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The '''Libertarian National Committee''' controls and manages the affairs, properties, and funds of the national Libertarian Party.  During the 1993-1996 term it consisted of 18 members -- the four party officers, five at-large members, and nine regional representatives (along with alternates).
The '''Libertarian National Committee''' controls and manages the affairs, properties, and funds of the national Libertarian Party.  During the 1993-1996 term it consisted of 18 members -- the four party officers, five at-large members, and nine regional representatives (along with alternates).
==Meetings==
{| class="wikitable"
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|5 September 1993 (post-convention)
|Salt Lake City, Utah
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|11-12 December 1993
|Arlington, Virginia
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|16-17 April 1994
|Kansas City, Missouri
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|20-21 August 1994
|Arlington, Virginia
|-
|10-11 December 1994
|Arlington, Virginia
|-
|29-30 April 1995
|Phoenix, Arizona
|-
|26-27 August 1995
|Chicago, Illinois
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|9-10 December 1995
|Washington, D.C.
|-
|23-24 March 1996
|Washington, D.C.
|-
|3 July 1996 (pre-convention)
|Washington, D.C.
|}


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Revision as of 21:13, 29 March 2017

The Libertarian National Committee controls and manages the affairs, properties, and funds of the national Libertarian Party. During the 1993-1996 term it consisted of 18 members -- the four party officers, five at-large members, and nine regional representatives (along with alternates).

Meetings

5 September 1993 (post-convention) Salt Lake City, Utah
11-12 December 1993 Arlington, Virginia
16-17 April 1994 Kansas City, Missouri
20-21 August 1994 Arlington, Virginia
10-11 December 1994 Arlington, Virginia
29-30 April 1995 Phoenix, Arizona
26-27 August 1995 Chicago, Illinois
9-10 December 1995 Washington, D.C.
23-24 March 1996 Washington, D.C.
3 July 1996 (pre-convention) Washington, D.C.


Preceded by:
Libertarian National Committee (1991-1993)
Libertarian National Committee
1993-1996
Succeeded by:
Libertarian National Committee (1996-1998)