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Hoping for a gold rush: Virginia Libertarian Party sees opportunity in Congressional races
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Virginia Mercury
“It would be the biggest game changer in Virginia politics to happen in 100 years,” said Bo Brown, chair of the Virginia Libertarian Party.
If Waters can get 10 percent of the vote, the Libertarian Party would be closer to being recognized as a party.
Unlike Democrats and Republicans, the Libertarian Party doesn’t have official platforms for most social issues.
It’s not on politics, it’s not on some power construct.”In 2008, the Libertarian Party of Virginia planned to run a candidate in every congressional district, but three failed to make the ballot.
He has some of the most extreme economic ideas of the four Libertarian candidates running this year.
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