I was a divorced mother of a young child. I had just lost my (crappy) job, worried about becoming homeless, and I had $37 to my name. In that situation some people look to government to save them. Me? I found my salvation in chicken salad.

This is a summary of results by our Libertarian candidates in the November election. Two candidates won, others came close, but all candidates were successful in introducing the libertarian message to the public. Notable results and other issues of importance from around the country are also discussed.

Want to put your libertarian ethics into action through direct, peaceful, and voluntary means? The temperatures are dropping and many months of winter lay ahead. This adds to the struggle faced by the men, women, and children who are homeless. To assist, the Libertarian Party of Minnesota is partnering with Let's Warm the City for a special project called #BlackFridayLibertarians - although you don't need to be a Libertarian to join in.

The St Cloud Times recently published a story featuring Andy Burns, the LPMN Executive Director, about the mindset of young voters and their attitudes toward voting: why they vote, why they don’t vote, and what they expect following the midterm election.

Here are candidates which have been nominated or endorsed by the Libertarian Party of Minnesota in this year's election. We hope this voter’s guide will assist our membership and supporters in choosing the most pro-liberty candidates in the November 4 general election.

Many voters are feeling disenfranchised by the Two Big Old parties and are looking for alternatives. We've fielded a number of inquiries from folks who are curious how the Libertarian and Independence parties compare, and how our candidates differ from those offered by the IP. This is a side-by-side comparison of our two parties by the issues.

Voting for a candidate with a D or an R by their name sends a message. It says, keep doing what you're doing, raise taxes, spend more, add to the nation's debt, invent more doomed-to-failure government programs, and start more wars. Only the Libertarian Party puts up candidates who are working to dramatically reduce big government spending, taxes, debt, regulations, bureaucracies, foreign meddling, and invasions of our personal freedoms.

Help, there's a bureaucrat in our bedrooms! Minnesotans are becoming aware that there's a new state mandate on the horizon: that new single-family homes must have a sprinkler system installed. In this article, we'll discuss what this requirement will mean for home buyers, where the push for this new mandate comes from, and better alternatives for fire safety than government edicts.

I want to make sure everyone is aware of what our party has accomplished this year and what's at stake on November 4th, because we have a very real chance to take a huge leap forward this year.

Our statewide ad blitz is underway! We're starting with two introductory ads, and other ads will follow through November 4th. With every ad you purchase, you'll be introducing the Libertarian brand, our candidates, and pro-liberty issues to thousands of Minnesotans. For some, this will be the first time they've ever heard about the Libertarian Party!