Plaintiffs include a Libertarian from Santa Clara County

Three qualified political parties and six candidates who ran for office this year have filed suit in federal court, challenging the constitutionality of California's "top two" primary system. The complaint was filed yesterday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.

Local bond measures alone total almost $3.4 billion.
Party also opposes regional and state bond proposals.

The Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County is recommending a NO vote on 26 local tax measures placed on the ballot by cities and school districts within the county.

This year's national convention took place in Washington, DC. The main business sessions took place over three days, Friday through Sunday, 24-26 May. Of the delegates representing California, ten were from Santa Clara County.

At their annual meeting on 10 February 2024, members of the Central Committee of the Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County elected leaders for the coming year.

The Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has filed a measure for a 7 May special election for an extended and increased parcel tax. The LP of Santa Clara County has announced that it opposes this measure.

Meeting on 9 December, the Central Committee of the Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County voted to endorse Bob Goodwyn for State Assembly, and to oppose three measures that will be appearing on the ballot in March 2024.

Following is a summary of positions taken on issues by the Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County Central Committee at its meeting of 8 April:

At its meeting today, the Central Committee of the Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County endorsed four candidates planning to run in the 2024 election: Joe Dehn for CD17, Alan Kaiser for SD13, Mark Hinkle for SD15, and Gail Lightfoot for US Senate.

The Executive Committee of the Libertarian Party of Santa Clara County acted this week to fill two vacancies in officer positions, triggered by the resignation of the Secretary.

Three members of the LP of Santa Clara County who are planning to file as candidates in the 2024 election have been endorsed by the Libertarian Party of California.