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LPIA.org issued a challenge several weeks ago for Iowans to mention Gary Johnson in conversation at least once a day. Johnson has gained name recognition in that time. Today people are far more likely to say, “Yeah, I have an […]

Temperatures across most of Iowa dropped below freezing this week. Ground-level fog rising from rivers and fields Thursday morning was beautiful. Yes, the flowers may not bloom again until next spring, but neither will mosquitos bite for the rest of the

In 27 days this election will be over. Libertarian candidates for Iowa House and Senate, as well as a few county offices, have been out knocking on doors and talking with people in their districts for months. In recent weeks,

The second debate, in a town hall style, is beginning. Gary Johnson will not be on the stage, but here is a link to a town hall on CNN Gov. Johnson and his vice presidential running mate Gov. Bill Weld participated

Thank you to Iowa Public Radio, particularly the River-to-River program. The program reached out to all the candidates on the ballot for U.S. Senate, providing each of them approximately 30 minutes of air time. Here is a link to the

Election Day is 33 days away. Our volunteers are busy informing voters about the Libertarian candidates for federal, state, and county offices. You are welcome to join us as our campaign outreach intensifies in the month ahead. We will also

8:00 pm – The vice presidential debate is about to begin. Based on early poll results, Libertarian vice presidential nominee Bill Weld will not be at Longwood University. Yet, based on the amount of media coverage Gov. Weld has received

Absentee voting began in Iowa yesterday. The Libertarian Party of Iowa asks you for your vote in support of our candidates. Every voter in Iowa will have the choice of voting Libertarian for president/vice president and for U.S. Senator. Iowans

If you want greater wealth and more personal freedom for the ordinary person, and still want security, do not waste your vote on Clinton or Trump. Vote Gary Johnson for president. Listening to post-debate talk shows, it was encouraging to