Former Choctaw City Councilmember Chad Williams seeks statewide office as Oklahoma’s Libertarian candidate for Corporation Commission. Read more about him in the NonDoc article by Michael McNutt here.
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Libertarian Chad Williams is one of three candidates running for an open seat on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. The incumbent has held the seat for three decades and is term limited. Read the full Oklahoma Voice article by Emma Murphy
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Oklahoma’s Libertarian candidates for the November general election include Chase Oliver for president, Chad Williams for Oklahoma Corporation Commission, and Kenneth Blevins for Oklahoma State House District 66. Read the full Tahlequah Daily Press article by Lee Guthrie here.
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Third party candidates, like Libertarian Chase Oliver, could decide the outcome of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Read the full Newsweek article by Nick Mordowanec here. .
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In Oklahoma the Libertarian nominee, Chase Oliver, will be the only alternative party candidate and your top choice on the ballot. KFOR News 4’s Jordan Connell investigates the impact of third-party candidates on elections in his article here.
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Libertarian party presidential nominee Chase Oliver talks with C-SPAN about his presidential campaign and issues of importance for his party. View the video here.
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From The Oklahoman Newspaper: Libertarian Chase Oliver For President will be the first choice on your Oklahoma presidential ballot this year, Independent Chris Garretty will be listed last. The Oklahoman wants to know what you think about the alternative candidates
OKLP Chair Chris Powell explains in a letter to the Tulsa World why Oklahomans should reject California-style top-two “jungle” primaries. “So-called election reforms that reduce choice and further entrench the establishment, like these anti-democratic top-two schemes, are no reform at
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Chase Oliver-Libertarian and Mike ter Maat are certified as the 2024 Libertarian nominees for President and Vice-President with the Oklahoma State Election Board. Read the full article by Jordan Willow Evans of Independent Political Report here.
A new Oklahoma law which goes into effect on November 1, 2024, “ensures fundamental rights for individuals and businesses engaged in digital asset activities, positioning Oklahoma as a leader in the digital economy.” Read the full article by Susie Violet
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OKLP Chair Will Daugherty discusses the intentions and challenges facing the Libertarian party in Oklahoma elections. Read the full KOSU article by Kateleigh Mills here.
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Libertarian Party nominee and Bethany City Councilman Chris Powell’s platform in the Oklahoma race for Lieutenant Governor is simple: we don’t need a Lieutenant Governor. Read the full Oklahoma City Sentinel article by Patrick B. McGuigan.