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==Election of Officers==
==Election of Officers==
[[Susan Nolan]] was elected as [[National Chair]].
* [[Susan Nolan]] was elected as [[National Chair]].
 
* [[Ed Clark]] was elected as [[National Vice-Chair]].
[[Ed Clark]] was elected as [[National Vice-Chair]].
* [[Diana Amsden, PhD|Diana Amsden]] was elected as [[National Secretary]].
 
* [[Pipp Boyls]] was elected as [[National Treasurer]].
[[Diana Amsden, PhD|Diana Amsden]] was elected as [[National Secretary]].
* [[David Nolan]], [[James Bryan]], [[D. Frank Robinson]], and [[Pat Lowrie]] were elected as [[National At-Large Representative|At-Large members]].
 
[[Pipp Boyls]] was elected as [[National Treasurer]].
 
[[David Nolan]], [[James Bryan]], [[D. Frank Robinson]], and [[Pat Lowrie]] were elected as [[National At-Large Representative|At-Large members]].
 


==Committees==
==Committees==

Revision as of 19:36, 28 November 2020

1972 Libertarian National Convention
Convention
Dates: June 15—18, 1972
Location: Denver, Colorado
1973 →

The first Libertarian Party National Convention was held June 15 - 18, 1972 in Denver, Colorado. John Hospers and Theodora Nathan were nominated presidential and vice presidential candidates respectively. They received the first electoral vote won by a woman, cast by Roger MacBride. The original dates selected had tentatively been June 4-7, 1972. The convention was open to all Libertarian Party members at a cost of $25.

Tentative Agenda

  • Sunday, June 4 -- Open hearings by platform and constitution committees.
  • Monday, June 5 -- Closed committee sessions, workshops, first session of the convention (to vote on rules, constitution and by-laws). Evening open for caucuses of various groups who wish to hold them.
  • Tuesday, June 6 -- Second session of the convention (to vote on platform).
  • Wednesday, June 7 -- Third and final convention session (to elect Party's officers for 1972-1974, and to nominate a President and Vice-President of the United States). Big bash in the evening.
  • Thursday, June 8 -- Brief open session of the newly-elected Executive Committee, to deal with such matters are necessary.

Election of Officers

Committees


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