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Unapproved minutes from 2.3.26 meeting Benton County Libertarian Party Meeting  Date:  2/3/26 Time:  5:55PM Facilitator:  Trina Rambeaux In attendance  Michael Kalagias, Jeff Wadlin, Bobby Wilson, Jennifer Lavendar, Dani, Mary Williams, Larry Rambeaux, Rece Wilson, Wayne Kearns and Trina Rambeaux Approval of minutes  No minutes from previous meeting due to secretary’s absence TREASURERS Report Balance remains $49.28 in bank account at First Security. Still no access to the ca

Are you tired of the same old political rhetoric? Do you feel that your voice is lost in the noise of mainstream politics? If so, joining the Benton County Libertarian Party might be the perfect solution for you. For more information about the Libertarian party and what we stand for please check out our platform here at the national page or state page . To become a member of the Benton County Libertarian you must be member of the national party or state party or contribute to

Supporting local initiatives is crucial for fostering community engagement and promoting values that resonate with residents. In Benton County, the Libertarian Party is working diligently to advocate for individual liberties, limited government, and personal responsibility. This blog post will explore various ways you can support Benton County Libertarian initiatives, from volunteering your time to participating in local events. Community members engaging in a discussion abou

Libertarian activism is gaining momentum across the United States, and Benton County is no exception. With a growing community of individuals passionate about personal freedom, limited government, and individual rights, there are several upcoming events that offer opportunities for engagement, education, and activism. Whether you are a seasoned activist or new to the movement, these events provide a platform to connect with like-minded individuals and make a difference in you