Release Date:
Aug 1, 2024
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania Secures 2024 General Election Ballot Access
Harrisburg, PA – The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania (LPPA) is happy to announce that its candidates for state-level elected offices will appear on ballots across Pennsylvania this year on November 5th. On August 1st, the LPPA received confirmation from the PA Department of State that its petition signatures have been accepted, confirming ballot access for Libertarian candidates statewide. Between July 31st and August 1st, the party turned in over 12,000 signatures, over twice the required signatures for third parties. Consequently, Pennsylvanians will have the following Libertarian options on their ballots this November:
- John Thomas for U.S. Senate: John is poised to bring a fresh perspective to Washington, D.C., advocating for individual liberties, a reduction in government overreach, and a commitment to protecting the Constitution.
- Rob Cowburn for Attorney General: Rob’s campaign focuses on upholding justice, ensuring accountability within the legal system, and safeguarding the rights of Pennsylvania citizens against government intrusion.
- Nick Ciesielski for State Treasurer: With a platform centered on financial transparency and accountability, Nick Ciesielski aims to prevent state debt and incorporate innovative solutions such as Bitcoin into Pennsylvania’s financial strategy.
- Reece Smith for Auditor General: Reece pledges to conduct thorough and impartial audits of state agencies, promoting efficiency and transparency to ensure taxpayers’ money is used responsibly.
“We are thrilled to offer Pennsylvanians a robust alternative to the traditional two-party system,” said Greg Deal, Chair of the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania. “Our candidates are dedicated to restoring individual freedoms, reducing government waste, and providing a voice for those who feel disenfranchised by the status quo.
I’d like to thank our hard working volunteers statewide who helped ensure there are Libertarian Candidates on the ballot this year.”
The Libertarian Party’s candidates for President and Vice President, Chase Oliver and Mike ter Maat, will also appear on ballots in Pennsylvania this year.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania remains committed to expanding its reach and influence, advocating for policies that prioritize personal liberty, economic freedom, and minimal government interference.
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Contact Information:
LPPA Public Relations Committee
(800) 774-4487
publicrelations@lppa.org
