Ned Kelley

Thank you all! I have enjoyed my time as Chair of the Libertarian Party of Kansas and it has been an honor. In the time since I was elected two years ago at the state convention in Leavenworth I am […]

2021 Convention Itinerary Libertarian Party of Kansas Saturday May 1st •  Manhattan, Kansas • Bluemont Hotel • Hartford Ballroom – 5th floor 8 – 9am REGISTRATION  9am – 12:30pm BUSINESS SESSION* 12:30 – 2pm LUNCH (on your own) 2 –

The Executive Committee has determined to put forth the following amendments to the 2021 State Convention. Per our bylaws these proposals are posted on the LPKS website for a period of at least 28 days for public viewing prior to

Passed unanimously by the LPKS Executive Committee 1/26/2021 We, the Libertarian Party of Kansas uphold the Non-Aggression Principle and the property rights of all individuals. No government has authority to interfere with a person’s bodily autonomy, their freedom of movement,

Olathe resident and business owner Emily Coleman has been under fire recently by the KC Star for her public anti-mask and anti-lockdown positions. Ms. Coleman has spoken at Johnson County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meetings several times in past

The following article is from our newly appointed Communications Director, Allison Ross. We are delighted to have her join the LPKS leadership team! Learn about her recent liberty-related adventures as a professional musician… I’ve considered myself a libertarian for the past exciting,

Libertarians have much to celebrate here in Kansas! Some ballots are still being counted and some results are yet to be official. But we have enough to examine how we did in Tuesday’s elections. Jason Buckley, our Libertarian candidate for

The Free State Kansas social-network and news media organization hosted a forum for all Kansas legislative candidates on Saturday October 31st. The event which took place on a bright and gusty Halloween on the Capitol Building steps in Topeka focused

This 2020 “Voter’s Guide” was playfully created by Ned Kelley of the Libertarian Party of Kansas and published on facebook September 2nd. It quickly got shared around and today has reached 150k views on facebook. Ned and Adam Kokesh discussed

Libertarian candidate, Ross Wahl for District Two of the Riley County, Kansas Commission has gotten a nice showing in the press. The article featuring Wahl was published October 18th in The Mercury, a newspaper based in Manhattan, KS. With only