Libertarian Party of Ohio

The organization's candidates have not been listed as Libertarians on statewide ballots in Ohio in recent years.

The Libertarian Party of Ohio has filed a complaint claiming Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose is violating the federal law that bars state officials from using their official authority to interfere with elections.

Ohio election regulators have dismissed without discussion two minor parties' complaints over access to a series of 2018 gubernatorial debates.In a…

Winners from the November election have been moving ahead toward the offices they’ll occupy in January. But the Ohio Green Party is prepared to lose a lot…

The Green Party and the Libertarian Party of Ohio appear to be on the verge of no longer being recognized as minor parties, based on the results of last…

The Libertarian Party of Ohio says Libertarian and Green Party candidates are being unfairly excluded from gubernatorial debates.In a letter sent Monday,…

Restored to minor party status in Ohio, the Libertarian Party has picked its statewide ballot for November’s elections.In the governor race, Bexley native…

The Libertarian Party may have regained minor party status in Ohio, but its candidate for the 12th congressional district won't be appearing on the…

A second candidate with the last name O'Connor could soon be running for an open congressional seat in Ohio.Cleveland.com reports that a party spokesman…

The Libertarian Party of Ohio has officially regained “minor party” status in the state.Secretary of State Jon Husted said the Libertarians submitted more…