Libertarian Party of Gilmer County

10/27/2018

Ted Metz will almost certainly not be Georgia’s next governor.

03/08/2018

Can you help get Aaron Gilmer on the ballot for 9th Congressional district

03/07/2018

Have you liked Aaron Gilmers page? Message us to sign the petition!

https://www.facebook.com/Gilmer4Congress/

Robin Aaron Gilmer is a Libertarian Party candidate running for US House of Representatives in Georg

03/06/2018

QUALIFIED! Libertarians Ted Metz for Governor, Smythe DuVal for Secretary of State, Ryan Graham for Public Service Commission, Aaron Gilmer for Congress 9th, Martin Cowen for Congress 13th, and Jay Strickland for House House 42nd all paid their filing fees this morning they still need your help.

Aaron and Martin need 20,000 signatures each to get on the ballot.

Aarons district includes GILMER, Pickens, Fannin, Forsyth and Dawson and all of NE Georgia.

Have you signed our petition? Can you help circulate it?

02/22/2018

Can ypu help get Libertarians on the state widr ballot and one for the Ga 9th ?

Would you like to help fight for freedom without ever leaving your couch?
We need to raise $24,000.00 dollars to pay their filling fees to ensure our candidates get on the ballot. The deadline is March 9
We need your help today. You can donate at this link below. Thanks in advance. Your donation will ensure more than one choice this November.
https://lpgeorgia.com/donate/donate/

02/22/2018

Would you like to help fight for freedom without ever leaving your couch?
We need to raise $24,000.00 dollars to pay their filling fees to ensure our candidates get on the ballot. The deadline is March 9
We need your help today. You can donate at this link below. Thanks in advance. Your donation will ensure more than one choice this November.
https://lpgeorgia.com/donate/donate/

02/07/2018

Aaron Gilmer is petitioning to get on the ballot for the GA-9th Congressional district, can you help? We need peopple to help sign and help circulate petitions!

02/01/2018

There is still time to register! We are honored to have top notch speakers, including Daniel Johnson who will discuss "Selling Libertarianism" Dan will be addressing how making liberty real and removing people's fear advances freedom.

Many Libertarians praise the efforts of individuals and small groups of individuals when they do good; groups like neighborhood watches, or a collective of concerned citizens fixing potholes rather than waiting on the local government to take action.

Though these are notable things, many of us forget that large groups already exist that provide better public services than the government, groups like Underwriter's Laboratories, which is responsible for the safety of electrical appliances without any governmental oversight, or the Cajun Navy, who saved over 6000 people during Hurricane Harvey.

Dan's organization, We Do Better, gained national media attention while helping private citizens provide disaster relief to Puerto Rico while the government stood by, in some cases, even trying to stop aid from reaching those that needed it.

By focusing on what liberty is already doing for us, and how it already affects people's lives, rather than ideological discussions, we can start showing people what liberty can do for them, which is the first step to achieving more liberty.

Please head on over to https://lpgeorgia.com/2018convention/ to learn more and register!

05/18/2017

Hey, y'all. The Libertarian Party of Georgia is working on a drive to insure affiliates exist and are thriving all across Georgia and are in need of people who are interesting in getting these affiliates started. I'd love to get Gilmer County official! Please shoot me an email at [email protected] if you're interested!

05/04/2017

One day left!
https://www.booster.com/atlanta-pride-2017

Help support the Libertarian Party of Georgia at Pride.

02/02/2017

Bill Weld may have just very well changed the game for the Libertarian Party. Don't let this momentum stop, join your state party today, attend your state convention and we will bring the common sense ideas from the left and the right to Washington.

The Libertarian Party sued the FEC and labeled the presidential debates an illegal in-kind political contribution made to the two parties by a purportedly non-partisan (and therefore questionably tax-exempt) Commission.