Welcome to the Libertarian Party of Connecticut.


We believe the first principle of government is the protection of Life, Liberty, and Property.

We believe in the Rule of Law.

We do not believe in or advocate the initiation of force to achieve political, social, or economic goals.  Since government is force, and it often conflicts with beliefs just stated, we consequently believe in a minimal and restricted state government so as to allow society to form their own voluntary self-governing relationships.

 

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Posted on 29th April 2013 by Dan in LP News

It’s official. Bill Russell collected enough signatures to be placed on the ballot for Mayor of Norwich.

We have scheduled a meeting to form the Libertarian Norwich Town Committee. Anyone who wants to be involved in starting the committee or meet up with us in general to see about getting involved can attend. We’ll be meeting at Old Tymes in Norwich at 3PM, May 16th. Anyone looking to run for City Council should also be in attendance.

Happy New Year!

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Posted on 1st January 2013 by autopost in LP News

Here is to a year ahead filled with happiness, good health, liberty and freedom. Best wishes!

Hurricane Relief: Ice for Connecticut

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Posted on 28th October 2012 by Dan in LP News

First, read the article here to get the gist (from Hurricane Irene):

http://blogs.courant.com/capitol_watch/2011/08/who-needs-the-government-liber.html

Second, be advised that the LPCT is on standby mode for this, and its members (as well as those who freely and independely participate in this without affiliation) are advised to be ready in the event that the anticipated hurricane causes a mass outage.

The operation will work exactly as it did the last time around, which was a resounding success. The first default dropoff and pickup point will be the same – Noon, at the park near Plainfield Town Hall on the first day after the anticipated hurricane passes.

We are on standby mode.

At this time, we need volunteers to facilitate drop and pickup points for Western, Central and Southeastern CT. Those who wish to assume this task should identify themselves and their respective drop and pickup points immediately. Such volunteers and their respectively designated drop/pickup points will be identified 24 hours prior to the antipated storm’s landfall, before any power is lost.

Standby mode means that you should start thinking about freezing ice and storing it in the event that power goes out so as to:
1) Participate in helping others who don’t have power
2) Having enough ice to keep your perishable foods refrigerated in the event power is not restored to you immediately

Execution mode requires as much freezer and cooler space in addition to as many containers of water as you can spare. I am notifying you all in advance that execution mode occurs at least 24 hours before the hurricane will in fact hit New England with strong winds and rain. It will take at least this long based, on our previous experience, to freeze enough containers of water to make a difference for 3-4 families that don’t have power or one that won’t have power for at least a week.

This time, we are encouraging people to store water in spare containers in addition to freezing ice for use, and those spare water containers will work on the same principle as ice handout. Also, this time, we have advanced notice in addition to a tried and proven system to make this work.

Be further notified that this is not a government sponsored program or effort. It is a good samaritan program and effort based on volunteers. If you’ve got what it needs, drop it off. If you need what it has, come pick up only what you need. It helped dozens of families on last time, and this time it has so much more potential with your advanced participation and preparedness.

We need volunteers in advance to locate more public locations throughout Connecticut to implement this program and facilitate the distribution of ice and water. If you can help, please post a comment letting us know who you are, where people can come to recieve and drop off ice, and what time(s) you plan to be there.

Double the LP! October 26th

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Posted on 21st October 2012 by Dan in LP News

The Libertarian Party of Connecticut will be participating in Double the LP, a nationwide effort to double party membership in 24 hours.

The Connecticut event will be held at our headquarters – 354 Westminster Rd, Canterbury, CT 06331 from 6PM to 9PM. Bring a friend – bring two. Pick up a yard sign.

Why are you a Libertarian and involved with the LP?

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Posted on 16th October 2012 by admin in Articles

Earlier this month, we asked “Why are you a Libertarian and involved with the LP?”
Click here to see the responses we received!
We’ll keep updating this page as more responses come in.

We want to know about you!

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Posted on 5th October 2012 by admin in Articles

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Campaign Headquarters Opens

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Posted on 20th September 2012 by Dan in LP News

The Campaign Headquarters of the Libertarian Party of Connecticut and Dan Reale for Congress has officially opened for business.

The phones are now on. The main line is (860) 546-6366, and our secondary line is (860) 546-6371. You can call the main line if you have any inquiries for the LPCT, the Gary Johnson effort in Connecticut or any other Libertarian candidate’s efforts throughout the state.

The headquarters is being financed through Dan Reale for Congress. Any donations intended for that effort (which includes a phone bank and a central point for shipping and receiving campaign materials) should be sent to directly there at “Dan Reale for Congress”, 354 Westminster Rd, Canterbury, CT 06331.

Donations intended for the Libertarian Party of Connecticut itself should be sent to “LPCT”, 186 Chimney Hill Rd, Yalesville, CT. The post office box for the Libertarian Party of Connecticut at PO Box 246 Plainfield, CT 06374 will accept mail until December 31.