LP Iowa

There are yard signs, bumper stickers, rack cards (informational sheets about the candidates and their approach to government), and more available to help promote name familiarity of and provide reasons for your neighbors to vote for Gary Johnson and William […]

Twitter post from the Polk County Auditor August 24, 2016: Jamie Fitzgerald ‏@Polkauditorfitz 10h10 hours ago Absentee ballots will be sent on September 29th which is also the first day to vote the Election Office. Over 6,500 requests already. Every

The Libertarian Party is on the ballot. Yes, that includes our candidates for president and vice president, Governors Gary Johnson and William Weld. That might not seem such a big deal considering there are 10 sets of people running in Iowa

A new Quinnipiac University poll was released today that like the NBC News poll from last week has Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson at 12% in Iowa.  In the poll, Johnson finishes second in those 18-34 year old voters with 29%.

You can vote only once during the General Election, so be sure to vote Libertarian Party whether you cast your vote through an absentee ballot or at the voting booth on Election Day. You do not have to wait until

Lou Jasiaoff (seated), regional director for Midwest targeted states for the Johnson-Weld presidential campaign, and Marco Battaglia (standing), volunteer coordinator in Iowa, hosted a meeting in Des Moines on August 12, 2016. Statewide and national media have been paying attention

Nomination petitions for County offices in Iowa may be filed from August 8 through August 31, 2016. One of the county offices elected on a non-partisan ballot is that of a Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioner.  While candidates would

The chair of the Libertarian Party of Iowa reports we have 1,450 of the 1,500 signatures needed to place Gary Johnson and Bill Weld on the Iowa ballot for president and vice president in 2016. Keep gathering those signatures and

In just three months, absentee voting for the General Election begins in Iowa.  From observing past elections, we expect several precincts to have more than half the votes cast before Election Day. We can also expect people to learn about