Source: Ballot Access News

According to this Facebook message, Oklahomans upset by the lack of choices on Oklahoma’s presidential ballot will hold a rally at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Monday, October 8, to publicize the problem. The Libertarian Party nominee for Congress from the 4th district, R. J. Harris, and the Democratic nominee for Congress from that same district, Donna Bebo, are among the speakers.

This is the third presidential election in a row in which Oklahoma voters are not permitted to vote for Read more »

Source: RJHarris.com

In the very near future you are going to be called to serve on a jury and asked by the government to convict and put in prison one of your fellow Americans for refusing to comply with the mandatory health insurance tax levied against all citizens for nothing more than being alive. By the way, if we can be taxed for merely existing that sounds like SLAVERY to me but I digress. What you may not know is that our Founding Fathers have provided We the People with the ability Read more »

Source: Ballot Access News

On May 15, Nebraska held a presidential primary for the Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian Parties. Here is a link to the unofficial results, via the Secretary of State’s web page. Gary Johnson won the Libertarian primary and Roger Gary placed second. UPDATE: later returns show Lee Wrights in second place. Thanks to the commenters who pointed this out. Read more »

Source: Ballot Access News

North Carolina held a presidential primary on May 8 for the Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian Parties. The State Board of Elections web page has unofficial results, but it is not easy to link to the presidential results.

As of 11:30 p.m. eastern time, the Democratic results are: President Obama 757,195; no preference 198,903. Read more »

Source: Libertarian Party (LP.org)

Source: RJHarris2012.com

RJ Harris is now running against Tom Cole of Oklahoma’s 4th Congressional District. RJ Harris is committed to expanding and empowering constitutional conservative principles across the nation. Tom Cole has failed as a conservative leader in Congress. He voted for bailouts, the patriot act, to fund Planned Parenthood, for the NDAA and he’s a GOP party player. The two party system has failed us in every way conceivable. RJ Harris will fight to Read more »

Source: RJHarris2012.com

Dear Friends and Supporters:

With regret I must report that my campaign has not raised the funds necessary to wage a national campaign for president any longer. Initially it was my belief that we needed a back up candidate to Ron Paul in case he did not win the GOP nomination. However, with Gov. Johnson joining the LP nomination this mission will have to fall to either him or Mr. Lee Wrights now and I wish them both the very best. With Ron Paul leaving the Congress we Read more »

Source: Libertarian Party (LP.org)

Presidential Candidates running for the Libertarian Party nomination submitted 175-word statements for the upcoming issue of LP News, the national Libertarian Party newsletter.

Six of these candidates last qualified* for posting of presidential candidates to the LP.org web site: Lee Wrights, Bill Still, Carl Person, Gary Johnson, RJ Harris, and Jim Burns. Below are their statements: Read more »

Source: RJHarris2012.com

Editors Note: RJ Harris explains how Kony may be constitutionally captured and brought to justice. For more information on Letters of Marque, please visit constitution.org or follow this link.

If the Congress were still issuing Letters of Marque, in accordance with article I section 8 of the Constitution, then Privateers might have captured and turned over Kony twenty Read more »

Source: Liberty Lion

By Dr. Tom Stevens

On Saturday, March 10, 2012, the Libertarian Party of Michigan held its annual Liberty Festival & Libby Awards in addition to holding a Presidential Debate and Libertarian Presidential Straw Poll at the Delhi Cafe in Holt, Michigan. All the announced Libertarian Party Presidential Candidates were invited to participate.

Gary Johnson, Carl Person & Bill Still were in attendance and each gave a 20-minute Read more »