FW: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

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From: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 6:01:16 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

LNC Board Members,

This is the Notice Thread for the LNC Special Monthly Meeting on Sunday, September 13th, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. ET

In notice of an item you would like added to the agenda, please include a subject headline, brief description, proposed time allotment, motions in writing, and any accompanying documents.

Agenda Requests and Reports Notice deadline is 09/08/26

In Liberty,

Jonathan McGee

Secretary, Libertarian National Committee

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From: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 6:14:50 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Aloha! 

I am providing notice of the following resolution to be considered at the upcoming LNC meeting. I believe it addresses a critical disclosure gap without which the LP cannot properly function as a transparent political body. 

Time requested: 15 minutes

Resolution Condemning Freemasonry and Requiring Disclosure of Masonic Membership

Submitted by: Austin Martin

Type: Non-Public-Policy Resolution requiring roll-call vote

WHEREAS the Libertarian Party is founded on principles of transparency, individual sovereignty, non-aggression, and the rejection of unaccountable, coercive hierarchies;

WHEREAS Freemasonry is an oath-bound secret society whose initiates swear binding obligations of mutual allegiance, preferment, and concealment that are, by design, never disclosed to the public or to the organizations its members serve;

WHEREAS the Masonic oath obligates its members to extend secret advantage to one another in matters of business, law, and office, and to conceal one another's conduct — an arrangement indistinguishable in operation from institutionalized graft and racketeering;

WHEREAS Freemasonry has for centuries cultivated concealed influence within militaries, central banking, judiciaries, intelligence services, and legislatures, and has repeatedly lent that influence to the advancement of war and empire against the interests of the peoples subject to it;

WHEREAS an organization that binds officials by secret oath to one another, rather than to the public they serve, is a standing mechanism of corruption regardless of the character of any individual initiate;

WHEREAS a secret oath of mutual obligation is irreconcilable with the transparency and individual accountability a free people are owed by those who claim to represent them;

WHEREAS the membership of this Party has a right to know whether its elected officers and committee members hold competing allegiance to a secret fraternal hierarchy before entrusting them with the Party's governance;

RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee condemns Freemasonry as an institution fundamentally incompatible with the transparency, individual sovereignty, and non-aggression this Party was founded to uphold, and repudiates its historic role in the advancement of war, financial entanglement, and concealed influence over public office;

RESOLVED, that the LNC holds that the Masonic system of secret mutual obligation among officeholders constitutes an inherently corrupt arrangement, incompatible with honest and accountable governance;

RESOLVED, that the LNC calls upon every current officer, committee member, and appointee to disclose, in writing and for the public record, any membership in Freemasonry or any affiliated Masonic body;

RESOLVED, that any officer or committee member who fails to disclose such membership within thirty (30) days of adoption of this resolution shall be deemed to have concealed a material conflict of interest from the membership he or she serves;

RESOLVED, that this resolution shall be adopted or rejected only by roll-call vote, with each member's vote entered into the permanent record of these proceedings.

Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono

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From: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, 04 September 2026 08:01:16

To: LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

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From: Keith Thompson <keith.t...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 6:26:10 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>; Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

"RESOLVED, that this resolution shall be adopted or rejected only by roll-call vote, with each member's vote entered into the permanent record of these proceedings."

Setting aside the content of the resolution, I'm curious how you expect a clause to work regarding the resolution's adoption, when placed within the resolution itself.

Let's say we vote it down, then the clause wouldn't apply.

Let's say we vote it up by another method, then it would be in conflict with itself. 

I have no issue being on record as voting against this. But I'm genuinely unsure how such a clause could function. 

Keith Thompson At-Large Representative Libertarian National Committee   Keith.Thompson@LP.org LP.org/ThompsonDonor

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From: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 1:14 PM

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From: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 6:28:27 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Keith Thompson <keith.t...@lp.org>; Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Mr. Thompson,

Please keep discussion in the discussion thread, this thread is only for noticing items of business.

Very Respectfully,

Jonathan McGee

Secretary, Libertarian National Committee

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From: Keith Thompson <keith.t...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 1:26 PM

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From: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 6:36:54 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Keith Thompson <keith.t...@lp.org>; Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Mahalo, Mr. Secretary. Understood.

For purposes of notice and amendment:

Mr. Thompson's point is well taken. The clause is severable. Consider it struck for purposes of consideration.

Mr. Thompson, can we move this to the discussion thread to continue further dialogue? Some members are curious about how many nobles there are currently serving on the LNC.

