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LNC Finances for November 2025.

For November 2025 the LNC reported $99,331 of income and $65,435 of disbursements. Debts and obligations owed by the committee came to $35,958, essentially all of which was various credit card balances. Cash on hand at the end of the reporting period amounted to $893,845. The income included $68,962 in itemized income, including one donation of $44,300, and $27,612 in…

LNC Finances for August 2025

The LNC’s September FEC filing covering its August financial transfers has been posted. It shows itemized donations of $82,058 and unitemized donations of $25,877, to be matched against expenditures of $110,783. The income is about $3000 short of the expenditures. However, the itemized donations included a maximum donation from one person, $10,000 from an LNC member, and $5000 from a…

Where Your Money Went — LNC July 2025

Courtesy of the FEC Filings For the first seven months of the year, individual contributions to the LNC came to $389,000. That’s $666,000 annual rate. For the month, individual contributions came to $47,491. Other income, notably a large transfer from the Libertarian Mutual Aid PAC, were slightly more than $31,000, for a total income for the month of $78,517. Total…

Where Your Money Went — LNC May 2025

I report on the LNC FEC Filings for 2025. For May the LNC received $57,946 in individual contributions, of which $24,103 were itemized as per FEC regulations. It also,received $392,122 from political committees, these being transfers due to the Kennedy Victory Fund. A list of the substantial contributions during May reads: 1543.80 1543.80 1042 1000 A list of the largest…

LNC Financial Situation for April 2025

For April, the LNC had $314,323 cash on hand at the beginning of its reporting period, had $336,204 in cash on hand at the end of the period, and ended the period with $74,135 in debts. The LNC reported $18,709 in itemized contributions and $35,665 in unitemized contributions, for a total of $54,375 in contributions. The LNC also received $14,244…

LNC Financials for March 2025

The LNC made its FEC filing covering March. It was not quite late. Normal receipts for the month were $60,145.58. That’s actually an improvement over recent months. The most recent transfers from the Kennedy Victory Fund appear to date to March 5.

FEC Sends Requests for Additional Information to the LNC

UPDATE: A fifth RFAI, for the Post-General report (covering finances immediately proximate to Election Day), has now appeared on the FEC Web pages. The Federal Election Commission has sent multiple Requests For Additional Information (RFAI) to the Libertarian National Committee. The LNC filings with the LNC that are being questioned so far are the LNC’s August, October, Pre-General, Post-General, and…

Where Your Money Went — LNC February 2025

Income There were a half-dozen maximum donations of $41,300. Transfers from State Parties and PACs came to $709,659, including $9711 from the Libertarian Unity PAC and $35,218 from the Mises PAC. Transfer from the Kennedy Victory fund itself came to $242,660. Outgo Contribution refunds to state parties came to $254,196. Bank charges were $14,158, including $11,400 in credit card payments.…

LNC’s FEC Financial Filings Are Strange

Readers will have noted that we have not recently posted as much on LNC finances, as revealed in their Federal Election Commission filings.  The end-of-year report is not due until the end of the month. The prior report covers the period around the general election.  The LNC has now filed an original report and two amended reports.  An amended report…

Ter Maat Threatened with Federal Legal Action

In an email to at least some Libertarians, LP Vice Presidential candidate Mike Ter Maat has revealed that he is being threatened by the FEC with Federal legal action, because he did not file the legally-mandated personal financial disclosure. For readers less familiar with Federal Elections forms, there are three that are likely to be be relevant. There is the…