The Vermont Libertarian Party is officially on the ballot for 2016, as it successfully organized in 10 towns recently.
To be a recognized party in Vermont, a political party must organize in at least 10 towns between September and December in the year preceding a general election, or one of its statewide candidates must get at least 5% in a general election.
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The Libertarian Party now has ballot access for the 2016 Presidential election in 31 states.
