Montana LP
Record-Breaking 2016 Election Results

It was an incredible election and the results show significant momentum for the Libertarian Party. To maintain qualified party status in Montana, the Montana Libertarian Party needed to obtain 12,542 votes in any statewide race. On November 8, each of our statewide and federal candidates exceeded that threshold! Furthermore, Johnson/Weld received nearly 200% more votes (up by 13,098) in Montana than any Libertarian presidential ticket in history. Here are the results...

Record-Breaking 2016 Election Results
Montana LP
Libertarian National Committee Passes ...

On October 13, 2016 the Libertarian National Committee recognized Mike Fellows, longtime Chairman of the Montana Libertarian Party for his years of dedication and service as an accomplished activist in the cause of liberty...

Libertarian National Committee Passes Resolution on the Late Montana LP Chair Mike Fellows
Montana LP
Vet Licensing Bill Would Only Benefit Private ...

A good job with a stable employer who values you can be a hard thing to come by in Montana. But now two organizations are not only seeking to make that more difficult, but may also put some people out of a job with legislation they are planning to propose for the 2017 Montana Legislature...

Vet Licensing Bill Would Only Benefit Private Company

Montana Libertarian Party Honors Mike Fellows, Establishes Volunteer Award in His Name

Montana Libertarian Party Honors Mike Fellows, Establishes Volunteer Award in His Name

On December 5, 2017, the Board of the Montana Libertarian Party unanimously passed a resolution honoring its longtime Chairman, candidate, and activist, Mike Fellows, and established a volunteer award in his name...
 

Montana Libertarian Party Elects Officers and Judicial Committee, Adopts New Bylaws

Montana Libertarian Party Elects Officers and Judicial Committee, Adopts New Bylaws

The Montana Libertarian Party convened in Bozeman on September 9th to consider adopting new bylaws and to elect officers and Judicial Committee members.

After a lengthy discussion period, the State Central Committee voted in favor of adopting a new set of bylaws which they believe will allow the Party to govern itself more effectively...