Index of Michigan State Party Platforms: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
* {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2012.pdf|Platform Adopted June 2, 2012}} | * {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2012.pdf|Platform Adopted June 2, 2012}} | ||
* {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2013.pdf|Platform Adopted June 15, 2013}} | * {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2013.pdf|Platform Adopted June 15, 2013}} | ||
* {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2014.pdf|Platform Adopted 2014}} | * {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2014.pdf|Platform Adopted May 17, 2014}} | ||
* {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2015.pdf|Platform Adopted May 9, 2015}} | * {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2015.pdf|Platform Adopted May 9, 2015}} | ||
* {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2016.pdf|Platform Adopted May 14, 2016}} | * {{MediaNewTab|MI-Platform 2016.pdf|Platform Adopted May 14, 2016}} | ||
Revision as of 05:20, 7 July 2022
The Libertarian Party of Michigan is governed by a platform. It remains in effect from year to year unless amended in convention.
Platform History
- Platform Adopted May 13, 2006 (info)
- Platform Adopted May 5, 2007 (info)
- Platform Adopted June 7, 2008 (info)
- Platform Adopted May 23, 2009 (info)
- Platform Adopted May 22, 2010 (info)
- Platform Adopted April 30, 2011 (info)
- Platform Adopted June 2, 2012 (info)
- Platform Adopted June 15, 2013 (info)
- Platform Adopted May 17, 2014 (info)
- Platform Adopted May 9, 2015 (info)
- Platform Adopted May 14, 2016 (info)
- Platform Adopted July 29, 2017 (info)
- Platform Adopted August 25, 2018 (info)
- Platform Adopted April 2019 (info)
- Platform Adopted July 18, 2020 (info)
- Platform Adopted June 26, 2021 (info)