We are an official affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Michigan, covering Charlevoix, Antrim, Leelanau, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Benzie, Manistee, Wexford, and Missaukee Counties.
Our affiliate’s goals include supporting the local Libertarian candidates, and helping to promote Libertarian ideas in Northwest Michigan.
For more information, email nwmichiganlibertarians@gmail.com.
Our Latest News
Voter Files Lawsuit Against Antrim County Over Dominion Election Equipment
Central Lake resident William Bailey has filed a lawsuit against Antrim County, asking that County Clerk Sheryl Guy turn over “digital imagery of all the county’s voting equipment used in the 2020 general election.” “I’m not a member of any political … Continue reading →
Bailey’s Unedited Statement Regarding Lawsuit Against Antrim County
Following is the complete and unedited statement from William Bailey, Central Lake Resident, who recently filed a lawsuit against Antrim County regarding the Dominion Voting Machines. For more information, including the clerk’s statements to the Oversight Committee, see “Voter Files … Continue reading →
NW MI Libertarians Do Well on 2020 Ballot
Northwest Michigan Libertarians celebrated success during the November 2020 election, as Mancelona Township elected Donna Gundle-Krieg as the first Libertarian to ever win in a partisan race in northern Michgan. The five other Libertarian candidates in NW MIchigan also performed respectably, … Continue reading →
Mancelona Trustee is 1st Northern MI Libertarian to Win Partisan Election
Donna Gundle-Krieg, a real estate broker from Mancelona Township, became the first Libertarian ever to win a partisan election in northern Michigan. She beat Democrat Yousef Jabara by less than 100 votes in a three-way race for two spots for … Continue reading →
Michigan Elects Local Libertarian Candidates
The Libertarian Party of Michigan ran 60 candidates for Federal, State, and local public office in this unusual election season marked by a global pandemic, a large percentage of absentee votes, and a hyper partisan political climate. Libertarian Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen came in … Continue reading →