Home2008 Candidates for Office
We are always seeking qualified and enthusiastic candidates for office. Please contact Ken Moellman, the Libertarian Party of Kentucky Chair, to discuss.
Currently, we are seeking qualified, committed candidates for the following offices: US Congress KY-1, KY-2, KY-4, KY-5.
Libertarian candidates for office in 2008
To be named, US Congress KY-3
To be named, US Congress KY-6
Lance Combs, KY House District 81
Lance is a committed candidate tired of wasteful spending in Frankfort.
Ken Moellman, KY House District 78
Ken is sick of the wasteful spending in Frankfort. There's no excuse for spending our children's future today.
Other endorsed candidates
Brian Houillion, Covington City Commission (non-partisan)
PRIMARY ALERT! Vote May 20th! Former 2006 Libertarian Candidate for US Congress in KY-6
Ron Paul, Republican Presidential Candidate
PRIMARY ALERT! Vote May 20th! As a life member of the Libertarian Party, we endorse Ron Paul, a freedom-loving candidate who has chosen to run through the Republican Party.
Daniel Essek, US Senate
PRIMARY ALERT! Vote May 20th! As a signatory member of the LPKY, Daniel is running as a Ron Paul Republican against Mitch McConnell in the Republican primary.
Steve Knipper, Kentucky House 64th District
PRIMARY ALERT! Vote May 20th! As a signatory member of the LPKY, Steve is running as a Ron Paul Republican to help clean up Frankfort.
Other non-LP candidates
Micah Ingram, Kentucky Senate 17th District
Micah is a Constitution Party candidate for State Senate. To break the Oligarchy, we support non-D, non-R party candidates where the LPKY does not have a candidate.
Pat Lucas, Kentucky House 67th District
Pat is an Independent candidate for State House. Pat often attends Libertarian events and is a common-sense candidate. Again, any non-D, non-R candidate helps bring change to the broken electoral process.
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