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'''Theodora Nathalia "Tonie" Nathan''' (February 9, 1923—March 20, 2014) has the historical distinction of being the first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote, in 1972, more than ten years before Geraldine Ferrarro. | '''Theodora Nathalia "Tonie" Nathan''' (February 9, 1923—March 20, 2014) has the historical distinction of being the first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote, in 1972, more than ten years before Geraldine Ferrarro. She was employed as a radio/TV producer. | ||
Nathan was the vice presidential running mate for [[John Hospers]] in the 1972 presidential election. Elector [[Roger MacBride]] of Virginia cast his lone electoral vote for the ticket of Hospers and Nathan, which received just over 3000 popular votes, despite very little publicity and their appearance on the ballot in only 2 states. | Nathan was the vice-presidential running mate for [[John Hospers]] in the 1972 presidential election. Elector [[Roger MacBride]] of Virginia cast his lone electoral vote for the ticket of Hospers and Nathan, which received just over 3000 popular votes, despite very little publicity and their appearance on the ballot in only 2 states. | ||
Nathan lived in Oregon and continued to run for various political offices through the years. She remained active in the [[Libertarian Party]] and was a speaker at the 2012 [[2012 Libertarian National Convention|convention]]. | Nathan lived in Oregon and continued to run for various political offices through the years. She remained active in the [[Libertarian Party]] and was a speaker at the 2012 [[2012 Libertarian National Convention|convention]]. | ||
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==Early Life== | |||
[[File:Nathan-Tonie.jpg|thumb|right]] | |||
==Candidate== | ==Candidate== | ||
*[[1972]] | |||
*[[Hospers and Nathan Presidential Campaign 1972]] | |||
*[[1976]] Vice-President ([[David Bergland]] won the nomination) | *[[1976]] Vice-President ([[David Bergland]] won the nomination) | ||
*[[1976]] US Congress (as an independent due to lack of ballot access) | *[[1976]] US Congress (as an independent due to lack of ballot access) | ||
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*[[1990]] US Congress, 4th District | *[[1990]] US Congress, 4th District | ||
*[[1996]] US Congress, 4th District | *[[1996]] US Congress, 4th District | ||
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Nathan-Congress.jpg | |||
Ad 1972 Hospers-Nathan.jpg | |||
Hospers-Nathan 1972 Poster.jpg | |||
BUTTON 1972 Hospers-Nathan.png | |||
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==Party Offices== | ==Party Offices== | ||
*[[Libertarian National Committee]], At-Large ([[1987]]-[[1989]]) | *[[Libertarian National Committee]], At-Large ([[1987]]-[[1989]]) | ||
She was inducted into the [[Hall of Liberty]] posthumously in 2012. | |||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
She was a pundit, talk radio host, talk show host on KVAL-TV, and a business owner, including an insurance company. | She was a pundit, talk radio host, talk show host on KVAL-TV, and a business owner, including an insurance company. | ||
==Articles== | |||
*[[Media:CALIFORNIAS POWER CRISIS 01252001 - NATHAN.pdf|California's Power Crisis: Don't Blame Deregulation]] | |||
==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:31, 27 July 2023
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| Personal Details | |
| Birth: | February 9, 1923 New York City, New York, USA |
| Death: | March 20, 2014 (aged 91) Eugene, Oregon, USA |
| Occupation: | Politician |
| Party: | Libertarian Party |
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Theodora Nathalia "Tonie" Nathan (February 9, 1923—March 20, 2014) has the historical distinction of being the first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote, in 1972, more than ten years before Geraldine Ferrarro. She was employed as a radio/TV producer.
Nathan was the vice-presidential running mate for John Hospers in the 1972 presidential election. Elector Roger MacBride of Virginia cast his lone electoral vote for the ticket of Hospers and Nathan, which received just over 3000 popular votes, despite very little publicity and their appearance on the ballot in only 2 states.
Nathan lived in Oregon and continued to run for various political offices through the years. She remained active in the Libertarian Party and was a speaker at the 2012 convention.
She was also present at the founding convention in 1972 and made the impassioned plea to adopt principles before planks by stating "We shall be the laughingstock of the National if we adopt planks, without first specifying our principles!"
Early Life
Candidate
- Hospers and Nathan Presidential Campaign 1972
- 1976 Vice-President (David Bergland won the nomination)
- 1976 US Congress (as an independent due to lack of ballot access)
- 1980 US Senate, Oregon
- 1990 US Congress, 4th District
- 1996 US Congress, 4th District
Party Offices
- Libertarian National Committee, At-Large (1987-1989)
She was inducted into the Hall of Liberty posthumously in 2012.
Career
She was a pundit, talk radio host, talk show host on KVAL-TV, and a business owner, including an insurance company.
Articles
External Link
| Preceded by: - |
Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate 1972 |
Succeeded by: David Bergland |
| Preceded by: needed |
Libertarian Party Vice Chair needed |
Succeeded by: needed |
| Preceded by: needed |
Libertarian Party of Oregon US Senate Nominee 1980 |
Succeeded by: Gene Nanni? |
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- Oregon Candidates for US House
- National Party At-Large Representatives
- Media Producers
- 1972 National Convention Delegates
- Oregon 1972 National Convention Delegates
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- Party Activists from the 1990s
- Award Recipients