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The @LPPAorg governor ticket is on the ballot AND unlike the Green Party candidate is not being challenged.
You will have an option other than @GovernorShapiro and @PATreasurer. You can signal your dissatisfaction by voting Libertarian.
There’s BIG news today about something that never happened!
Today was the deadline to file objections, so as of 5:01 PM John Thomas and I are now solidly ON the ballot.
Congrats and thanks go to the hundreds of who made this day possible for all us at KenK4Pa.com
Please come and say hello at our next meeting on Tuesday at Bodega Bar in Center City. We have new business cards you can take and hand out and we can discuss the current PA governor race, plans for next year, and anything else. meetup.com/lpphilly/events/3…
Libertarian Party of Philadelphia retweeted
CALLING ALL LIBERTARIANS!
One of our biggest petitioning opportunities for ballot access is coming up soon!
Our Governor candidate, Ken Krawchuk, will need 5,000 signatures to get on the ballot for November. A prime opportunity to collect is on Primary Day, May 19th.
Anyone of any voter registration can sign our petitions and if we collect at the polls, we can guaranty they are registered voters. It is a low effort and easy way to ensure our place on the ballot.
If you want to help get Libertarians on the ballot, email [email protected] and we will send a copy of a petition for your area!
Remember Philly Libertarians and Independents, on Tuesday, as we are forced to subsidize the major parties' internal elections, you can also vote NO on the two proposed Charter amendments that add a little useless spending to our collective burden.
The second amendment makes permanent an "Office of the Youth Ombudsperson." This is already an office under the mayor. Making it permanent means a future mayor can't find it redundant or unproductive when it would obviously be so at that point.
Primaries are also a great time to petition for our gubernatorial candidates, @KenK4Pa and @JohnThomasPA. Please DM for petition forms if you would like to help.
Please reach out (dm) if you are willing to help petition to get our Governor and Lieutenant Governor candidates on the ballot: @KenK4Pa and @JohnThomasPA! Or if you are willing to sign a petition we can direct you.
Come to our meetup tonight! meetup.com/lpphilly/events/3…
People can now find us at "Join Philly." joinphilly.com/clubs/liberta…
Libertarian Party of Philadelphia retweeted
Pennsylvania voters will have Libertarian candidates on the ballot in 2026!
Ken Krawchuk @KenK4Pa for Governor and John Thomas @JohnThomasPA for Lt Governor !
Watch the action here. youtube.com/watch?v=WQUX_T5U…
Our annual meeting is going on now. Join us. jitsi.riot.im/LibertarianPar…
A reminder that registered Libertarian and independent voters outnumber Republicans in Philadelphia. Please join us in providing a real, principled alternative for our city. – at Philadelphia, PA
Libertarian Party of Philadelphia retweeted
Come join us at Front Street Cafe on January 20 for our first meeting of the year. No better time to find out what we're about and how you can help. meetup.com/lpphilly/events/3…
Come join us at Front Street Cafe on January 20 for our first meeting of the year. No better time to find out what we're about and how you can help. meetup.com/lpphilly/events/3…
Libertarian Party of Philadelphia retweeted
Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania is seeking Libertarian candidates to make impact in the 2026 elections!
“In 2026, Democrats or Republicans have to win 102 seats in the Pennsylvania House to have a majority.
Libertarians only need to win one.
Currently, there are 102 Democrats and 101 Republicans seated in the General Assembly.
If a Libertarian flips a seat, the two old parties would have to make concessions with us to get anything done.
All we need is one Libertarian. If you want to be that Libertarian, reach out and we will connect you with your local affiliate!”
In 2026, Democrats or Republicans have to win 102 seats in the Pennsylvania House to have a majority.
Libertarians only need to win one.
Currently, there are 102 Democrats and 101 Republicans seated in the General Assembly.
If a Libertarian flips a seat, the two old parties would have to make concessions with us to get anything done.
All we need is one Libertarian. If you want to be that Libertarian, reach out and we will connect you with your local affiliate!















