Allison Ross

The issue of state access to cannabis and marijuana products has seen powerful strides in the last decade. Proponents of liberty in Kansas are fighting to have our rights to usage recognized just as they are in Missouri.  In the […]

LPKS Candidate Recruitment Director Matt Clark has lived in the Kansas City area since 2011, and currently resides in Overland Park with his wife and daughter. Below, he weighs in on a recent news feature with local interest, as well

Candidate Peter Solie is running for State House in District 109 (Western Kansas/Russell area). He is a 3-term elected Libertarian as city councilman in Lorraine, and has a two-way race in the upcoming November election.  Read more about Peter in

The LPKS had members present in a push for freedom at the Air Capitol Women’s March in Wichita on Saturday, July 9th. Thousands of protesters walked one mile around the city touting signs and banners with slogans encouraging the public

LPKS Candidate Recruitment Director Matt Clark wrote this heartfelt essay in the immediate aftermath of the Parkland, Florida school shooting in February of 2018.  Unfortunately, it is still applicable today, in the wake of the Uvalde tragedy. His words are

The LPKS energy is high on the momentum of our state convention! In Wichita last weekend, we elected members to several new positions, including our new Chair, Tim Giblin. Communications Director Allison Ross caught up with him to ask his

On April 22nd the LPKS kicked off our annual State Convention! Libertarians and liberty-curious citizens traveled from all over Kansas to gather at the Drury Hotel in Wichita, where we presented a mix of business and social events to bolster

Lyons resident Seth Cordell believes in the power of Kansans to enact change towards a freer state. In 2021, he decided to take the extra step to show his enthusiasm for liberty by running for office. At the LPKS Convention

When Kansas libertarians see injustice, we make our voices heard!  Recent Defend the Guard advocacy, as well as global upheaval with the situation in Russia and the Ukraine, prompted LPKS to co-sponsor a Peace Rally at the KS Statehouse on

First District Coordinator Dan Gaeddert has written for the LPKS blog on several occasions, including his essay “Crony Capitalism and Lemonade.” In 2021, he began dissecting his personal tax withholdings for the year, to find out where Kansans’ income actually

There may be snowflakes outdoors, but within the KS state party there’s also a flurry of activity these days. Exciting developments in liberty legislation, social activities, and civil advocacy all support our primary goal: an advance towards greater freedom for

The LPKS Executive Committee posts the following platform and bylaws proposals for public comment, following the Bylaws Committee meetings on Jan. 7 and 9, 2022. These are to be voted on at our 2022 Annual State Convention coming up in