Browne participates in third party debate, launches new TV ad, and plans FEC lawsuit
Harry Browne has charged into the last six weeks of his presidential campaign -- bolstered by invitations to two televised third-party debates, a new, hard-hitting TV ad, several lobbying efforts to try to end the media "Browne-Out," and a planned lawsuit against the FEC....
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Libertarian Party runs 1,420+ candidates around USA
Record-setting slate is more than all other third parties combined
The Libertarian Party will run more than 1,420 candidates for local, state, and federal office this year -- the most candidates in party history, and more than all other alternative parties combined....
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Howell bests Ventura's fundraising; announces $100k in television ads
The Carla Howell for U.S. Senate campaign has passed a third-party milestone in fundraising, and is heading into the last month before Election Day with $100,000 worth of TV ads scheduled to blitz the Massachusetts airwaves....
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Advocates for Self-Government offers free copy of communications magazine
The Advocates for Self-Government is offering a free copy of a new magazine -- designed to help libertarians become more "successful communicators" -- to anyone who requests it, the organization has announced....
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Art Olivier campaigns in seven states
Vice presidential candidate Art Olivier swept through seven states from late September through late October -- speaking at major universities, whipping up crowds at Libertarian rallies, and talking to the press in support of the Browne for President campaign....
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