Austin Martin

R1

Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono

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From: Keith Thompson <keith.t...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, 04 September 2026 08:26:10

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From: Olivia Hayse <olivia...@lp.org>
Sent: Saturday, September 5, 2026 1:58:31 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>; Keith Thompson <keith.t...@lp.org>; Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Mr. Chair and Mr. Secretary, 

The following motion was passed at the Candidate Support Committee meeting this past Wed. Can you please add this item to the agenda for next Sunday's meeting? 

Move to approve up to $10,000 per retention of ballot access efforts for candidates Colt Shelby in Arkansas, Lauri Shillings in Indiana and Don Kissick in Ohio.

Holler if any questions.

Thanks, 

Olivia Hayse

Region 7 Rep

KS, OK, TX, AR 

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From: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 1:36 PM

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From: Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>
Sent: Monday, September 7, 2026 10:40:28 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

I am noticing the following items for the Sept 13^th LNC Special Monthly Meeting:

1. Communication Software/Service - 
   Move to increase 2026 LNC Budget Line 7000-81 - Outreach & Activism General Expense by $13,000 for Agility PR, authorize the expenditure of those funds, and to authorize Executive Director Dasbach to execute the Agility PR contract.
   
   
   Our Op-Eds and Press Releases have failed to gain traction in the media. This Software/service has been used by state affiliates to generate media attention. This request comes for LNC Comms Director, Rob Yates. The Agility PR contract with be forwarded to the LNC by Wednesday Sept 9th.
   
   
2. FEC Settlement - 
   Move to accept the FEC Settlement Agreement ADR 1272 with funds to be segregated and paid from the restricted Joint Fundraising Committee reserve funds.
   
   
   Noticed on behalf of Treasure Knebel. This fine was from a previously filed FEC Report that was later amended to add the JFC contributions/expenses. I am attaching the ADR 1272 settlement agreement.
   
   
3. Special Investigatory Committee - 
   Move to appoint a Special Investigatory Committee (SIC) to review written complaints on the behavior and actions of Region 1 Representative, Austin Martin, in alleged violation of the LNC Policy Manual. The LNC shall appoint to the Special Investigatory Committee three (3) LNC members and two (2) non-LNC members with the two non-LNC members having not served on the LNC in the last 4 years. The Special Investigatory Committee shall review the submitted complaints and make any findings and recommendations in writing to the LNC by October 15th, 2026.
   
   
   Having received multiple written complaints by board members and sustaining members pertaining to the behavior and actions of Mr. Martin a SIC is required to review and report on the matter. If you intend to place a name forward for nomination to the SIC for a non-LNC member, please have them confirm with Secretary McGee that they accept the nomination prior to the Sept 13^th meeting.
   
   
4. New Hampshire Affiliation Discussion - 
   Discussion on the submitted Affiliate Petitions for an affiliate in the state of New Hampshire. Each submitter will get 5 minutes to speak to their petition followed by 10 minutes each for questions from the LNC. Followed by 15 minutes of discussion by the LNC.
   
   
5. New Hampshire Affiliation Vote -
   Move to vote on the acceptance of one of the Petitions for Affiliation and to recognize the petitioner as the affiliate in the state of New Hampshire. Upon approval of a Petition for Affiliation the Secretary shall notify the affiliate, LP bylaws sustaining members residing in New Hampshire, and the New Hampshire Secretary of State of the affiliation.

In Liberty,

Evan

Evan McMahon Chair Libertarian National Committee evan.m...@lp.org ‪(317) 455-6986 lp.org

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From: Olivia Hayse <olivia...@lp.org>
Sent: Saturday, September 5, 2026 9:58 AM

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From: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>
Sent: Monday, September 7, 2026 10:49:16 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Oh, excellent. More bylaws violations. 

Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono

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From: Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>
Sent: Monday, 07 September 2026 12:40:28

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From: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>
Sent: Monday, September 7, 2026 11:41:43 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>; Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Mr. Martin,

While your commentary is always appreciated, I would ask of you the same thing I did of Mr. Thompson earlier. This thread is for noticing business items, please keep any commentary to the discussion thread.

Very Respectfully,

Jonathan McGee

Secretary, Libertarian National Committee

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From: Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>
Sent: Monday, September 7, 2026 5:49 PM

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From: Steven Nekhaila <steven....@lp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 9:03:56 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; Austin Martin <austin...@lp.org>; Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Dear Colleagues,

I submit notice for the following:

I move that the Libertarian National Committee:

Amend the 2026 budget to increase the General Fundraising revenue line item by $5,000 and the Candidate Support expense line item by $5,000.

