auditors’ offices will be accepting hand-delivered absentee ballots today and tomorrow, and you

It is Sunday before Election Day and LPIA.org is looking at recent news. But first we want to tell you about Libertarian watch parties planned in Polk County and Scott County for November 8, 2016.  Visit the county affiliate pages

Four days to go until Election Day 2016. Please keep promoting Libertarian candidates and remember to vote. For Iowans who want to vote absentee, if you mail in your ballot, remember it must be postmarked no later than November 7. The