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For Immediate Release: PRESS RELEASE: The Libertarian Party of Iowa (LPIA) to host Libertarian Presidential Forum The Libertarian Party of Iowa, at our annual State Convention, will be hosting it’s first ever Presidential Candidate Forum. The convention will feature keynot speaker, former United States Senator and Rhode Island Governor […]

For Immediate Release: PRESS RELEASE: The Libertarian Party of Iowa (LPIA) and Thomas Halterman clears first hurdle in lawsuit against Iowa Senator Claire Celsi We allege Senator Celsi recently engaged in unconstitutional conduct, namely in limiting the Iowa voter’s ability

Iowa Libertarians, On February 8th, 2020 at 1:00pm, Iowa Libertarians will meet to caucus and convention at the county level. Additionally, we will have a virtual caucus option for rural Iowans in unorganized counties and for Iowa Libertarians unable to

For Immediate Release: PRESS RELEASE: The Libertarian Party of Iowa (LPIA), alongside co-plaintiff, Jake Porter, has filed suit in federal court  to defend independent and third party ballot access rights During the 2019 legislative session, multiple bills and amendments threatened

For Immediate Release: PRESS RELEASE: The Libertarian Party of Iowa (LPIA) and Thomas Halterman filed a lawsuit against Iowa Senator Claire Celsi in federal court for violating the First Amendment rights of Iowans. Senator Celsi recently engaged in unconstitutional conduct,

The Libertarian Party of Iowa is pleased to announce our caucus date and time for 2020: Saturday, February 8th at 1:00pm! The LPIA held it’s first ever caucus in 2018 and organized 23 county parties, join us in 2020 as we grow our

Why I ran for office and why you should consider running as a Libertarian   There were many reasons I ran for office as a Libertarian. One of them was so independent Iowans would have a choice outside of the

“Which is better – to be ruled by one tyrant three thousand miles away or by three thousand tyrants one mile away?   Defense of our liberties starts at home. As we see in the state capital of Des Moines, even the DSM city council believes they

Governor Reynolds has vetoed a bipartisan bill that would have expanded medical marijuana in the state of Iowa.  Now, thousands of Iowans are left suffering unnecessarily. For nearly a decade, the state legislature has debated this issue and rarely has