UPDATED for 2020! The short answer is, “You don’t.” That said, the longer answer is much more interesting. Before I take you through the process, I must first explain that the Libertarian Party does not utilize a primary system for reasons of principle. Simply put, unlike the two old parties, we do not believe in …
The Collin County Libertarian Party, pleased that the 2017 Legislative Session is considering several measures to improve governance in Texas, ask that you consider: Whereas, the Texas Railroad Commission has not conducted actual railroad oversight in many years, but now actually regulates Texas’ oil and gas industry. Whereas, it is confusing, inaccurate, and misleading to …
The Collin County Libertarian Party, pleased that the 2017 Legislative Session is considering several measures to improve governance in Texas, ask that you consider: Whereas, only nine remaining states permit Straight Ticket Voting (STV). The last state (Michigan in 2016) to eliminate STV said ‘The State Legislature had good reasons to enact the law, the …
On Wednesday evening October 7, 2015, the Collin County Libertarian Party met at Scotty P Hamburgers in Allen to discuss the proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution which are on the ballot this November. The Party chose to make no recommendations on any of the amendments as libertarian arguments can made for each position. As …