Republicans in Columbus are at it again. Instead of competing in the open marketplace of ideas, they are scheming to change the rules and silence millions of Ohio voters. Their newest weapon is House Bill 320, introduced this year, which would close Ohio’s primary elections to only those who declare a party affiliation at least […]
Republicans Are Rigging Ohio’s Elections Against Challengers – Again Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 10, 2025 COLUMBUS, OH – The Libertarian Party of Ohio is standing firmly against House Bill 427, legislation that would allow utility companies to throttle customers’ energy use during periods of high demand. Libertarian candidate Zach Hall, running for Ohio State Representative in District 43, is leading the charge, calling the proposal
Ohio Libertarians Oppose HB 427: Zach Hall Calls It “Corporate Overreach into Our Homes” Read More »
The Libertarian Party of Ohio is proud to report that our Summer Conference, held August 22–24 at the Sonesta Downtown Columbus, was a great success. More than 70 members, candidates, guests, and coalition partners attended across the weekend, creating an energetic and welcoming atmosphere. The program featured candidate training, dynamic panels, and documentary screenings. Panels
LPO Summer Conference 2025 Recap Read More »
Dan Ariely’s Predictably Irrational makes you laugh at human behavior while also leaving you baffled that we ever managed skyscrapers or rocket launches. The main point is clear: people rarely make decisions like calculators. Choices get nudged, tricked, and distracted by illusions. Marketers, teachers, and politicians know this well. Ariely simply adds the science. A Libertarian perspective
Book Review: Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely (with an Ohio Libertarian twist) Read More »
The 2026 to 2027 Ohio state budget (House Bill 96) is worth $60 billion. It has been promoted using buzzwords like “tax reform,” “property tax relief,” and “community investment.” These phrases sound promising, but a closer look reveals something else. Libertarians see the budget as another example of too much spending, too much taxation, and
Libertarian Take: What’s Really in Ohio’s 2026–2027 Budget Read More »