Celebrating a banner year for the LPO

COLUMBUS—The Libertarian Party Of Ohio had a very successful year in 2011, and we would like to thank our members and everyone who has supported us for their hard work.

The LPO won its third major court case in six years—this time against Ohio Secretary of State John Husted—guaranteeing ballot access through 2012.

Three of our candidates in this "off-year" election won in November, and we had other candidates make a huge impact on their races, including two city council candidates in Columbus.

What a better way to celebrate the 40th anniversary of America's best and brightest hope for an effective third party that can restore the vision of the Founders?

Read all about these successes and Ann Leech's retrospective of the LPO in the current issue of the Buckeye Libertarian, currently posted at the top of www.lpo.org.

Ann Leech COLUMBUS—The Libertarian Party Of Ohio had a very successful year in 2011, and we would like to thank our members and everyone who has supported us for their hard work.

The LPO won its third major court case in six years—this time against Ohio Secretary of State John Husted—guaranteeing ballot access through 2012.

Three of our candidates in this "off-year" election won in November, and we had other candidates make a huge impact on their races, including two city council candidates in Columbus.

What a better way to celebrate the 40th anniversary of America's best and brightest hope for an effective third party that can restore the vision of the Founders?

Read all about these successes and Ann Leech's retrospective of the LPO in the current issue of the Buckeye Libertarian, currently posted at the top of www.lpo.org.