Authorize the expenditure of up to $5,000 from Candidate Support, in coordination with Jeremy Todd’s campaign for Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District, for data acquisition, marketing, and any other expenses, in support for the October 2026, event with Todd in Kentucky.

Sincerely,

Steven Nekhaila

Chairman, LNC

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From: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>
Sent: Monday, 07 September 2026 19:41:43

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From: Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 9:24:12 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik

To: LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

I am noticing an additional item for the Sept 13^th meeting:

Move to make public the Data Breach Documents pertaining to the January 2026 reported leak of membership data to unauthorized individuals and subsequent investigation. The links to the files shall be forwarded to the public list and added to the Minutes and Discussion page of the party's website.

In Liberty,

Evan

Evan McMahon Chair Libertarian National Committee evan.m...@lp.org ‪(317) 455-6986 lp.org

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From: Steven Nekhaila <steven....@lp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 5:03 PM

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From: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 1:55:55 AM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Colleagues,

Since I believe the original version of this did not meet the vote threshold, and there was appetite to amend and pass a version everyone can agree on, I am noticing the amended Hogarth resolution that I submitted previously on that discussion thread for this Sundays meeting, though it still needs work.

RESOLUTION OF THE LIBERTARIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Condemning Federalization of Elections and Affirming State, Local, and Tribal Control

WHEREAS, Article I, Section 4 of the Constitution assigns to the States the power to prescribe the Times, Places, and Manner of congressional elections, subject only to regulations Congress may make by law, and grants the President no independent authority over election administration; and

WHEREAS, the Libertarian Party holds that elections should be administered by governments closest to the voter, including tribal nations exercising sovereign jurisdiction over their own citizens, not by a nationalized apparatus of executive orders, grant conditions, federal eligibility lists, or agency threats; and

WHEREAS, Executive Order 14399 directs the Department of Homeland Security to compile a federal citizenship list and directs the United States Postal Service to restrict delivery of mail ballots under rules tied to state-reported voter participation lists, alongside related Homeland Security grant conditions and demands for statewide voter files;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee condemns Executive Order 14399 and its implementing actions as an assumption of authority over elections the Constitution assigns to the States and to Congress acting by statute; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee calls for election administration to remain with the States, local jurisdictions, and tribal nations, free from federal lists of eligible voters, federal vetoes over mail ballots, funding threats, and penalties aimed at coercing local or tribal officials, except where such federal action is directed at a specific investigation of an identified violation of federal or state law, supported by particularized evidence, as distinct from a blanket or nationwide demand for voter data untethered to any specific allegation; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee urges Congress to reject legislation that federalizes voter registration, ballot methods, or voter-roll maintenance beyond the limited role the Constitution contemplates; and

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the Secretary shall transmit this resolution to the President, the leadership of both houses of Congress, and the chairs of the Party's state affiliates. 

Egogahan,

Alex Flores

Region 9 Representative

Libertarian National Committee 

alex....@lp.org

lp.org/flores

1-800-ELECT-US

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From: Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, 08 September 2026 14:24:12

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From: Amanda Griffiths <amanda.g...@lp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 4:39:31 AM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>; Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

All,

I am noticing the following motions to amend the Policy Manual as follows:

AMENDMENT 1: Monthly Meetings as Regular Meetings

SECTION: 1.02

CURRENT: None

PROPOSED (top item, meaning all numbered items drop down): 

1. Monthly recurring meetings as set by the National Committee shall be considered regular meetings. 
2. Executive Committee and special meetings called by either the Chair or one-third or more National Committee members, and noticed within five (5) days of the meeting’s date, shall be considered special meetings. 

SECTION: 1.02 (7)(8)

CURRENT: Electronic meetings are special meetings such that only the topics listed in the call of the meeting may be considered during the meeting; however, a regular meeting may be adjourned to an electronic meeting which [sic] shall be a continuation of that regular meeting.

PROPOSED: Strike. 

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AMENDMENT 2: A National Affiliate Agreement, Heretofore the Stuff Only of Legends 

SECTION: Appendix

2.01 (2)

CURRENT: None [label affiliate application 2.01 (1)]

PROPOSED: State-level Affiliate Agreement

We, the undersigned representatives of the Libertarian National Committee and [AFFILIATE], understand that as an affiliate state Libertarian Party, [AFFILIATE] retains the right to use the name “Libertarian Party” and the Party’s symbol and slogan so long as such affiliation remains active. 

In the event of [AFFILIATE]’s disaffiliation from the National Party, [AFFILIATE] agrees to cease and desist all usage of the name “Libertarian Party” and the Party’s symbol and slogan immediately. 

