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[[Image:David Nolan (pondering) Denver 2008.jpg|thumb|120px|Pondering a suggestion at the 2008 national convention in Denver]]
[[Image:David Nolan (pondering) Denver 2008.jpg|thumb|120px|Pondering a suggestion at the 2008 national convention in Denver]]
'''David Fraser Nolan''' (November 23, 1943–November 21, 2010) was the most well-known founder of the [[Libertarian Party]], creator of the [[Nolan Chart]], and heavily active participant in the Libertarian Party.  He also founded the [[Committee to Form a Libertarian Party]] that created the party in 1971.
'''David Fraser Nolan''' (November 23, 1943–November 21, 2010) was the most well-known founder of the [[Libertarian Party]], creator of the [[Nolan Chart]], and heavily active participant in the Libertarian Party.  He also founded the [[Committee to Form a Libertarian Party]] that created the party in 1971.
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Revision as of 18:18, 16 August 2017

David Nolan
Chair
Libertarian National Committee
1971—1972
Successor: Susan Nolan
Personal Details
Birth: November 23, 1943
Death: November 21, 2010
Party: Libertarian Party
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Pondering a suggestion at the 2008 national convention in Denver

David Fraser Nolan (November 23, 1943–November 21, 2010) was the most well-known founder of the Libertarian Party, creator of the Nolan Chart, and heavily active participant in the Libertarian Party. He also founded the Committee to Form a Libertarian Party that created the party in 1971.

He was selected as the first (temporary) national chair by the steering committee and served until the 1972 Libertarian National Convention.


Preceded by:
 
Libertarian Party National Chair
1971-1972
Succeeded by:
Susan Nolan



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