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The Libertarian Party of Staten Island held their annual convention Sunday, February 24. The convention had 40 guests in attendance. The 2018 Libertarian gubernatorial candidate, Larry Sharpe spoke, as well as NYC public advocate candidate Daniel Christman and congressional candidate […]

The Queens County Libertarian Party held their annual convention on February 10, 2019. Taking place in a residential home in Forest Hills, a table was set for 8 people but the actual attendance far exceeded that! Guests ranged from Queens

This historic convention will be held at the Radisson Airport Hotel on the Rochester Institute of Technology campus. It is walking distance to Park Point at RIT, an area with dining and entertainment. “The very nature of the party is

The legend of the leprechaun is as much a part of St. Patrick’s Day in the U.S. as corned beef and cabbage. Like other American pop-culture icons, the leprechaun has been retooled, reimagined, and reconstituted until it resembles very little

Third Biggest Party in America Recruiting a Candidate for November Public Advocate Election and Beyond Please fill out this form if you or someone you know is interested in running as a Libertarian in New York City. Thanks to the

At the March 3, 2019 State Committee meeting, Tony D’Orazio and Tucker Coburn were elected Vice Chairs, filling the vacancies left by the resignations of Shawn Hannon and Brian Waddell. D’Orazio was first elected to the State Committee in 2017

The Brooklyn Libertarian Party held its annual convention on January 15th, 2018 at Cherry Tree Bar in Brooklyn, New York. Elections for officer positions took place. Devin Balkind was elected as chair. This will be his second term serving in

Hello Liberty Leaders, I’m writing to give you some news since the 2018 election and important ways you can continue to advance liberty in New York this year. History in 2018 Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated and/or voted

Young people are increasingly saying “no thanks” to the two old and  long established political parties. [1] This is likely due in part to a growing sense of disappointment in the ideological relativism of our political parties.  With getting re

A couple of things in the news have prompted me to write about homelessness. One is a recent online article of the Manhattan Institute stating that deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill continues in New York. The article said Governor Cuomo