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Libertarian Party of Massachusetts
Party Chairman George Phillies
Senate Leader None
House Leader None
Founded 1971
Political ideology Libertarianism
National affiliation Libertarian Party (United States)
Color(s) a shade of Blue; Yellow1
Web Site www.lpmass.org

The Libertarian Party of Massachusetts is the Massachusetts affiliate of the Libertarian Party. The state chair is George Phillies. The party has done well in several federal elections compared to other third parties and Libertarian state affiliates. In 2000 Carla Howell received 308,860 votes for 11.9% of the total vote (only 1% less than Republican). In 2002 Michael Cloud running for U.S. Senate received 369,807 votes for 16.7% of the vote in a 2-way race against the Democratic candidate.

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Libertarian Party of the United States of America
Chairpersons of LNC
Crane • Bergland • Clark • Grant • VerHagen • Turney • Walter • Gingell • Dasbach • Bergland • Lark • Neale • Dixon • Redpath
Presidential candidates
State affiliates
National Conventions
1972 (Denver) • 1974 (Dallas) • 1975 (New York City) • 1977 (San Francisco) • 1979 (Los Angeles) • 1981 (Denver) • 1983 (New York City) • 1985 (Phoenix) • 1987 (Seattle) • 1989 (Philadelphia) • 1991 (Chicago) • 1993 (Salt Lake City) • 1996 (Washington) • 2000 (Anaheim) • 2002 (Indianapolis) • 2004 (Atlanta) • 2006 (Portland) • 2008 (Denver) • 2010 (St. Louis)
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