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Committed to America's heritage of freedom, individual liberty, and personal responsibility.

10/29/2026

Another reason to vote for me for Lt. Governor: I'm the only small government conservative/fiscally responsible candidate in the race.
The current budget for the Lt. Governor's office is $672,787. This does not include the salary for the Lt. Gov. For an office with very few responsibilities and a position that is essentially a part time job, this is beyond excessive and wasteful. I would eliminate most of the staff positions and cut the budget to no more than $250,000. I expect I would come in well below budget even at that. My republican opponent is a big government spender and tried to add another $348,840 to her annual budget, which would have brought it to nearly $1Million per year.
Most folks work hard for their money. We deserve someone in office that will spend it wisely, not waste it on unnecessary extravagance.

10/28/2026

Bobby Wilson for Congress on Immigration

10/28/2026

Democrats think Libertarians are far-right. Republicans think Libertarians are far-left. Truth is we're neither one, and never have been. Libertarians are rational and reasonable, and in today's hyper-partisan political climate it makes us seem radical by comparison.
Considering how bad things have become, perhaps it's time to do something truly different and let an adult in the room?
Seriously, how bad does it have to get before you vote Libertarian?

10/28/2026

Democrats get automatic ballot access in Arkansas and still left most State House races with one name on the ballot. Libertarians have to collect petition signatures just to get on.

When C**t Shelby gets 3% for governor, Libertarians keep ballot access and can run more candidates in more races.

Voting Libertarian isn't a waste. It's how you get choices.

Early voting ends Monday at 5 PM. Vote Libertarian up and down the ballot.

10/28/2026

The Arkansas Secretary of State has several responsibilities, including overseeing our state’s elections.

In today’s hyper-partisan political environment—where both sides accuse each other of defrauding the system and disenfranchising the voters—the integrity of our election system and the office that oversees it are called into question.

We need a Secretary of State who can stand above the bickering and serve as an honest broker, dedicated to serving the people, not the political parties in charge and the vested interests that finance their campaigns.

So if you agree that the two political parties are engaged in power politics to favor their big-money campaign donors rather than looking after the interests of the people of Arkansas, and if you believe that Arkansas voters deserve more and better choices on their ballot, or if you’re just fed up with the two-party system, let your vote be noticed:

Vote different. Vote Libertarian.

– Dr. Michael Pakko for Arkansas Secretary of State

10/28/2026

“Voters deserve another choice besides the two parties with a stranglehold on politics; those two parties have an abysmal record at controlling the size of government, government spending and taxes. My campaign is about less government and more freedom. This means less government intrusion into personal decisions such as whether one uses a seat belt or smokes ma*****na. This also means less government intrusion into business operations such as decisions regarding hiring, benefits and compensation.”

Vote Steve Parsons for Congress in Arkansas!

10/27/2026

Daniel Stuckey Libertarian Party Candidate for Arkansas State House district 80 (Little Rock)

10/26/2026

I signed the Ballots Without Barriers Voter Choice Pledge! The pledge aligns perfectly with my campaign platform calling for more voices and more choices in our elections. To wit:

I, Michael Pakko, believe ballot access laws should be the same for all candidates regardless of party or affiliation. I pledge to the voters of the state of Arkansas, and to the American people, that I will:
1. Vote to repeal existing barriers to the ballot in this state;
2. Vote for measures that expand the ability of citizens to form new parties and to
3. Associate freely with the party of their choice;
4. Vote for measures that increase competition in our elections; and
5. Oppose any measure that reverses this progress.

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