The Libertarian Party ran more than 1430 candidates in the 2000 elections, more than twice as many as all other third parties combined. We fielded candidates for 255 of the 435 seats in the U.S House as well as 25 of the 33 Senate seats up for election -- the first time in eighty years that any third party has contested a majority of the seats in Congress. Our slate of U.S. House candidates received 1.7 million votes, the first time any third party has received over a million votes for U.S. House.

We are building a new political party from the grassroots up, and the vast majority of our candidates are running for local office. Currently, over 300 Libertarians hold elective office, more than twice as many as all other third parties combined.

Make a Difference!

We are seeking candidates for the 2005-6 elections. Interested? Please click below and look up your own municipality to see what offices are up for election.

• Listing of local elected offices and their terms of expiration

ALSO, be sure to contact us and let us know of your interest and we will help guide you through this process, as well explain to you party resources that are available for local candidates.

Pennsylvania Libertarian Party Candidates Election 2005

Pennsylvania Libertarian Party Candidates Election 2004

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HELP US!!!

Get involved in our ballot access petition drive. As a third party we need lots of signatures of registered voters. From federal elections on down, we need your help!

http://www.lppa.org/ballotaccess/

To meet up with other local volunteers let us know of your interest!

Old Election Information

LPCS: Libertarian Party Campaign School

Success 99 for 2000 June 1999