Elections

Why Run as a Libertarian?

Have you considered running for elected office as a libertarian? It’s important because it allows you to promote libertarian principles, provide an alternative for voters, shape public policy, and build the libertarian movement. Using your campaign to educate voters about libertarianism, you can increase awareness and understanding of libertarian values such as individual freedom, limited government, and free markets. Even if you don’t win, you can still influence public policy and attract new members to the movement.

So, will you consider running as a libertarian?

Run For Office

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Current Elected Libertarians

William Lieske – Conewago Township Auditor
Neil Belliveau – Conewago Township Auditor
Nick Liberty – Conewago Township Auditor
Donald Billoni – Highland Township Auditor
Caleb Shreve – Straban Township Auditor

Listed candidates are officially nominated by the Adams County Libertarian Party to run for public office.

County

No Candidate

School Board

No Candidate

PA House

91st District
Neil Belliveau

193rd District
No Candidate

PA Senate

33rd District
No Candidate

Governor/Lt Governor

Matt Hackenburg
Tim McMaster

County

No Candidates

School Board

No Candidates