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Latest Announcements and Press Releases:
- May 21st Meeting Cancelled; Call for Convention June 16Due to May 21st being the first day of the Libertarian National Convention, the regularly scheduled May 21st business meeting is cancelled. The biennial County… Read more: May 21st Meeting Cancelled; Call for Convention June 16
- March 19 Business Meeting CancelledDue to a lack of quorum, there will be no business meeting on March 19. The next scheduled social is April 5 at Bennett’s Publical… Read more: March 19 Business Meeting Cancelled
- Libertarian Primary FAQ – May 5thThe Libertarian primary is Tuesday, May 5th. Polls are open during standard Ohio voting hours on Election Day. Early in person and absentee by mail… Read more: Libertarian Primary FAQ – May 5th
Libertarians of Montgomery is a county-level affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Ohio. Our goal is nothing more nor less than a world set free in our lifetime. To this end, we intend to grow our county affiliate to promote liberty candidates for local offices, challenge unjust laws and support needed reforms, and demonstrate ways people can voluntarily accomplish what the government fails to accomplish coercively.
Libertarians of Montgomery hosts a casual social gathering at 6pm on the first Sunday of each month at Bennett’s Publical, 67 S Main St, Miamisburg, OH 45342, and a business meeting at 6 pm on the third Thursday of each month at Brixx Ice Company, 500 E 1st St, Dayton. Both meetings are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend! Check the Events Calendar to verify the time and date of the next meeting, or to find other Libertarian Party events near you.
Links to External Articles:
- Libertarian candidates for Ohio governor talk to 2 NEWSDon Kissick and Travis Vought are the Libertarians on the ballot for Ohio governor. A Navy and Marine Corps veteran, respectively, both say they’re running to give you another option. “It’s time we had… Read more: Libertarian candidates for Ohio governor talk to 2 NEWS
- Dayton suspends Flock license plate readers, says data used for immigration enforcementThe policy requires approval by the support services division commander or designee for an outside agency to have access to the license plate reader data.… Read more: Dayton suspends Flock license plate readers, says data used for immigration enforcement
- Temporary Protected Status and the Supreme Court: an explainerOn Monday, March 16, the justices agreed to consider the Syria and Haiti disputes on the merits. Oral argument will take place at the end of April,… Read more: Temporary Protected Status and the Supreme Court: an explainer
- New York Gov. Hochul Begs ‘High-Net-Worth’ Refugees To Return and Be TaxedHochul invited those who opposed her policies to leave. Many did. Now she wants them back. At a campaign rally in 2022, Hochul directed Republicans to “just… Read more: New York Gov. Hochul Begs ‘High-Net-Worth’ Refugees To Return and Be Taxed
- Seattle’s Minimum Wage Laws Backfired on Uber and Lyft. Now the Union Wants To Limit Drivers.As demand for trips has plummeted in the wake of the wage hikes, the Drivers Union is trying to limit the number of gig workers… Read more: Seattle’s Minimum Wage Laws Backfired on Uber and Lyft. Now the Union Wants To Limit Drivers.
- Blame U.S. Regulations for China’s Dominance in Rare-Earth MineralsAmerica once dominated the rare-earth market, but permitting requirements are holding the industry back. Permitting is a major problem. It takes seven to 10 years… Read more: Blame U.S. Regulations for China’s Dominance in Rare-Earth Minerals
Officers
Josh Umbaugh, Committee Chair
Joe Hendrix, Committee Treasurer
Michael Lopez, Committee Secretary
Ben Schultheis, Committee Member At-Large
Erin Umbaugh, Committee Member At-Large
