The Libertarian Party of Iowa has secured a temporary court order preventing the Iowa Secretary of State from certifying the 2024 general election ballots, following the removal of three congressional candidates by a state panel. Judge Michael Huppert granted the injunction, citing a likelihood that the Libertarians may prevail in their legal challenge against the panel's decision, which was influenced by objections from local Republicans regarding alleged violations in the party's nominating process. Libertarian candidates Nicholas Gluba, Marco Battaglia, and Charles Aldrich argue that their removal diminishes voter choice and violates democratic principles. The Secretary of State and Attorney General, both Republicans, voted to disqualify the candidates based on claims that the Libertarian Party did not comply with state law during its conventions. In contrast, the lone Democratic panel member contended that the objections were unfounded. The Libertarians plan to continue their legal fight to ensure their candidates can compete in the upcoming election.