Jocelyn for Liberty

11/03/2026

It’s Election Day, y’all.
No more “I wish I had another option.”

These folks stepped up so you’d have a real choice on the ballot today, for everything from Governor and Congress all the way down to the State House and local offices. We're proud to stand with them.

We’re on the ballot. We’re ready. And we’re asking you to show up.
Vote Libertarian. Let’s do this. 🔥

11/03/2026

Today's the day!!!

Polls open at 7:30 AM today and stay open until 7:30 PM.

White County voters can vote at ANY of the sites listed below — just bring your photo ID.

You have a choice on the ballot. I’m asking for your vote.
Let’s go.

LIBERTY 🗽

11/02/2026

10/29/2026

More choices and better choices Ballots Without Barriers

10/29/2026

VOTE NO ON ISSUE 3

ARKANSAS ALREADY HAS THIS ONE RIGHT.
Our constitution currently limits the government from lending public credit and using taxpayer money to bankroll private economic development projects.

That’s a good thing, not a problem we need to “fix.”

Most other states have built big systems of special economic development districts, tax incentives, public loans, and bond deals to attract businesses. Just because almost everyone else is doing it doesn’t make it good policy. It means most states have gotten comfortable with corporate welfare.

What Issue 3 actually does

It would change the constitution to:
• Let the legislature create programs that hand out public loans and grants for economic development
• Allow new Economic Development Districts to be formed
• Let those districts issue bonds that don’t count against normal debt limits
• Open the door for local governments to put public money and credit behind private projects
Why this is the wrong direction

Government shouldn’t be picking winners and losers. When politicians and special districts start handing out favors, the businesses that need the help often aren’t the strongest ones, and the ones that don’t get the favors end up at a disadvantage.
Even when they say “the developers are on the hook,” the risk still tends to land on taxpayers. These deals have a long track record of reshuffling economic activity instead of creating real, lasting growth. Reason Foundation has called this exact model outdated and ineffective.

Our current constitutional limits exist for a reason. They put a check on exactly this kind of expansion. Once you carve big exceptions into them, it’s a lot easier for government to grow and for cronyism to creep in. And voters are being asked to approve the broad authority first, with the actual rules to be written later by the legislature.
Being one of the few states that still has tighter limits doesn’t mean we’re behind. It means we’re closer to the idea that real economic development comes from free people, secure property rights, simple taxes, and clear rules, not from special districts and public financing packages.

Most states having these tools is a reason to say no, not a reason to copy them.

Vote NO on Issue 3.

It keeps the existing restraints in place.
A yes vote hands the legislature more power to expand government involvement in private business decisions.

— Jocelyn Fry
Libertarian for Arkansas State House District 58

10/29/2026

PACs (especially Super PACs) act as legal pass-throughs. Big donors give them unlimited money that can’t go straight to a candidate due to campaign donation limits, then the PAC spends it to help that candidate.

They also give candidates plausible deniability. When a PAC runs a ridiculous or nasty attack ad, the candidate can say “I didn’t authorize that” and stay clean, even though everyone knows the truth.

No PACs or Super PACs are funding any Libertarian candidate on your Arkansas ballot, by the way ☺️✌🏼

10/24/2026

My sample ballot

10/20/2026

In the last 10 years, I can no longer even begin to imagine how many times I've said this, and I will definitely say it 2,000 times more, but

A VOTE FOR A LIBERTARIAN, INDEPENDENT, OR OTHER THIRD PARTY IS NOT A VOTE FOR A DEMOCRAT

A VOTE FOR A LIBERTARIAN, INDEPENDENT, OR OTHER THIRD PARTY IS NOT A VOTE FOR A REPUBLICAN

Both sides like to say this to us over and over until our brains are mush from hearing it. But it's not true from either side.

A VOTE FOR A LIBERTARIAN, INDEPENDENT, OR OTHER THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE IS A VOTE FOR *THAT* INDIVIDUAL.

Those of us who choose to vote outside of the two-party system do so out of a principle or intentional desire to avoid the two-party duopoly. You can't gaslight us into thinking we shouldn't. Our vote goes directly to who we cast it for and no one else.

No one is stealing a vote.
No one is spoiling an election.

We are using our voice, which is our *right*, and I'll argue our responsibility, to challenge the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, who have absolutely nothing positive to offer us. They've given us nothing but insurmountable debt, endless wars, immoral examples, division amongst neighbors, abundant crime, hurdles to self-sufficiency, and economic turmoil.

Republicans and Democrats have created a system where they hold all of the keys. It's time for them to go, or they will be the downfall of the American experiment. Many of our Founding Fathers knew it. And many of us know it today. Join us.

"They have no desire to save you."

10/18/2026

I've lived in Searcy for 6 years now. I'm a mother of 8, 3 still at home. I work in Searcy schools in the cafeterias. I love my job working with your children!

I've been politically active my whole adult life and run for office twice before in my home state of Iowa. I have managed and worked operations on campaigns from local to presidential.

I feel it's very important to encourage everyone to get out and vote and use your voice, regardless of what your political beliefs are. About 77% of Arkansas races are uncontested, meaning there's no choice to choose between. This leaves people no reason to go to the polls. This is dangerous for our still very young republic. I'm running to give our neighbors that option.

I'm philosophically libertarian because I believe that no other human has more authority over your life than you. You should be able to keep the fruits of your labor. Your family is yours. Your property is yours.

I'm third party because we don't all fit into the two boxes being offered. This causes deep division amongst us. Party R and Party D literally profit from this division amongst neighbors. I believe we can find common ground and learn to talk to each other again.

If this resonates with you, please give a like and share and consider a vote for me between tomorrow, October 19th and November 3rd. 🗽