Georgia Libertarian Party candidate for governor continues his outreach to college student in hope the message of liberty will bring inn the votes.
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Libertarian candidate for governor Andrew Hunt spoke Monday to the Politically Incorrect Club at the University of North Georgia, outlining his platform as a third-party candidate.
Hunt is running against Democrat Jason Carter and incumbent Republican Gov. Nathan Deal.
Hunt gave students a lesson in the hurdles the Libertarian Party of Georgia faces each election cycle because it lacks full ballot access.
He said if the party can bring in 20 percent of the vote in the governor’s race, the party will get that access, which would help with fundraising and recruiting candidate.
Hunt described Libertarians as small-government advocates bent on expanding personal freedoms, a position that puts the party in line with Republicans on some issues and Democrats on others.
