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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The Oklahoma Libertarian Party, known for promoting personal liberty and limited government, is organizing a rally against capital punishment. The rally will take place at 1:00pm on Saturday, October 23rd, on the north side of the Oklahoma State Capitol. Libertarian
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – March 29, 2021 – With its appeal for a hearing denied by the U.S. Supreme Court, the City of Oklahoma City has lost the final battle in its efforts to enforce an unconstitutional ban on free
March 29, 2021 – The Oklahoma Libertarian Party (OKLP) released a statement on various social media platforms opposing the call for vaccine passports. “We, the OKLP, oppose any and all government intervention in people’s personal medical decisions including the call
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused Oklahoma City’s petition for a hearing in the City’s efforts to have a ruling from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals on a panhandling ordinance reversed. That ruling, a victory for plaintiffs including
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Moore, Oklahoma – March 28, 2021 – With a record number of delegates attending its annual convention, the Oklahoma Libertarian Party (OKLP) elected a new state Chair: Kevin Hobbie of Atoka, OK. The OKLP’s chair position was vacated by Choctaw
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On this, the 15th day of November, in the year 2020: WHEREAS, 2020 was a Presidential year, with Jo Jorgensen as the Libertarian Party candidate for this position, and, WHEREAS, 2020 also gave all Oklahomans a full slate of Libertarian
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On Aug. 31st the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in McCraw, et al. v. City of Oklahoma City, upholding free speech by overturning a city ordinance that banned people from standing in medians of
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Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner candidate Todd Hagopian advocates for a free market and fewer regulations concerning the oil industry’s request to declare oil production a “waste.” Read the full OK Energy Today article here.
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