In the November 2024 election the NJ Libertarian Party is running the following candidates under the Libertarian Banner President - Chase Oliver Vice President - Mike ter Maat US Senate - Ken Kaplan US Congress District 3 - Chris Russomanno US Congress District 4 - John Morrison US Congress District 5 - James Tosone     US Congress District 6 - Matthew Amitrano US Congress District 7 - Lana Leguia US Congress District 9 - Bruno Periera US Congress District 12 - Vic Kaplan Middletown School Board - Michael Geftic Please provide whatever support you can to our candidates! Senate and ..read more

This page will evolve over time Your Chase Oliver Campaign in NJ Landing page! New Event!   Gathering petition Signatures on Saturday, June 15th in Montclair, from Noon till 6 How to start: Sign up with the campaign, by using THIS LINK to enter your info ..read more

July is mad pride month. This has personal meaning to me, because I am a mad person, a person who has been through the mental health system. Mad people in New Jersey face systematic discrimination from the state that can deprive them of their freedom without due process. They can be incarcerated and forcibly injected with drugs without ever being charged with a crime. In my experience, psychiatric wards are more comfortable than prisons and have better food, but they still have locked doors that prevent psychiatric patients from seeing loved ones or going about their daily lives. The drugs gi ..read more

At the time of the founding of the United States of America, and at various times thereafter, there was much heated debate over whether the new nation should have a central or national bank. The founders had seen what havoc was wrought by the Bank of England, a central bank, and the detrimental effects it had on that nation and its empire by a devaluation of its currency which enabled the never-ending stream of wars in which it was involved. The founders also had a vivid memory of what happened when the government run colonial bank created rampant inflation by printing an infinite amount of p ..read more

On March 26, 2024, due to outreach from Jim Tosone of the New Jersey Libertarian Party's Preempted Repeal Project, the Borough of Park Ridge in Bergen County repealed fifteen sections of its Peace and Good Order code.   ..read more

On February 15, 2024, following outreach from Kim Skorka of the New Jersey Libertarian Party's Preempted Repeal Project, the Borough of Oceanport in Monmouth County took action to abolish Article 1 of its Peace and Good Order code, which aimed to govern "Disorderly Conduct."   Oceanport's ordinance, like many others of its kind, was outdated and broadly defined. For instance, it included provisions that banned disorderly behavior in public places or even within private residences if it caused annoyance to others. Another part of the repealed ordinance prohibited allowing any premises to ..read more

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The Libertarian Non-Aggression Principle is a key tenet of the libertarian philosophy, emphasizing the importance of individual freedom and the right to self-ownership. This principle serves as a moral guide for libertarians, shaping their conduct and behavior in both personal and political spheres. In this essay, we will explore the Libertarian Non-Aggression Principle, its moral foundation, and its implications for the conduct and behavior of libertarians. At its core, the Libertarian Non-Aggression Principle is based on the belief that individuals have the right to live their lives as they ..read more

At the time of the founding of the United States of America, and at various times thereafter, there was much heated debate over whether the new nation should have a central or national bank. The founders had seen what havoc was wrought by the Bank of England, a central bank, and the detrimental effects it had on that nation and its empire by a devaluation of its currency which enabled the never-ending stream of wars in which it was involved. The founders also had a vivid memory of what happened when the government run colonial bank created rampant inflation by printing an infinite amount of p ..read more