Upon recognizing [AFFILIATE] as a National affiliate, the National Libertarian Party agrees to:

1. Furnish [AFFILIATE], on a monthly basis, with the names and contact information of persons from within the state who are inquiring about, joining, and/or currently members of the National Libertarian Party, in addition to lapsed Party members living in their state.
2. Assist with and support, via resource- and information-sharing, [AFFILIATE]’s ballot access, candidate support, advocacy, recruitment, and public outreach initiatives when requested by [AFFILIATE].
3. Equip [AFFILIATE] with access to Party assets such as candidate and affiliate training materials and personnel as appropriate.

Upon the National Party’s recognition of [AFFILIATE] as an affiliate, [AFFILIATE] agrees to: 

1. Not engage in public messaging that directly contradicts the National Party’s Statement of Principles and platform.
2. Not endorse or materially support any candidates running in opposition to Libertarian Party nominees for public office. 
3. Maintain publicly accessible, up-to-date state Party bylaws and a platform and/or constitution, all of which are to be filed with the National Party through the transmission of such documents to the National Party Secretary.

This agreement shall become effective upon its (1) being signed by the National Chair and Chair of [AFFILIATE], and (2) approval by the National and [AFFILIATE] boards. 

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In Liberty,

Amanda

Vice Chair, National Libertarian Party

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From: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 20:55

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From: Susan Hogarth <susan....@lp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 5:31:22 AM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik

To: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>; Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

I missed Alex's post here and instead replied on the original thread where I thought 'workshopping' was being called for. 

@Alex  would you like to reach a consensus, or are you content with just offering your alternative?

Susan Hogarth

Region 5 Representative 

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From: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>
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From: Susan Hogarth <susan....@lp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 5:32:27 AM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik

To: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>; Evan McMahon <evan.m...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

I missed Alex's post here and instead replied on the original thread where I thought 'workshopping' was being called for. 

@Alex  would you like to reach a consensus, or are you content with just offering your alternative?

(Not trying to open discussion on the notice thread, just trying to get clarity)

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From: Susan Hogarth <susan....@lp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 5:35:23 AM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

I offer this resolution

RESOLUTION OF THE LIBERTARIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Condemning Federalization of Elections and Affirming State and Local Control

WHEREAS, Article I, Section 4 of the Constitution assigns to the States the power to prescribe the Times, Places, and Manner of congressional elections, subject only to regulations Congress may make by law, and grants the President no independent authority over election administration; and

WHEREAS, the Libertarian Party holds that elections should be administered by governments closest to the voter, not by a nationalized apparatus of executive orders, grant conditions, federal eligibility lists, or agency threats; and

WHEREAS, the current administration has sought to increase Executive Branch control over elections through executive orders (most recently EO 14399), Homeland Security grant conditions, Postal Service rules on mail ballots, demands for statewide voter files, and pressure for nationwide statutes that would preempt state and local systems;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee condemns Executive Branch efforts to assume control over elections the Constitution assigns to the States and to Congress acting by statute; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee calls for election administration to remain with the States, local jurisdictions, and tribal nations, free from federal lists of eligible voters, federal vetoes over mail ballots, funding threats, and penalties aimed at coercing local officials; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Libertarian National Committee urges Congress to reject legislation that federalizes voter registration, ballot methods, or voter-roll maintenance beyond the limited role the Constitution contemplates; and

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the Secretary shall transmit this resolution to the President, the leadership of both houses of Congress, and the chairs of the Party’s state affiliates.

Susan Hogarth

Region 5 Representative 

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From: Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>
Sent: Friday, 04 September 2026 14:01:16

To: LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>
Subject: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

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From: Alex Flores <alex....@lp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 6:07:44 AM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik
To: Susan Hogarth <susan....@lp.org>; Jonathan McGee <jonatha...@lp.org>; LNC Public <lnc-p...@lp.org>; lnc-public_forward <lnc-publi...@lp.org>

Subject: Re: Notice Thread for September LNC Meeting

Mr. Secretary,

To avoid confusion, my intention was to move the amended Hogarth resolution. I would prefer to rescind the version I noticed earlier for housekeeping purposes in light of Ms. Hogarth noticing her amended version, as to avoid a duplicate agenda item on Sunday. 

Egogahan,

Alex Flores

Region 9 Representative

Libertarian National Committee 

alex....@lp.org

lp.org/flores

1-800-ELECT-US

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From: Susan Hogarth <susan....@lp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, 08 September 2026 22:35:23