Bob Barr

... going to vote for a third party if they don't even know who the third party is." Johnson switched to the Libertarian Party in December after his try at the Republican nod, and was nominated to the Libertarian ticket earlier this month at the party's ...  

Ron Paul and Gary Johnson should run together for the Libertarian Party nominations for president and vice president, respectively. That wouldn't guarantee their selection. However, Paul-Johnson would be the strongest ticket the LP could offer. It would be the best alternative available to the Republicrats.  

The Libertarian Party has struggled with its identity since its founding in 1971. Technically America’s third largest political party, the LP’s political efforts have often made it seem like America’s Third Largest Debate Club. Yet as Mike Riggs and Garrett Quinn write, it appears the party has found a balance this year with the nomination of former two-term New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson for president and Judge Jim Gray of California for...  

... legislative districts with only one candidate on the primary ballot. The Peace & Freedom Party, and the Libertarian Party, have each filed some declared write-in candidates in some of these districts. Under the law, anyone who places second in the ...  

On May 22, U.S. District Court Judge John Gibney held a status conference in Libertarian Party of Virginia and Darryl Bonner v Charles Judd, 3:12-cv-367. This is the lawsuit filed by the Libertarian Party of Virginia against that state’s ban on out-of-state circulators. All briefs on whether the law is unconstitutional are due June 21, [...]  

The following information was released by the campaign of Jim Gray for vice president. Fresh from winning the Vice Presidential nomination at the Libertarian Party annual convention last weekend in Las Vegas, Newport Beach Judge Jim Gray returns ...  

The selection of former Republican New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson as its presidential nominee, and former California Superior Court Judge Jim Gray as its vice presidential nominee, brings strength and credibility to the party. Whether the Libertarian Party ...  

The Libertarian Party of Delaware recently had their state convention and passed a resolution praising Republican Presidential candidate and Congressman Ron Paul of Texas, himself a former Libertarian Party candidate. Resolution Recognizing the ...  

The Libertarian Party national convention smoothly nominated candidates for President and Vice-President on Saturday, May 5. There were no problems with parliamentary procedure or with the voting process, during the voting for President and Vice-President. However, the voting process for national party officers was very different, and involved the first instance (as far as is [...]  

Former two-term New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson will be the Libertarian Party's 2012 presidential nominee, and former judge James "Jim" Gray will be his running mate.  Gray beat out Lee Wrights and one other candidate for the vice presidential nomination.  Gray, a former Orange County Superior Court Judge who ran against Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) as a Libertarian in 2004, announced his candidacy last week. Shortly after, Johnson...  

... Paul's presidential campaign says there's "no chance" that the Texas Republican congressman will endorse Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson for president over presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney. "No," campaign chairman Jesse Benton said in a ...  

... Georgia congressman Bob Barr to win the nomination. There will likely be some drama, however, as the Libertarian Party doesn't have pledged convention delegates. According to party rules, all delegates are free to vote for the candidate of their ...  

Gary Johnson, the long presumptive nominee of the Libertarian Party, has captured his title in this weekend’s Libertarian convention in Las Vegas. It is pretty much accepted that the purpose of his current campaign is to increase the party’s exposure ...  

May 2, 2012 The Libertarian Party is hoping that the old saying “Life begins at 40” proves true for its presidential aspirations in 2012. Founded in 1972, the Libertarian Party will mark its 40th anniversary by nominating former New Mexico...  

LAS VEGAS: The US Libertarian Party on Saturday chose former Republican New Mexico governor Gary Johnson as its presidential candidate in the November 6 election. Johnson, who announced in December he would run for president as a Libertarian ...