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[[File:Lpiawebsite 1999.jpg|none|thumbnail|LPIA.org in 1999]] | [[File:Lpiawebsite 1999.jpg|none|thumbnail|LPIA.org in 1999]] | ||
;'''[[2004]]''' | ;'''[[2004]]''' | ||
:[[Richard Campagna]] from Iowa City, Iowa wins the Libertarian nomination for Vice President. | :[[Richard Campagna]] from Iowa City, Iowa wins the Libertarian nomination for Vice-President. | ||
;'''[[2005]]''' | ;'''[[2005]]''' | ||
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;'''[[2017]]''' | ;'''[[2017]]''' | ||
:The state party officially files for major party status in Iowa. | :The state party officially files for major party status in Iowa. | ||
:[[File:LPIAMajorParty2017.jpg|thumbnail|Libertarian Party of Iowa files for major party status in 2017. |none]]Bryan Holder becomes the first Libertarian to run as a major party candidate in the Iowa House District 22 Special Election. <ref>http://www.kmaland.com/news/holder-makes-another-run-for-house-district/article_3d7fb92a-5823-11e7-8f28-db00285b0160.html</ref> | :[[File:LPIAMajorParty2017.jpg|thumbnail|Libertarian Party of Iowa files for major party status in 2017. |none]]Bryan Holder becomes the first Libertarian to run as a major party candidate in the Iowa House District 22 Special Election. <ref>http://www.kmaland.com/news/holder-makes-another-run-for-house-district/article_3d7fb92a-5823-11e7-8f28-db00285b0160.html</ref> | ||
==Affiliates== | ==Affiliates== | ||