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Both "Libertarian Party of Alaska" and "Alaska Libertarian Party" are used in the article. The legal name of the organization is "Alaska Libertarian Party, Inc." Since it is not possible to cite changes to the infobox on the main page, I am leaving the citation here for a change to the oganization name in the infobox: https://www.elections.alaska.gov/political-parties/.

The Alaska Libertarian Party recently acquired the domain AKLP.org, and while they still retain the AlaskaLP.org domain, they are changing the domain on public facing communications. Since there is no way to cite changes made to the article infobox, I am adding the note here: If you go to alaskalp.org and scroll down to the board and staff section, you can verify that all of the mailto links point to aklp.org email addresses.

As it is the new year and new data has collected, it appears that the LP Alaska registration numbers (in the newest survey in May 22') do we change tally Numbers or wait for the end of the year surveys?

As it appears in the mentioned May survey, if I saw correctly it lists a total of 6909 (Not a 69 joke), may I change it without deletion? Tyler Forinno (talk) 12:38, 19 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]