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*1972 [[National Convention 1972|Denver, CO]] | *1972 [[National Convention 1972|Denver, CO]]—see also [[Memoir Mickey, Me and the LP by D. Frank Robinson|Mickey, Me and the LP]], a personal account of the convention. | ||
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Revision as of 07:28, 12 November 2017
The Libertarian National Convention is held every two years by the Libertarian Party to elect members of the Libertarian National Committee, and to conduct other party business such as Platform and Bylaws revisions and often includes guest speakers and other education events. In presidential election years, the convention delegates nominate the Libertarian presidential and vice-presidential candidates who then face the nominees of other parties in the November general election. Convention delegates are chosen through processes specific to each state affiliate with delegate allocation determined according to the number of national members they have and the number of votes received for the Libertarian Presidential candidate in that state in the prior presidential election.
The first Libertarian National Convention was held in 1972 in Denver, Colorado. John Hospers and Tonie Nathan were nominated presidential and vice presidential candidates respectively. They received the first electoral vote won by a woman, cast by Roger MacBride.
Convention History
- 1972 Denver, CO—see also Mickey, Me and the LP, a personal account of the convention.
- 1973 Strongsville, OH
- 1974 Dallas, TX
- 1975 NYC
- 1976 Washington, DC
- 1977 San Francisco, CA
- 1978 Boston, MA
- 1979 Los Angeles, CA
- 1980 Alternative '80 Los Angeles
- 1981 Denver, CO
- 1983 NYC
- 1985 Phoenix, AZ
- 1987 Seattle, WA
- 1989 Philadelphia, PA
- 1991 Chicago, IL
- 1993 Salt Lake City, UT
- 1996 Wash, DC
- 1998 Wash, DC
- 2000 Anaheim, CA
- 2002 Indianapolis, IN
- 2004 Atlanta, GA
- 2006 Portland, OR
- 2008 Denver. CO
- 2010 St Louis, MO
- 2012 Las Vegas, NV
- 2014 Columbus, OH
- 2016 Orlando, FL
- 2018 New Orleans, LA