The Individualist: October 2023
As we move towards next spring’s LP presidential nomination, there are lots of exciting things happening at LPRI. In our October newsletter:
As we move towards next spring’s LP presidential nomination, there are lots of exciting things happening at LPRI. In our October newsletter:
LPRI’s annual convention is fast approaching. We hope you’ll join us at Lucky’s in East Providence on Sunday, May 21. For details on convention business and important dates, make sure to check out our special convention 2023 edition of The Individualist.
Reflections on the 2022 election and where that leaves the party as we prepare for 2024 are the subject of the first 2023 issue of The Individualist.
Contact: Katherine Revello, Communications Director [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island Condemns the Format of Rhode Island College’s Gubernatorial Forum The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island (LPRI) condemns the formatting of the October 13 gubernatorial forum, cosponsored by The Providence Journal, The Public’s Radio and Rhode Island College. The decision to…
With under two months until the November 2022 election, LPRI’s focus is on getting our endorsed gubernatorial candidate elected and ensuring the party receives the 5% of the vote it needs to become a recognized political party. That’s the focus of this special edition of our newsletter, The Individualist. Get to know candidate Elijah Gizzarelli…
Contact: Katherine Revello, Communications Director [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: After Board of Elections Challenge, the Libertarian Party of Rhode Island’s Endorsed Candidate for Governor Receives Ballot Placement. Libertarian candidate for governor Elijah Gizzarelli will appear on the general election ballot this November. After the Rhode Island Secretary of State’s office determined Gizzarelli did not collect…
Contact: Katherine Revello, Communications [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: LPRI Will Challenge Denial of Ballot Placement to Endorsed Candidates The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island (LPRI) will challenge the state’s denial of ballot placement to Elijah Gizzarelli, the party’s endorsed gubernatorial candidate, and Corey Vechhiarino, the party’s endorsed Rhode Island House of Representatives candidate for District…
Contact: Katherine Revello, Communications [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island Endorses Elijah Gizzarelli for governor The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island (LPRI) has formally endorsed Elijah Gizzarelli as the Libertarian Candidate for the 2022 Governor’s race in Rhode Island. A native Rhode Islander and veteran, Gizzarelli brings with him multiple years…
Libertarians affirm the individual right recognized by the Second Amendment to keep and bear arms, and oppose the prosecution of individuals for exercising their rights of self-defense. Private property owners should be free to establish their own conditions regarding the presence of personal defense weapons on their own property. We oppose all laws at any…
The declaration period for candidates wishing to run in the November 2022 midterms is fast approaching! Running a gubernatorial candidate is LPRI’s next, best chance to gain status as a recognized political party in the state. That’s the theme of this month’s issue of The Individualist, our monthly newsletter. Hear from Chair Billy Hunt, learn…
We know running for office can be daunting. There’s lots of paperwork to fill out and deadlines to manage. And it involves dealing with government, something none of us do happily. But LPRI is here to help make running for political office easier. Our Executive Committee has experience running and supporting campaigns for political office…
Members of the Executive Committee of the Libertarian Party of Rhode Island voted during a June 6 meeting to rescind the endorsement awarded to Michael Fleury for his campaign for City Council in Warwick. An endorsement of Fleury’s campaign was awarded by LPRI’s members at its 202 state convention. Fleury’s ineligibility to hold elected office…