Join Eric Terford to discuss your concerns and the opportunities within Ohio’s 2nd House District.
Where: Whitehall Library Meeting Room 3 4445 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43213 When: Wed, July 24th @ 7pm
Past Rack Cards and Yard Signs
Here is a selection of past Franklin County Libertarian candidates and friends of the county party.
Meet the Candidate – Brandy Seymour
Join Brandy Seymour to discuss your concerns and the opportunities within Ohio’s 9th House District.
Where: Karl Road Library Conference Room 3 4445 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43213 When: Sat Aug 3rd @ 1pm
Meet the Candidate – Eric Terford
Join Eric Terford to discuss your concerns and the opportunities within Ohio’s 2nd House District.
Where: Whitehall Library Meeting Room 3 4445 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43213 When: Wed, July 24th @ 7pm
FCLPO Executive Committee Meeting
While this is the regular monthly business meeting for the Franklin County Libertarian Party, visitors are always welcome.
FCLPO Executive Committee Meeting
7pm, August 8th
679 High Street
Worthington
Location: Back room at The Pub Out Back
Get your limited edition “free t-shirt with ballot access” t-shirt with every donation of $50 or more!
CanISign.org: Franklin County Libertarian Candidates have new tool to verify voter eligibility for petitioning!
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new candidate petitioning tool:
This is a voter validation tool using up-to-date voter records from the Ohio Secretary of State website.
Candidates and voters can easily verify if a voter record is eligible to sign the minor part candidate petition.
All they need is last name, street name the county from the pull down, the online tool check the database, brings back a list of possible matches and lets you pick the right one.
This is checking all primaries in the voter record back to 2022, so even if someone forgets, we can be certain.
The tool is up-to-date with full voter data for all 88 Ohio counties, and can be found at CanISign.org and CanISign.com.
This will tremendously simplify the odious petitioning process.
Please feel free to share this resources with anyone who needs to confirm unaffiliated and independent votes.
Check if you can sign the Minor Party Nominating Petitions!
The Libertarian Party of Ohio has filed to regain ballot access and that gives our candidates until July 18th to collect valid voter signatures to qualify for this upcoming November Election!
If you have not voted in a partisan primary in the last 2 years, qualifying you as an unaffiliated voter, you can sign Libertarian candidate petitions and get them on the ballot!
Ohio state-wide and local Libertarian candidates need your help!
Check and see if you can sign the Ohio Minor Party Candidate Nominating Petition!
Franklin County Libertarian Candidates,
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new candidate petitioning tool:
This is a voter validation tool using up-to-date voter records from the Ohio Secretary of State website.
Candidates and voters can easily verify if a voter record is eligible to sign the minor party candidate nominating petition.
All they need is last name, street name, the county from the pull down, the online tool check the public voter records, brings back a list of possible matches and lets you pick the right one.
This is checking all primaries in the voter record back to 2022, so even if someone forgets, we can be certain.
The tool is up-to-date with full voter data for all 88 Ohio counties, and can be found at CanISign.org and CanISign.com.
This will tremendously simplify the odious petitioning process.
Please feel free to share this resources with anyone who needs to confirm unaffiliated and independent votes.
We are ordering more copies of Judge Grey’s magnificent book for local candidates, and there is a kindle version if you need it sooner.
FTA/ More of a “must-do” book than a “how-to” book, How to Win a Local Election guides readers through the campaign process detailing what they need to accomplish along the way in order to be victorious. Here you will find information on planning and organizing a campaign; how to run as an independent candidate; the various roles of people in your compaign; campaign procedures and techniques; and how to use computers, the internet, and emails to both manipulate and disseminate data. The book also offers useful advice on issues from financial reporting to developing a campaign theme and strategy, how to win “one precinct at a time,” and even offers tips on such fundamental tasks as the creation and placement of yardsigns and billboards. /
Signatures Needed for Candidate Petitions!
The Libertarian Party of Ohio has filed to regain ballot access and that gives our candidates until July 18th to collect valid voter signatures to qualify for this upcoming November Election!
If you have not voted in a partisan primary in the last 2 years, qualifying you as an unaffiliated voter, you can sign Libertarian candidate petitions and get them on the ballot!
County party members and candidates will be at Pins Mechanical at Easton Town Center Thursday, July 11th at 6:30pm.
Drop by, sign petitions and celebrate our return to the ballot!
We will have state-wide, county and state representative candidate petitions to sign. If you are not sure of your district, we can look it up!