2023 Mooresville Election Results MOORESVILLE — In what was Morgan County’s only contested race in Tuesday’s municipal elections, Republican Kirk Witt defeated Libertarian Danny Lundy by a vote of 457 to 191 for a spot on the Mooresville Town Council. ...
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Lundy, Witt face off in county’s only contested race Election Day arrives Nov. 7 MOORESVILLE — Regardless of what happens in the upcoming Nov. 7 municipal election, Mooresville will have a new face on its town council in 2024. Incumbent ...
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2022 Madison Township Board Candidate Forum The Community Taxpayers Association held a candidates forum on April 9th, 2022. Kristin Alexander was the sole Libertarian invited to attend along with her four Republican challengers, but only two of them showed up ...
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Candidates have been busy in recent weeks filing for the upcoming election for a number of available seats at the local, state and federal level. Something candidates have also been doing recently is raising money for their respective campaigns. The ...
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Representatives from the National Libertarian Party came together with state and county affiliates in Indianapolis to conduct an intensive, in-person, educational sessions over Campaigns and Affiliate Leadership. Our Morgan County affiliate had several participants, including Kristin Alexander, MCLP Secretary and ...
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Have the passion for a principled & innovative government, but no experience campaigning? NO PROBLEM! The award-winning Morgan County Libertarian Party has your back. Learn what it takes to run a campaign, meet new people in your community, and most ...
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The Cajun Libertarian Features Kristin Alexander Our own Kristin Alexander talks about blood orange bourbon and issues facing Madison Township and Morgan County on the Cajun Libertarian. If you missed it live, you can still hear her praise our MCLP ...
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Libertarians stump in Martinsville MARTINSVILLE — For Donald Rainwater, the reason he’s running for Indiana Governor is quite simple. “I grew up learning and believing that our constitutional republic, our constitutional government, is designed for us to have a limited ...
Read MoreCOLUMN: The Holcomb, Myers malaise I’m thinking of doing something different in the gubernatorial election. Some will say I would be wasting my vote. The same temptation teased me in the 2016 presidential election. Disgusted that our political process delivered ...
Read MoreLETTER: A fresh choice over old two-party system People are clamoring for a choice this election season. The media would have us believe that the highest office in the land may only be held by one of two long-standing political ...
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