New Jersey Libertarian Party

The Party of Principle

NJLP Federal Fund

The NJLP's federal candidates need your contributions, both money and time. Please help our candidates help YOU. Your generous contributions are greatly appreciated.

Note that federal contractors are excluded from donating. You must be a US citizen or a permanent resident alien. All donations to the federal fund must come from your personal funds.

If you don't meet the federal requirements please consider donating to one of our other funds.

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NOTE: We respect your privacy and will keep the identity and amount of our supporters' donations confidential to the extent permitted by law. Individual annual contributions to State Party Committees like the NJLP Federal Fund are limited to $2,100 per calendar year, and contributor information for donations over $200 must be reported. We do not report contribution information for any donation unless required by law.