Arizona Libertarian Party

09/23/2026

Official Statement from the Libertarian Party

The Libertarian Party does not condone calls for political violence or the initiation of force.

The organization in New Hampshire currently making violent extremist comments is not affiliated with the Libertarian Party and does not speak for our party.

The Libertarian National Committee disaffiliated that organization in May. The Libertarian Party Judicial Committee later unanimously rejected its appeal.

The official Libertarian Party affiliate recognized in New Hampshire is Granite State Libertarian Party.

The Non-Aggression Principle is a fundamental core of libertarianism. It is not optional, and it is central to what our party stands for.

All members of the Libertarian Party are required to take the Libertarian Party Membership Pledge:

“I hereby certify that I oppose the initiation of force as a means of achieving political or social goals.”

Political and social change must be pursued through peaceful, voluntary means — not violence, threats, or aggression.

09/20/2026

Fire the Uniparty.

09/20/2026

Another government-enabled cartel.
You cannot have organized crime without law and order.

The top AI CEOs aren't acting like they genuinely believe their tec...

09/10/2026

09/04/2026

Leo Garcia Venegas is an American citizen. He frames houses in Baldwin County, Alabama. Since the spring of 2025 he has been detained three times by federal agents — twice at job sites they entered without a warrant, once in his own driveway after they followed him home. Each time he held out an Alabama REAL ID. Each time it wasn't enough.
Here is the part that should stop you: at a hearing this year, a Homeland Security official testified that agents do not treat REAL ID as reliable proof that someone is legally present. DHS administers the REAL ID program. The government spent years telling Americans to go get one.
A federal judge has now refused to throw his case out, so it moves forward.
This isn't a disagreement about immigration policy. It's a question about whether a badge lets someone walk onto private property without a warrant and demand you prove you belong in your own country. What would you have done if you were Leo, standing in your driveway with your ID in your hand?